The full Buck Moon orbits closer to Earth than any other full Moon this year, making it the biggest and brightest supermoon of 2022!

Why Is It Called the Buck Moon?

The full Moon names come from a number of places including Native American, Colonial American, and European sources.

The full Moon in July is called the Buck Moon because the antlers of male deer (bucks) are in full-growth mode at this time. Bucks shed and regrow their antlers each year, producing a larger and more impressive set as the years go by. They want to mate.

A moon-flooded prairie; a straying
Of leal-hearted lovers; a baying
Of far away watching dogs; a dreaming
Of brown-fisted farmers; a gleaming
Of fireflies eddying nigh,
And that is July!

Poem by James N. Matthews (1852–1910)

Attracting and Magnetizing Someone Special

If there is someone you have been trying to get their attention, during this Full Buck Moon spell casting event it becomes more possible - with a warning! - obsession can occur. Some may like this but if it becomes too much you can let us know so we can slow down the release of the magick. It is especially cast for alluring someone to you with passion. This spell casting event is intended to cause that special person to come after you. All you have to do is be available.

Event

Each ritual performed includes derivations from historic archives. The magick used in our rituals, incantations, invocations and spells rely on long used tarot systems such as Tarot's connection with the Tree of Life as mentioned in Genesis 2:9; 14th century cartomancy and tarot cards created at the enchanted World Of Tarot. Medieval Kaballah symbolism and astrologia are joined with medieval charms and ages-old magick of handwritten 17th century occult spell books of Latin and archaic English of ‘talking to spirits’ charms, or a bewitchery; all part of a magickal formula intended to trigger a magical effect on a person or objects. Ceremonial rituals from this elixir include various transformations and visible effects known to last a lifetime.