Moon: The Silent Protector We All Need

The first word that comes to one’s mind when they hear the word moon could be magic, trance, serenity, wisdom, or anything else that defines the character of this beautiful celestial being that just exists for its moon children. To protect them, to nurture them, to keep them connected to the power above. The way the moon has always watched over its children has always been appreciated and valued by everyone. It is a special feeling to be blessed by the motherly nature of the moon’s magic, and this feeling is comparable to none. This is an article where you will learn some things about moon’s trance, its mythology, it’s magick, and much more. Let’s begin with the physical moon before getting into its folklore and healing.

Superstar Of The Night

Looking at the moon, have you ever wondered what is the size of the moon, or how wide is the moon? Well, you are not alone, and this is a question which is best answered by experts, right? Let me quote NASA “If Earth were the size of a nickel, the moon would be about as big as a coffee bean.” To be precise, one round of moon’s surface is 6783.5 miles, compared to the earth’s 24,901 miles. This, in no way, evidences that the moon looks so small in the night sky because that depends on the distance from our mother earth, which is about 238,900 miles. Wild, isn’t it? Now, stop wondering how much time it will take to travel that distance and read on to find out what makes the moon so special.

Myths About The Moon (Or Just Moon’s Magick?)

It is said that the Roman goddess of the moon, Diana, lives on the moon and travels the night sky on
her chariot wearing a long white robe. She holds a torch which is said to contain the moon’s light that can help guide any moonchild home or wherever they are heading to. It is typically used metaphorically to say that this moonlight helps one find oneself in the journey that is life. There are many other vintage moon’s legends that are still believed. One of these myths is about moonstone as it is said that moonstone was formed when the moonbeams fell on the earth’s surface.

Moon can sometimes be seen with a ring around it which is referred to as the moon clouds, or moon halo by some avid lovers of the moon. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity to witness such a magical sight.

Another chapter in moon’s mythology says that the moon’s natural cycle can affect a woman’s menstrual cycle and wearing a rainbow moonstone ring will align both these natural cycles. This increases fertility in
women and maintains a balanced hormonal system. It is also said that doing this will help ease menstrual cramps, pregnancy, and childbirth.

Moonstone: The Moon’s Very Own Gemstone

Talking about the moon and not talking about the rainbow moonstone is impossible. It is the embodiment of the moon’s breathtaking appearance, and it’s godly powers. It is the gem that the moon has herself placed on earth, distributed all around the globe so that wherever her children are, they can always be watched over and protected when the need be. Moonstone is said to remove negative vibes from your aura, and it is the full moon’s magic and light that charge it to help it continue to do so.

Moon’s surface also resembles moonstone’s as there are many irregularities and imperfections in the its appearance, just like moon’s craters, but all of that is nullified when light falls on it. The prancing of rainbow colors on its surface is as beautiful as the sight of the full moon, if not more. There are mainly hues of cool colors like blue, green, violet, etc., which make this gem so popular among the moon children. Wearing a moonstone ring provides a sense of tranquility and serenity like nothing else which are required on the holy journey to self.