A Time to Clear What Corrupts and Plant New Seeds of Self-Respect

This New Moon arrives early on April 27th, marking the first new moon of Taurus season. As the energy shifts from Aries into Taurus, we’re being asked to slow down—not just to breathe, but to face the things we’ve been avoiding.

New moons are a time for setting intentions, and this one calls for real honesty. It’s time to look at the shadows we’ve been carrying: unhealthy attachments, addictions, temptations, toxic behaviors, and patterns that are quietly—or loudly—hurting us and others. Some of this may be showing up as internal turmoil. Some of it may already be spilling out into conflicts with the people around you. Either way, this is the time to name it, face it, and commit to change.

Affirmation for this New Moon: I face what binds me and set myself free.

You are being called to release destructive patterns—not out of shame, but because your spirit is ready for more. Set clear, grounded intentions for yourself. Choose better, not just for you, but for everyone your energy touches.

Love

If you’ve been experiencing tension, negativity, or even toxicity in your relationships, this new moon is not asking you to pretend it isn’t there. It’s asking you to confront it. Whether it’s codependency, unresolved conflict, or staying in something that’s no longer healthy, this is a turning point. Some relationships may heal through hard conversations and accountability. Others may need to end. Either way, love asks for truth now—not fantasy.

Career and Finance

Material attachments may be weighing heavier than you realize. You may have been pouring so much into work, money, or achievement that the rest of your life has been left gasping for air. Relationships could be suffering. Your own inner peace could be suffering. This is your call to rebalance. Success at the cost of your soul is not success. It’s time to restore what really matters.

This New Moon in Taurus isn’t just about setting new goals. It’s about closing the doors that need to be closed. It’s about facing what’s been keeping you stuck, and finally choosing to move beyond it. Forgiveness may be part of this process—not to excuse the harm done, but to free yourself from carrying it any longer. You are not meant to stay trapped. You are meant to rise.

xo Jessica