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What Is the Lions Gate Portal (And Why People Get Excited About It)

Every August, my social media feed explodes with posts about the Lions Gate Portal —some talking about energy shifts, others about manifesting dreams. I’ll be honest, at first I thought it was just an astrology buzzword. But the more I read, the more fascinating it became… and now I can’t look at August the same way again. What Exactly Is the Lions Gate Portal? The Lions Gate Portal is a term used in astrology and spirituality to describe a cosmic alignment that happens every year around August 8 (8/8). During this time, the Sun is in the zodiac sign of Leo, the star Sirius becomes visible in the sky, and it aligns with the Earth and Orion’s Belt. This alignment is believed to open a “gateway” of high-frequency energy. Many say it’s a time for spiritual growth, intuition, and manifestation. The number 8 itself is considered powerful, symbolizing infinity and balance. Why August 8 Is Special While the alignment technically lasts from late July to mid-August, August 8 i...

🌕🍓 Why Do They Call It a Strawberry Moon? Uncovering the Sweet Truth Behind the Name

When June rolls around and the skies glow with a warm amber moon, you might hear whispers—or social media buzz—about the Strawberry Moon . But why do they call it a Strawberry Moon when it doesn't look particularly red or resemble the fruit at all? Is it simply poetic, or is there a deeper, historical root to the name? The answer is more grounded and agricultural than mythical, yet just as enchanting. Let’s explore the origin and cultural meaning of the Strawberry Moon , from a refreshing perspective you might not have considered before. 🍓🌔 Not Because of Color: The Real Reason Behind the Name Contrary to popular belief, the Strawberry Moon doesn’t owe its name to its hue. While some full moons do take on a reddish tint due to atmospheric conditions—especially when close to the horizon—the Strawberry Moon typically appears golden or even pale amber. The name actually comes from seasonal timing. According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac , the term originated from the Algonquin tr...