The Full Pink Moon

    In the early hours of April 2, 2026, at 05:12, the sky will be illuminated by one of the most special full moons of spring – the Full Pink Moon. It is known as the Easter Moon because it determines the date of Easter in Western Christian churches. Since it is the first full moon after the spring equinox on March 20, it sets the festive rhythm – in 2026, Catholic and Protestant Easter will be on April 5.

    A symbol of partnership, justice and the search for harmony, but it can bring to light hidden conflicts, unspoken feelings or difficult decisions. It can lead to questions such as:

Who is staying with us?

Which contracts have a future?

And which relationships have fulfilled their role?

A time when we can let go of the old to make room for the new.

    This Pink Moon brings more than just romance and softness. It can bring friction, awakening, and profound realizations. What we have been putting off, what we have been keeping quiet about, or what we have been afraid to look into the eyes of, can now come to the surface.

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