Happy full moon in Taurus November 15 at 21.28 UTC (see www.timeanddate.com for moon rise in your location). This moon is called by the Algonquin nation and others, Full Beaver Moon or Full Frost Moon, as beavers prepare for winter and by the Celts, Mourning Moon, as the old year moves towards its darkest times. This late year moon is in compensation a supermoon, the last of the year that appears larger and brighter than the average full moon because it moves closer to the earth.....read more here

For November is a rich month for completion and tidying of the year that is passing. November 15 is the last supermoon of the year, the Beaver Moon in the stabilizing zodiac sign of Taurus that steadies uncertainties and banishes doubt and regrets for what should have been achieved or resolved.

The 19th century philosopher Henry David Thoreau called November the month of the harvest of thoughts, richer than any other crops of the year. November is heralded in by Divali, the Hindu festival of light this year and embraces Remembrance/Veterans Day and the infusion of light and celebration of Thanksgiving as the month turns; in folk memory, it falls under the sway of the love saints, St Catherine of Alexandria whose blessings are sought at her wells on her day November 25 for new love and lasting happy marriage. November 29 at midnight belongs to St Andrew for promises of dreams and visions of a present or future love. A month then of balancing the books and completion and accepting what we can attempt again at New Year perhaps in a new form - or find we did not want after all.

The angel of November is Adnachiel the Voyager, the angel of learning and exploration with bright yellow robes. Wherever we live in the world Adnachiel encourages the uncovering of truth, widening perspectives and possibilities through brainstorming, flexibility, open-mindedness, optimism, enthusiasm and creativity especially in writing - even writing that special email for reconciliation or to offer appreciation; the angel too of preparing for action after the repackaging of dreams. as yet unfulfilled,
A time of total honesty with self and others but with tact and kindness as we finally tackle the tangled in-tray of obligations and desires, accepting that some must be fixed, and others cleared away as memories to be shared around the fireside or held close to the heart.
The crystals that are lucky and powerful in November are yellow topaz, ruby and turquoise. 

November fragrances are sage and sandalwood.

Its colour is bright yellow or rich blue, to break through the gloomy skies in the northern hemisphere.
November flowers are the chrysanthemum, red for passion and what or whom really matters, marriage and motherhood, yellow for ending relationships with gentleness, followed by a sudden burst of sunlight to find new happiness or try just one more time, white for truth and love forever and for memories of those who have departed, especially mothers and grandmothers, orange for health and long life and for satisfaction of effort and endeavour as the year moves to a close-and of course the red poppy of remembrance.

During November, weigh up past and future and re-assert your authentic self to carry forward whether light is increasing or fading in your part of the world.

May your month be golden.

Debi and I continue to work on a range of new online courses. We are creating a 13 Part course A Year and a Day in Druidry(the first module available very soon which includes a Treasury on Celtic animals, deities and magical meanings.

We are planning fun courses for Christmas round the fireside too, including ones on Playing Cards, Dice and Dominoes inspired by raiding the grandchildren’s games cupboard.

On the site Cassandra posts monthly information on the full moons and seasonal celebrations and other updates where possible

Debi and Cassandra will answer emails on all matters magical and spiritual., but we do receive many so be patient with us. 

Detailed psychic readings, all carried out personally by Cassandra, are always available, as are spells for any positive purpose There are also step-by-step courses on a variety of subjects, everything from Angels to Mediumship, to Crystal healing, aura reading, Tarot and Runes and psychic development and a 25 part magick course for Wiccans who can’t or don’t want to join a coven, but share the seasonal celebrations with friends and family.

There are many ways of combining separate course modules from different courses, no tests, no time constraints so you can mix and match to learn precisely what you want.