The New Moon in Taurus: Meaning, Rituals, and Journal Prompts

As the world fully blooms into spring, we leave the fiery spark of Aries season behind and settle into the grounded, sensual (some may say hedonistic) energy of Taurus season. The flowers are in full bloom, the days are warmer, and there’s a sense that the earth is inviting us to savor the juiciness around us.

The New Moon in Taurus invites you to be in the present moment and remember that pleasure can be productive. After all, Taurus is ruled by Venus, and now that she’s no longer in retrograde, everything feels a bit sweeter.

While every new moon offers you a chance to reset and set intentions, the energy of the zodiac sign it’s in shapes how to approach those new beginnings. The New Moon in Taurus calls for stability, comfort, and sustainable growth—not a sprint, but a steady climb.

New Moon in Taurus Meaning

The New Moon in Taurus brings a calm, nurturing energy that supports long-term intention setting, especially around love, finances, beauty, and physical well-being. If you’re wondering why Taurus has this energy, it’s because it’s a fixed earth sign ruled by Venus.

While Aries encouraged you to launch forward with bold confidence, Taurus reminds you to slow down, get grounded, and build something that lasts. This is a time for embodiment and presence. Think pleasure, practicality, and planning your next moves with purpose. And enjoying delicious, indulgent food as you do.

The New Moon is in Taurus on April 27, 2025, at 3:30 PM EDT. And, this year, it is a Super New Moon.

What Is a Super New Moon?

A Super New Moon is like the new moon’s overachieving cousin—it happens when the Moon is closest to Earth (that’s called perigee vs apogee which is when it’s furthest away) and in its new moon phase. And while you won’t see it lighting up the sky, you might feel it.

Energetically, everything is turned up a notch. Emotions can run deeper, intuition gets louder, and your manifestation power? Supercharged. If regular new moons are great for setting intentions, Super New Moons are basically that but with a megaphone. So get clear on what you want and speak it into existence.

And because Taurus rules all things material (money, possessions, comfort, food), this is one of the best new moons of the year for manifesting abundance, building routines that support your well-being, and deciding that your self-worth and self-care is non-negotiable.

Energy of the New Moon in Taurus:

• Grounding
• Stability
• Abundance
• Sensuality
• Self-worth
• Comfort
• Connecting with nature
• Growth
• Nourishment

Are New Moons for Manifestation?

New Moons and Full Moons are both great to manifest your desires. New moons mark the beginning of a new lunar cycle and are powerful for starting new cycles or habits. The Taurus moon supports setting intentions related to money, love, comfort, and all things ruled by Venus.

In many ancient cultures, the new moon was a sacred time for divination and initiation rites. The Ancient Greeks (and modern Hellenists) practiced Noumenia at the new moon where they payed homage to and made requests of household deities like Hestia as well as other gods.

The New Moon is best for:

• Setting new goals and intentions for the coming weeks.
• Performing manifestation spells to attract abundance, love, or success.
• Starting new projects or personal transformations.

New Moon in Taurus Rituals

Taurus doesn’t want fast and flashy. It wants intention. Meaning. Abundance. And maybe a slice of cake on a velvet couch.

1. Create a Money Bowl

Taurus is deeply tied to wealth, value, and material security. Assemble a money bowl with green aventurine, bay leaves, coins, herbs like basil and cinnamon, and a written intention around what you want to call in. Place it in your home or on your altar to support financial manifestations. (Or, simply follow our step-by-step money spell.)

2. Garden

The Taurus New Moon is ideal for planting—literally. Whether it’s herbs on your windowsill or a new houseplant, working with soil connects you to the slow growth of this sign. As you plant, infuse your intention into the earth.

4. Do a Self-Worth Spell

Wrap yourself in your coziest blanket (our hooded blankets are perfect for this), light a candle, and grab a pen. Write down all the things you love about yourself now. Then write a letter to yourself now as your future self who already has what you’re calling in. Tuck it under your pillow or place it in your journal and let those positive visualization work its way into your subconscious.

5. Make Some Moon Milk

Make a cup of moon milk (steamed milk with lavender, cinnamon, or rose) and sip it while journaling in soft light, remembering that you’re allowed to rest. Taurus wants you to treat your nervous system like royalty.

6. Declutter Your Space

Venus-ruled Taurus adores beauty and comfort. Clear out anything that feels chaotic or cluttered. Add fresh flowers, soft textures, and beautiful things to your altar or home. Creating a visually pleasing space can help anchor your intentions.

7. Nourish Your Body

Taurus rules the senses and loves a good meal. Make a meal using seasonal ingredients and stir your intentions into it. When it’s ready, enjoy it slowly, without distraction (in other words, put your phone down and turn off the TV). Reflect on what you’re nourishing in your life and what you’d like to grow.

Journal Prompts for the New Moon in Taurus

Use these prompts to explore what you’re building, what you value, and how you can align with more grounded, abundant energy:

• How can I create more stability in my daily life?
• What limiting beliefs around money, pleasure, or self-worth am I ready to release?
• How can I celebrate and care for my body more intentionally?
• What does abundance mean to me—and where do I already have it?
• Where am I undervaluing myself, and how can I change that?

Earth Energy Correspondences for the New Moon in Taurus

To amplify your Taurus New Moon rituals, incorporate these earthy correspondences that align with Taurus’ grounded energy.

• Colors: Green, pink, copper, brown
• Herbs: Rose, thyme, sage, basil, patchouli, sandalwood
• Tarot Cards: Pentacles, The Empress, The Hierophant, Justice
• Crystals: Green Aventurine, Rose Quartz, Emerald, Jade
• Deities: Venus, Aphrodite, Ceres, Demeter, Hathor