Ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians and the Chinese people created rituals around the moon.

Around the twentieth century, various practices such as alchemy and witchcraft implemented manifestation during the lunar cycle, which is approximately twenty-nine days.

The moon has eight faces in each lunar cycle, four are primary and four are secondary.

As a modern manifester, you can view the moon cycle as a regime that keeps you grounded.

Why the moon you may ask? Apart from controlling ocean tides the moon is also associated with intuition, emotions, and energy and is a repetitive cycle.

Let’s get into the phases of the moon and what you ought to be doing.

Eight moon manifestation phases

Note that we shall discuss waxing and waning:waxing refers to growing light on the right of the moon, and waxing is seen as shrinking light on the left of the moon.

New moon (day 0)

The new moon represents new beginnings this is the time to set new intentions through scripting and visualizing.

Waxing crescent 🌙(1-6)

Appears as a small silver crescent on the right.

This is the time to take small steps,take small leaps of inspired action.

First quarter 🌛(7-8)

Around Day(7) this is when you start to build momentum by showing up boldly and pushing through obstacles.

The moon appears half lit.

Waxing gibbous 🌔(9-14)

The moon appears almost three quarters, in this phase you are to refine and review your progress.

This is the time to tweak and fine-tune your strategy.

Full moon 🌝(15)

This is the jubilation stage where the energy is at its peak.

You celebrate and release.

Waning gibbous 🌖(16-21)

This is a time for gratitude through acts such a as kindness and gratitude journaling.

Last quarter🌜(22-23)

This is a time for clearing and letting go, this could look like decluttering, releasing mental and emotional loads.

Waning crescent 🌘 (24-29)

This is a time for restoration.

This could look like rest, reflection, and deep healing.

After this, the lunar cycle begins once more.

Are you ready to start honoring the lunar cycle? Let us know in the comments.