The Full Corn Moon is about harvest, abundance, and culmination, while the Blood Moon eclipse adds themes of shadow, transformation, and revelation.

Journal Prompts

1. What am I most proud of harvesting in my life right now (creatively, emotionally, or personally)?
2. What abundance surrounds me that I may have overlooked?
3. What shadow aspect of myself or my writing is asking to be acknowledged?
4. If the Blood Moon could reveal one hidden truth to me, what would it be?
5. What am I ready to release under the eclipse’s shadow?
6. How can I celebrate what is full and complete in my life today?
7. If my main character stood beneath this Blood Moon, what transformation would they undergo?
8. How does the red glow of the eclipse make me feel? Free-write for 5 minutes.

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🌖 September 8, 2025 — Waning Gibbous Journaling Prompts

The Waning Gibbous invites reflection, integration, and letting go. It’s about understanding lessons and softening after the intensity of the full moon.

Journal Prompts

1. How do I feel today, the morning after the Blood Moon?
2. What lesson did I learn from yesterday that I want to carry forward?
3. What am I ready to release so I can move more lightly into the next cycle?
4. Where do I need more structure, discipline, or balance (Saturn’s energy)?
5. What project or area of life needs gentle revision or reshaping?
6. What emotions are still lingering that I need to process?
7. How can I nurture myself during this time of integration?
8. If the Moon whispered guidance to me tonight, what would it say?

The Moon reminds us that life moves in cycles—of fullness, release, and renewal. The Corn/Blood Moon asks us to honor both abundance and shadow, while the Waning Gibbous invites us to soften and integrate what we’ve learned. As you journal beneath these skies, remember that your words don’t have to be perfect; they simply need to be true. Let your pen mirror the Moon—shining boldly when full, and gently retreating when it’s time to rest.

Happy Writing ^_^