12/08/2026
It is almost New Moon - we are also getting closer to the time of Solar Eclipse which takes place early evening UK time.
There is a tangible prickle and a buzz in the Wyrd.
This New Moon is feeling like a threshold for the collective, a moon of gathering, a moon of seeds and weaving in scattered energies. This months' New Moon post is up on Substack now and in it I do my best to convey the connections and inter relationships between the waning year, seeds, thresholds and energetic weaving.
The Oracle Ally I have picked is linked to both the Web of Wyrd and Weaving....
When life feels scattered, dry and 'spent', it can be good to call on one's inner weaver, the part of you who knows about cutting back, mending, letting go, healing and making sense of loose ends. A period of changes where it is important to remind yourself of what you can do, however small in terms of shifting into the changes you feel are needed. Remember that a big leap is not always necessary along the path but stepping stones can be very useful and act as markers along the way.
A seasoned weaver knows that some mistakes with the warp or weft threads can be left in - a reminder of the importance of learning and the gifts of imperfection. Important these days in a world that is increasingly focused on perfecting the look and production of digitalised art. Our fragility is a blessing I feel and honouring it in ourselves and in our wider lives, our creativity and our work is good to do.
Resilience requires us to show up in ways that feel right for our needs and circumstances and this New Moon calls us to show up for our spiritual wellbeing and for the health of the wider, wilder ecosystem. We all have an effect on the web of energetic threads that we are each of a part of.
A suggestion is to find space to attune to the key threads you need to attend to or pay attention to, even if just as an observer 'noticing'. How does this feel? What threads are talking right now?
The post is available now, you can find the link to the Antlered Path substack in my Bio or comments.