The Pink Moon, or the April Moon, is a celestial event that occurs in April every year. The name “Pink Moon” is connected to welcoming the spring season and the blooming of the first April pink-coloured wildflower, the Ground Phlox. So, come with us to dig deep into its significance, meaning, rituals and benefits.
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Pink Moon 2025 Date: 12th April at 08:22 PM (Saturday)
Pink Moon Alternative Names: Sprouting Grass Moon, the Egg Moon, and the Fish Moon. You will be able to see the full moon on April 12th in the eastern sky at 8:22 pm GMT. The bright star Spica will also be visible near the full moon.
Moreover, the Pink Moon’s spiritual meaning indicates that one should start a journey towards self-discovery during this period. It’s an opportunity for you to discover new paths in your life that align with your goals and purpose of existence. Besides that, the Pink Moon or the April Full Moon 2025 also suggests that individuals let go of all the things in life that no longer serve them.
Most importantly, in Hinduism, people consider the full moon pink supermoon of 2025 auspicious because Hanuman Jayanti falls on the same day. It’s the day of the birth of Lord Hanuman, one of the important deities in Hinduism.
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Spiritual Significance of the Pink Moon (12 April 2025):
1. Release & Healing:
Full moons are powerful times to release what no longer serves you—emotional blocks, toxic patterns, limiting beliefs.
2. Relationship Reflection:
Since it falls in Libra, the sign of relationships and fairness, this moon will shine light on your relationship dynamics, especially if there’s imbalance.
3. Emotional Cleansing:
The energy is ideal for self-reflection, forgiveness, and emotional renewal.
4. Manifesting Harmony:
It’s a powerful night for rituals related to love, inner peace, and emotional healing
Do’s on the Pink Moon:
• Journal or write down what you want to release emotionally or energetically
• Meditate or practice breathwork to center your energy
• Perform a full moon ritual:
• Write what you’re releasing on paper, then safely burn or bury it
• Charge your crystals or water under moonlight
• Spend time near beauty—art, nature, or with people who uplift you
• Forgive—yourself and others
• Set intentions for balance and harmony
Don’ts on the Pink Moon:
• Don’t start new projects—release, reflect, and rest instead
• Avoid emotional overreactions—emotions can run high, so be mindful of your words
• Don’t cling to what’s not working—this is a time to let go, not hold tighter
• Avoid draining people or negative media—protect your energy
A Simple Pink Moon Ritual:
1. Light a white or pink candle
2. Write down what you’re letting go of (fear, anger, pain, etc.)
3. Say aloud:
Under this full Pink Moon, I release what no longer serves me. I welcome love, balance, and peace.
4. Burn the paper safely or tear and flush/bury it
5. Sit in silence under moonlight if possible.
Mantras for full moon
For Letting Go & Emotional Detox (Especially in Relationships):
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Mantra: “Om Namah Shivaya” (Meaning: I bow to Shiva, the transformer of energies)
Chant: 108 times
Best for: Letting go of emotional pain, releasing attachments, clearing karmic patterns
Full Moon Diet Guidelines:
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Eat Light & Fresh
• Focus on easy-to-digest foods
• Avoid heavy, oily, processed, or fried items
Recommended foods:
• Fresh fruits (especially bananas, apples, pomegranates)
• Light vegetables (steamed or sautéed)—lauki, spinach, carrots, pumpkin
• Herbal teas (chamomile, tulsi, mint)
• Coconut water
• Soaked almonds, walnuts
For Love, Harmony & Attracting Soulful Connections:
Mantra: “Om Kleem Krishnaya Namaha” (Mantra of attraction, love, and emotional bonding)
Chant: 54 or 108 times
Best for: Enhancing love energy, resolving conflicts, attracting soulful relationships
