When is the next full Moon?

The second house is about what you own, earn and value, and how much you rely on it. This full Moon touches that area in a quiet way. It can bring a question about a purchase, a bill or a long-kept item into clearer view. Practical attention: write down one thing you already have that you use well, and leave the rest of the list for another day. This is about noticing, not about a verdict on anything.

The first house covers the self you bring into a room: your body, your manner and how others first meet you. A full Moon that lands here tends to bring attention to your own body, your appearance and the way you present yourself. It can make a plain question feel personal. Practical attention: before you answer anything important in the next few days, notice how you are standing and breathing, and take one slow breath first.

The twelfth house is rest, private time, what happens out of sight and the parts of life that are hard to name. A full Moon here tends to bring attention to tiredness, to dreams and to things left unfinished in the background. It often asks for less noise rather than more. Practical attention: set aside one unscheduled hour with no screen, and notice what comes up when nothing is asked of it.

The eleventh house covers friends, groups, shared hopes and the networks you take part in without being the centre of them. A full Moon here often draws attention to a friend you have not called or a group you have drifted from. It can also show a wish that needs other people to come true. Practical attention: send one message to someone whose company you miss, and ask one question about their week without adding a plan.

The tenth house is career, public standing, responsibility and the way others see your work over time. A full Moon in this house tends to bring attention to a goal, a role or a decision that other people are watching. It may make the gap between what you do and what you are known for more visible. Practical attention: write one sentence describing the work you want to be known for, and check it against the last thing you delivered.

The ninth house is learning, belief, long journeys, teaching and the wider view of how life fits together. A full Moon here tends to draw attention toward a question you have been carrying about meaning, or toward a course you want to take. It can make a distant place or a book feel close. Practical attention: choose one text, class or conversation that stretches your thinking, and set a day to begin it.

The eighth house holds shared resources, what is owed between people, intimacy, and the things kept private or handed on. A full Moon in this house tends to bring attention to joint affairs, obligations of trust and the questions people leave unspoken. It is a quieter house, and changes here tend to be slow. Practical attention: review one shared arrangement you have with another person, and write down what each side believes it covers.

The seventh house is the part of the chart that describes one-to-one partnership, agreements and the other person in a close relationship. A full Moon here often puts the spotlight on what two people have promised each other and what each one hopes for. It can make a disagreement easier to see clearly. Practical attention: name one thing you want from the other person, in plain words, before you ask them about theirs.

The sixth house covers everyday work, routine tasks and the habits that keep a body and a home running. A full Moon that lands here tends to show which routines are working and which are only habit. It may draw attention to a task that has been waiting in a drawer. Practical attention: pick the smallest recurring task you keep avoiding, and give it fifteen minutes with a timer set.

The fifth house covers play, creative work, romance, children and the things you make for the pleasure of making them. A full Moon here tends to bring a lift of attention toward what you enjoy and what you have been putting off for fun. Practical attention: choose one small creative task that takes under an hour, and begin it without planning the finished result. The process is the point of it.

The fourth house stands for home, family roots and wherever you land at the end of a long day. A full Moon in this part of the chart often draws attention toward a kitchen table, a family memory or the state of a shared space. Feelings from the past may surface without a clear reason. Practical attention: tidy one surface in your home, and notice what you feel while your hands are busy.

The third house is the part of your chart that holds daily conversation, short trips, messages and the people you meet in everyday ways. A full Moon here tends to put the spotlight on what gets said and what gets sent. Words may feel more loaded than usual. Practical attention: pick one message that matters and say it aloud once before you decide whether to send it. Let that second reading do the work of a long pause.