Full Moon in Taurus – November 5, 2025

On November 5, 2025, the Full Moon rises in the steady sign of Taurus, encouraging us to slow down, appreciate what we have, and tend to the foundations of our lives. Known as the Beaver Moon, this lunar event invites themes of preparation, abundance, and transformation—it’s time to harvest, release, and realign with what truly matters.

Why Is It Called the Beaver Moon?

The name “Beaver Moon” comes from Indigenous and early North American settler traditions. Around this time of year:

• Beavers were especially active—building and reinforcing their lodges and stocking up food in preparation for winter.

• The moon’s bright light in early evening helped hunters and trappers set beaver traps before the swamps froze.

• This full moon marks the final harvest stretch before winter and a turning inward to root and sustain.

When this full moon falls in Taurus—an earth sign of material security, values, and sensual connection—it amplifies these themes in your inner life: stability, resources, abundance—and letting go of what no longer serves.

Taurus Full Moon Energy: What to Expect

Taurus, ruled by Venus and symbolized by the Bull, invites us to ground into the material, the sensual, and the deeply rooted. Under this full moon, you may feel:

• A strong pull to appreciate physical comforts and what you’ve already built.

• A call to release old attachments—especially around security, value, and self-worth.

• Elevated themes around money, possessions, and stability (for better or worse).

• The invitation to slow down, savor life, and trust in the fertile stillness before the winter rest.

While some full moons feel frenetic, this one asks you to pause, breathe, ground—and then act from that place of rooted clarity.

Final Thoughts

This Beaver Moon in Taurus is your invitation to ground deeply, harvest with gratitude, and release with trust. As winter approaches, we are called to consolidate our foundations—not in hustle, but in conscious rhythm.

Allow the moonlight to reveal what you’ve grown. Then choose what to carry forward—what to shed—and plant the seeds of your next season with intention.