Strawberry Full Moon – June 11, 2025

Name and Cultural Origin:

Also known as the “Strawberry Moon,” it takes its name from the Algonquin tribes of North America, who associated it with the harvest of wild strawberries in June.In Europe, it is also called the “Honey Moon” or “Rose Moon,” as it coincides with the blooming of flowers and the gathering of honey during this time.

When and Why Was It Special?

It reached its peak on June 11, 2025, at 07:44 UTC (02:44 CDT in Mexico, and around dawn in the U.S.).It was the lowest Full Moon in nearly two decades in the Northern Hemisphere (due to the lunar standstill that occurs every 18.6 years), appearing with a golden-orange glow close to the horizon.It will remain the lowest Full Moon until 2043, staying unusually close to the horizon. In contrast, in the Southern Hemisphere, it was the highest Full Moon until 2043.In the Northern Hemisphere, it marks the beginning of Astronomical Summer, while in the Southern Hemisphere, it begins Astronomical Winter.

Spiritual and Symbolic Energy:

• An ideal moment to close cycles, give thanks, and set new intentions.• Aligned with the sign of Sagittarius, this moon encourages expansion, personal growth, and reaching for broader goals.• Planetary influences (Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune) favor conscious manifestation and balancing discipline with dreams.Spiritually, it enhances emotional clarity, the release of old patterns, and the opening to new opportunities.

What Can You Do With Full Moon Water?

This charged Moon Water can be used to cleanse talismans, amulets, and other energetic objects.In the home: spray it in spaces where you want to purify the energy, or use it to empower rituals and activate your intentions.