As winter deepens, Mikisiwi‑pîsim, the “Eagle Moon,” rises over a landscape shaped by patience and endurance. In Cree tradition, this moon carries the medicine of watchfulness, strength, and rising clarity, reminding us that life continues quietly beneath the snow. It asks us to conserve our energy, tend carefully to what truly matters, and trust the slow rhythm of the season.

This full moon illuminates themes of resilience and inner fortitude. Astrologically, February’s lunation often brings awareness to how we sustain ourselves emotionally and spiritually, inviting us to balance effort with surrender. It highlights where we may be giving too much, and where a gentler, more intentional approach is needed.

Why practice under the Full Moon?
The full moon amplifies emotion and intention, offering a sacred pause for release and renewal. Practicing yoga beneath its light helps us reflect, realign, and reconnect — with the Earth, with ourselves, and with the cycles that guide us. Even in winter’s stillness, this practice reminds us: the light within endures, and growth continues.

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