Full Moon in Capricorn

Full Moon in Capricorn Meaning

The Full Moon in Capricorn comes along quietly. With no major aspects to the malefics or benefics, the Full Moon stands on its own, giving us the opportunity to rest and release what no longer serves us.

The Moon is uncomfortable in the sign of the Sea Goat. She wants to flow, feel, and nurture. Meanwhile, Capricorn wants to be pragmatic, logical, and a little bit cynical. The Moon wants to focus on emotions while Capricorn prefers to focus on progress. However, as we move through this tension, we’ll find a lesson in figuring out the practical steps to build a container of safety for our emotions and desires to express themselves. This Full Moon is about tapping into and honoring your desire for security and understanding the emotional and practical things you need to achieve it.

Tarot Card Pull : One Card for the Lunaton

The card for this month is the Four of Pentacles. Capricorn loves to have their financial ducks in a row and Cancer is all about cultivating peace and security. Sometimes this card can indicate hoarding resources and keeping everything to yourself. But it can also speak to cultivating safety, being smart with your resources, and exploring your boundaries. This is a reminder to mix your emotions with practicality as you move through this Full Moon cycle.

Full Moon in Capricorn Tarot Spread

Theme: “Building Safety from the Inside Out”

Use this spread to check in on what’s holding you, what’s holding you back, and what structures you’re ready to shift.

Card 1 – What emotional need is asking to be acknowledged right now?

Card 2 – What structure or pattern no longer supports my growth?

Card 3 – Where am I being called to show up with more discipline or care?

Card 4 – What does emotional safety actually look like for me?

Card 5 – What small, practical action can I take to honor this truth?

Full Moon in Capricorn Ritual

Gather:

  • A white candle

  • A glass bottle of water (Cancer season = emotional purification)

  • A fireproof bowl

  • A pen and 2 pieces of paper

  • Optional: stones like smoky quartz, onyx, or black tourmaline

Steps:

  1. Set the Scene: Create a calm space. Light your candle and say: “I call in structure, safety, and sovereignty. I release what no longer holds me.”

  2. Write the Pressure: On your paper, list any emotional burdens, perfectionism, fears of failure, or responsibilities that feel outdated or draining.

  3. Let It Go: Burn this paper to release all of this stagnant and unhelpful energy to the Moon. Ask that her light illuminate these shadows and help you clear them with peace and ease. As the paper burns, say, “I release these with love. I reclaim energy for what matters.”

  4. Name the Need: On your new piece of paper, write what your heart actually needs—this could be softer routines, emotional boundaries, gentler ambition, or community support. Save this in your journal so that you can reference it later.

  5. Close the Ritual: Offer a prayer of gratitude. Speak from the heart. Let the candle burn safely or snuff it out intentionally. Pour the water outside or down the drain with intention.

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