Last night's Full Beaver Moon!

November's Full "Beaver Moon" and it is an eclipse. The full moon is due to peak in the very early hours of Monday, November 30, but you'll be able to see it after sunset the night before. My husband took the photo above last evening.

A potent time for culmination and fruition, tapping into the energy of the full moon can aid in manifestation and give us all a little extra oomph.  

Lunar eclipses occur when the sun, Earth, and moon line up in such a way that it creates a shadow on the moon. There are three types of eclipses—a penumbral eclipse (like the one we're in for) and a total and partial eclipse. When a penumbral eclipse happens, the moon passes through the dim, outer edge of the Earth's shadow—aka the penumbra—making it look slightly darker than usual.