Full Moon – July 10, 2025 | 18° Capricorn
Rooted in responsibility. Risen in truth.

There’s a certain stillness in the air this week —
The kind that comes before clarity.
The kind that arrives when you’ve climbed far enough up the mountain to pause, turn around, and see.

This Thursday, we meet the Full Buck Moon in Capricorn, the culmination of intentions planted on December 30, 2024, when the New Moon in Capricorn invited us to set soul-rooted goals for the long haul.
This isn’t a quick win kind of moon — this is the slow magic, the sacred labor, the moment of reckoning with what has been built… and what must now evolve.

Why It’s Called the Buck Moon

In the natural world, this moon is known as the Buck Moon, marking the time when male deer begin to shed their antlers — a quiet, powerful transformation.
What once was a crown becomes compost.

And in that shedding, a truth emerges:

You do not have to carry what no longer belongs to you — even if it once made you feel strong.

This moon invites you to shed with grace. To let go of structures, commitments, and identities that were built from survival, not soul.
And to reclaim your energy for the real work — the legacy work — of becoming.

Uranus Enters Gemini – July 7

As if this Full Moon wasn’t enough of a turning point, we’ve also got a big planetary shift this week:
Uranus enters Gemini on July 7, shaking up the way we think, communicate, and connect.

Expect mental sparks — some enlightening, some just annoying — as curiosity meets disruption in real time.

This is the start of a longer Uranian cycle that will redefine how we learn, how we adapt, and how we speak our truth.
Conversations may feel more electric. New ideas might crackle with potential — or confusion. Give yourself space to process.

Capricorn wants structure.
Gemini wants stimulation.
You are the one holding both.

Let this Full Moon be your anchor as the winds of change begin to blow.

The Energy of the Capricorn Full Moon

Capricorn is ruled by Saturn, the planet of time, responsibility, and integrity.
She holds us to a higher standard — not out of punishment, but devotion.
She asks:

• Are you walking your talk?
• Are you building what actually matters?
• Are you living from your own inner compass… or still following someone else’s rules?

The Sabian Symbol for this Full Moon is:

“The Union Jack Flag Flies from a British Warship.”

A complex image. But stripped down, the message becomes clear:
What flag are you flying over your life… and does it reflect your truth?

This moon says:

“Let go of inherited systems. Come home to your own sovereignty.”

And when we pair that with Uranus entering Gemini?
It’s not just about your goals — it’s about the mindset behind them.

Ritual + Reflection

This week, take time to check in with the you that began this cycle back in December.
What were you calling in under the New Moon in Capricorn?
What has grown? What has shifted? What’s asking to be released?

Journal prompts:

1. What intentions from December 30, 2024 have taken form — and where am I being asked to pivot or recommit?
2. What am I still carrying that no longer serves my purpose or path?
3. How is my mindset evolving as Uranus enters Gemini — and what thoughts am I ready to outgrow?

Suggested ritual:

Light a candle. Hold a grounding stone.
Write down one thing you’re releasing — a commitment, belief, or burden you’re no longer meant to carry.
Write down one sacred responsibility you’re ready to own with intention.
Burn or bury the release. Keep the commitment close.

Join the Buck Moon Circle

We’ll be gathering under this powerful Full Moon for ritual, reflection, and release.
This is a time to ground into your truth, shed what’s no longer needed, and step into your becoming — together.

🕯️ Moon Circle Details:
📍 [Location Name]
🗓️ Wednesday, July 9, 2025
⏰ 6:30-8:30
💫 Sound bath, journaling, astrology, and ritual under the Buck Moon

👉 Click here to get your ticket and join the circle →

As the antlers fall and the mind awakens —
As Capricorn roots you and Uranus shakes you —
May you stand in the middle with clarity.

Not everything solid must stay.
Not every spark must be followed.
But this week, you get to choose what to carry forward.

Blessed Buck Moon,
Liz