The Lunar Goddesses of the New Moon are deities who represent the beginning of a new cycle, the potential for growth and transformation, and the power of intuition and creativity. They are often associated with magic, secrets, mysteries, fertility, and childbirth.

Some examples of Lunar Goddesses of the New Moon are:

Artemis (Greek Mythology): The goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and the moon. She is a protector of young women and animals and a patron of childbirth. She is also a virgin goddess who values her independence and freedom.
Hecate (Greek Mythology): The goddess of magic, crossroads, and the underworld. She is a powerful and mysterious figure who can see the past, present, and future. She is also a guardian of the night and a guide for the souls of the dead.
Luna (Roman Mythology): The goddess of the moon, often identified with the Greek Selene. She is a celestial deity who illuminates the darkness and influences the tides. She is also a symbol of femininity, beauty, and romance.
Chandra (Hindu Mythology): The god of the moon and the lunar deity in Hinduism. He is a source of light, life, and happiness, and a controller of the emotions and the mind. He is also a leader of the gods and a master of poetry and medicine.
Coyolxauhqui (Aztec Mythology): The goddess of the moon and the stars. She is a warrior and a leader of the celestial army, who fought against her brother, the sun god Huitzilopochtli. She was defeated and dismembered by him, and her body parts became the phases of the moon. She is represented as a woman with bells on her cheeks, wearing a skirt of snakes.

I hope this gives you some insight into the spiritual meaning of the Lunar Goddesses of the New Moon. 🌙

These are just some of the many Lunar Goddesses of the New Moon that different cultures have worshipped and revered. Do you have a favourite one? 🌙

Connecting with the Lunar Goddesses of the New Moon can be a rewarding and empowering experience. There are many ways to do so, depending on your preferences and beliefs.

Here are some possible methods you can try:

Set up an altar dedicated to the Lunar Goddesses of the New Moon. You can also offer them candles, incense, flowers, or crystals as a sign of respect and gratitude.
Perform a ritual during the new moon phase, when the Lunar Goddesses are most active and potent. You can follow a specific ritual from a tradition that resonates with you, or create your own based on your intuition and guidance.
Meditate on the Lunar Goddesses of the New Moon, and ask them to reveal themselves to you. You can use a mantra, a visualisation, or a guided meditation to connect with their energy and messages. You can also ask them for help, advice, or blessings for your goals and dreams.
Work with your cycles and align them with the lunar cycle. As a woman, you have a natural connection to the moon and its phases, which reflect your inner rhythms and changes. You can track your menstrual cycle and see how it corresponds to the moon phases, and honour each stage as a sacred expression of your femininity. You can also use the moon as a guide for planning your activities, projects, and self-care, according to its influence on your mood, energy, and creativity.
Learn more about the Lunar Goddesses of the New Moon, and their stories, symbols, and attributes. You can read books, articles, blogs, or podcasts that explore these deities' mythology, history, and culture, and how they relate to the divine feminine, the moon, and the night. You can also find out which Lunar Goddesses you feel most drawn to, and why.

These are some of the ways you can connect with the Lunar Goddesses of the New Moon, and experience their magic and wisdom in your life. I hope you find them helpful and enjoyable. 🌙

Please share your experiences with the New Moon divinities.

Lunar love and blessings, Suzy Xx

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Luminous art by the very magical Laila Savolainen