Hail Luna, goddess of the moon! Long ago, the Romans celebrated this date with the Feast of the Moon—a sacred day honoring the goddess Luna 
As her name suggests, Luna is the radiant deity of the moon, symbolized by the crescent and the celestial chariot. Her Greek counterpart is known as Selena 
As her name suggests, Luna is the radiant deity of the moon, symbolized by the crescent and the celestial chariot. Her Greek counterpart is known as Selena For many witches, the moon plays a central role in spiritual practice 
Her glow lights the way for rituals, intention-setting, and reflection through every lunar phase.
Her glow lights the way for rituals, intention-setting, and reflection through every lunar phase.Today is the perfect time to host your own moonlit festival 
Set out a simple feast, light a candle, pour a cup of tea or wine, and raise a glass to Luna, the Lady of the Moon. If the skies are clear, step outside and gaze upward—honor her brilliance whether she’s full, waning, or reborn again as a slender crescent. 
Celebrate the moon’s sacred cycle and the divine feminine power it represents.
Hail Luna!
TRY THIS:
On the next full moon , try calling Luna by name during your ritual or meditation. Whisper her name and listen closely—see if you feel her presence respond. 
, try calling Luna by name during your ritual or meditation. Whisper her name and listen closely—see if you feel her presence respond.