May's Blue Full Moon in Sagittarius--aiming the arrow

There is a particular kind of moon that doesn’t feel like an ending, but like a turning of the head.

This one arrives as a Blue Full Moon in Sagittarius — a second full moon in a single month, rare and slightly electric, as if the sky is reminding me that perspective can shift more than once in the same breath.

Sagittarius is the sign of the arrow: not just motion, but intention. Direction. Faith in what has not yet been reached.

And I feel that theme here — not as certainty, but as orientation. Not everything is resolved. Not everything is clear. But something in me is no longer circling the question in the same way. Something has started to point.

Aiming the arrow before summer fully opens. There is a difference between rushing forward and recognizing where life is already asking to be aimed. This feels like the second thing.

The month behind me has been full of noticing — of tending, sorting, responding, adjusting. Not dramatic, but deeply formative in its own way. The kind of shaping that doesn’t announce itself while it’s happening.

There are also places in my life that are uncertain right now, close to home, where I am learning to hold concern without letting it collapse my sense of direction.

And now, under this full moon, there is a quiet re-seeing of direction. Not a demand to act immediately. Not a pressure to define everything. Just a recognition: I am not standing in the same place I was.

What I am releasing is the need to have the entire path lit before I take the next step. What I am keeping is attention — and trust in what becomes visible as I move.

If this is a threshold, then I want to meet it honestly, not as a performance of clarity, but as a willingness to be in motion with what is true right now.

This moon does not ask me to arrive. It asks me to aim. And then to begin.