Full Wolf Moon Celebration

Please remember the Full Wolf Moon on Friday, January 10th. So, light a candle. Then, as you sip a hot drink, write down a few of your top accomplishments over the last month and a few things you would like to do better. 

The Full Wolf Moon was named by Native American tribes to mark the time of year when wolves howled in hunger outside the villages.
Traditionally, the January Moon is also known as the Old Moon. Some tribes called this the Snow Moon as well, but most applied that name to the next February full moon. 

Keep in mind that the whole two week period that follows the full moon is a prime time to shed unwanted things, habits, or patterns from one's life. The two weeks prior to the full moon is the best time to invite or adopt things, habits, etc. into one's life.