Lunar calendar – February 2026

(Based on international phases of the Moon and transits through the signs; an interpretive astrological guide)

🌕 February 1–2 – Growing light after the Full Moon

The beginning of February still carries the strong energy of the previous Full Moon. The feeling of clarity remains, but the emotions slowly calm down. This is a good moment to integrate what you learned at the end of January and to be grateful. ✨

🌘 February 3–8 – Waning Moon

As the light of the Moon decreases, the energy is drawn inward. This is a period of cleansing — mental, emotional and energetic. An ideal time for detox, completing obligations and consciously letting go of what no longer serves a purpose. 🕯️

🌓 February 9 – Last quarter in Scorpio

The intense energy of Scorpio demands an honest look into the depths. This is the moment of facing hidden emotions, fears and old patterns. Release now brings great inner strength. 🔥

New Moon in Moon's Kitchen

The New Moon comes quietly, without light to show the way, but with a power that just creates it.

In Moon's Kitchen, it is the moment when you don't cook to fill yourself up, but to get started.

This is the time when the pantry is not opened suddenly, but carefully. When the water is heated slowly, the tea is chosen intuitively, and the hands move without haste. The New Moon is looking for simplicity - pure tastes, mild fragrances, space for intention. Like a soup that simmers quietly, but deeply nourishes.

What is the New Moon?

The New Moon is the lunar moment when the Moon is between the Earth and the Sun and is not visible from our planet. Its dark side faces us, while its light side is hidden. It is the beginning of a new lunar cycle, the zero point, the place where one circle ends and another is just born.

In astronomical terms, the New Moon marks the precise moment of the conjunction of the Sun and the Moon. In a symbolic, energetic and archetypal sense, it represents a seed — one that has not yet sprouted, but already carries within itself the entire potential for future growth.

Unlike the Full Moon, which is visible, powerful and often emotionally intense, the New Moon is quiet. He does not seek attention, does not illuminate the external world, but calls to the internal. It is the stage when things are not clearly seen with the eyes, but can be felt deep inside.

New Year in the Moon House - light from within

🏠 Moon House - Sacred space of the soul

In the night between years, the Moon House does not shine from the outside — but from the inside. Light comes from candles, silence and the scent of plants that clean the space: lavender, rosemary, basil. This is where the dust of old thoughts is wiped away and the past is released down the stream of light. In the center of the house — a small bowl with water and a few drops of essential oil — is a symbol of a new emotional cycle. Water absorbs the old energy, and the Moon blesses the new.

Ritual: Fill a bowl with water, add paper with the old pattern you want to release. Leave it overnight on the window and in the morning sprinkle the water on the ground. It is "cleaning the foundations of the Moon House".

🍵 Moon's Kitchen - warmth and renewal

In the heart of the house, the hearth crackles. The scents of honey, cinnamon and apple evoke memories, but also promises. In the Moon's Kitchen, food is an emotion, and dinner is a ritual of togetherness.

The Legend of the Moon’s Kitchen

🌙 They say that somewhere between the worlds, where dreams and smells meet, there is a Moon's Kitchen. It is not an ordinary kitchen - but a place where every fork, every spoon and every cup of tea carries the whisper of the stars.

In that kitchen, Moon cooks for souls who are looking for peace, health and inspiration. His recipes are not written down on paper, but in the phases of the Moon:

🌑 The New Moon brings light soups and drinks for a new beginning.

🌒 The Waxing Moon fills the tables with food that strengthens the body and will.

🌕 The Full Moon opens a feast of love, joy and abundance.

🌘 The Waning Moon brings teas and dishes for cleansing, forgiveness and soul detox.

Moon's Kitchen - spices for milk for New Moon

Spices for milk - New Moon 

(introspection, new beginning, calm)

Description:

The New Moon symbolizes silence, withdrawal and setting intentions. This blend is mild, warm and soothing, with a focus on the nervous system and quality sleep. It is intended for an evening ritual, writing intentions or silent meditation.

Ingredients (for one serving):

• 250 ml of milk (cow's or plant-based almond milk or oat milk)
• ½ teaspoon of cinnamon powder
• ¼ teaspoon cardamom powder
• 1 pinch of nutmeg
• ¼ teaspoon ashwagandha powder (optional)
• 1 teaspoon of honey or maple syrup (optional)

Preparation:

1. Heat the milk to the point of boiling, but do not let it boil.

2. Add all the spices, gently whisk with a wire or spoon until they are completely combined.

Lunar calendar – January 2026

(Based on international phases of the Moon and transits through the signs; times are UTC / Time and Date +1)

🌕 January 1–2 – Moon's Gibbous phase (before the Full Moon)

The first days of January bring the final light of the Full Moon from December. The energy is still alive and preparing the ground for emotional clarity. This is an ideal time for gratitude, ending old topics and emotional balancing before entering the Full Moon. ✨

🌕 January 3 – Full Moon in Cancer

The Full Moon in emotionally rich Cancer brings security, care for oneself and others, and home and heart come to the fore. This is a time to celebrate connectedness, express gratitude to family and meditate on feelings. 💖 Emotions are powerful — listen to your intuition.

🌘 January 4–9 – Waning Moon

As the Moon weakens, the focus shifts from the outer world to the inner world. This is an ideal time for reflection, letting go and finalizing details. The energy is introspective, so listen to the signals of the body and spirit. 🕯️