Beaver Supermoon — November 5, 2025

Theme: Release · Protection · Renewal

The Beaver Supermoon rises on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, at 8:19 AM Eastern / 5:19 AM Pacific, and it’s the brightest and closest full moon of the year. This moon marks a moment of gratitude and preparation — a time to protect your peace, acknowledge what’s working, and let go of what isn’t before stepping into winter’s slower rhythm.

You can work with this moon’s energy a few days before, the night of, and up to two days after.

Ritual 1: Morning Grounding — “Gather & Honor”

When: Two to three days before the Full Moon

1. As you wake up, take a few quiet minutes before reaching for your phone. Sit comfortably and place your hand over your heart.
2. Breathe deeply, three times. On each exhale, imagine letting go of rush or pressure.
3. Think about what has grown in your life this year — big or small.
4. Whisper to yourself:

    “I recognize my progress. I honor my effort. I am thankful for what sustains me.”

5. Write down one thing you want to protect or preserve — a boundary, a habit, or peace of mind.

Why: This ritual roots you in gratitude and prepares your energy to release from a place of fullness, not lack.

Ritual 2: Midday Clarity — “Hold Your Energy”

When: On the day or night of the Full Moon

1. Pause at your desk or workspace. Take one slow inhale, one long exhale.
2. Imagine a soft light expanding from your center, forming a calm circle around you.
3. In that quiet space, say:

    “I decide where my energy flows. I don’t owe it to everyone — only to what’s real.”

4. Think about one situation, habit, or person that feels draining. Mentally picture that energy leaving your space.

Why: This supermoon is a natural amplifier — whatever you focus on grows. By setting boundaries, you teach the universe what you’re willing to hold and what you’re not.

Ritual 3: Evening Release — “Rest & Reset”

When: The night of the Full Moon, or the nights immediately after

1. Before bed, lower the lights and take a few slow breaths.
2. Picture the moon shining above you, washing over you like gentle silver light.
3. Whisper:

    “I release what no longer serves me. I keep what brings me peace.”

4. If you want, write down one thing you’re releasing on a small piece of paper. Fold it once and place it under a candle or crystal overnight — or simply set it aside with intention.
5. End the night by saying:

    “I rest in gratitude. I rise renewed.”

    

Why: The Beaver Moon symbolizes preparing for colder months — conserving energy, creating comfort, and honoring cycles of rest.

Mia’s Closing Words

This Full Moon isn’t about chasing or proving — it’s about protecting. Think of it as a pause between chapters. Use it to fortify your peace, set healthy limits, and give yourself permission to rest. What you release under this supermoon will clear the way for deeper abundance in the months ahead.