Astrologer, Tarot Card Reader and Crystal healer, Rinhee Suberwal, who is known for her spiritual outlook on life, shared her thoughts on the rare convergence of the Buck Moon and Guru Purnima on 10th July this year. “It’s not just another full moon; it’s a spiritually potent time that invites us to reflect, heal, and most importantly, express gratitude to those who guide us,” she says.
The July full moon is traditionally known as the Buck Moon in Native American culture. This name comes from the period when male deer (bucks) begin to grow their new antlers. It symbolizes growth, renewal, and the strength to begin again. “It’s a reminder that we too are always evolving,” Rinhee shares. “Just like the antlers regenerate every year, we get the opportunity to restart and realign ourselves.”
This year’s Buck Moon coincides with Guru Purnima, making it extra special. Guru Purnima is celebrated to honor teachers, mentors, and guides—both spiritual and academic—who illuminate our path. “Whether you have a spiritual guru or not, the essence of the day is about acknowledging the guidance you’ve received in life,” Rinhee explains. “It’s a beautiful opportunity to express gratitude to those who have shaped your journey.”
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Rinhee emphasizes the importance of emotional balance during Purnima. “The moon affects our emotions deeply, so it’s essential to stay calm and avoid impulsive decisions,” she says. Here are some quick dos and don’ts she shares for the day:
Dos:
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Engage in spiritual practices like meditation, chanting, or puja.
Offer respect to your gurus, mentors, or anyone who has guided you.
Light a diya and offer prayers in the evening moonlight.
Don’ts:
Avoid making major decisions or starting new ventures.
Refrain from indulging in negative conversations or energy.
Do not ignore your mental health—take time to ground yourself.
As Rinhee puts it, “The Buck Moon and Guru Purnima together create a divine energy field that encourages growth, gratitude, and grace. Even if you are not religious, just taking a moment to thank the people who’ve helped you learn can fill your heart with peace.”
This 10th July, let the moonlight remind you of your inner strength, and the spirit of Guru Purnima ground you in humility and gratitude.
