Astrologer and tarot card reader Rinhee Suberwal has shared her insights on the upcoming Pink Moon on April 2, explaining that while the name may sound unique, its spiritual impact remains consistent with every full moon.
Speaking about its significance, Rinhee said, “Whenever it is to do with a new moon or a full moon, the impact is essentially the same. The names may differ, especially in Western astrology, but in Vedic astrology, the importance and significance remain unchanged. The do’s and don’ts are also the same.” Elaborating further, she explained that the full moon phase is a powerful time for emotional and spiritual release. “A full moon is the right time to let go of habits, patterns, and situations that no longer serve you. It is about emotional cleansing and freeing yourself from what you do not want in your life anymore,” she noted. Rinhee also highlighted how lunar phases influence human emotions. “During Amavasya and Purnima, you need to consciously keep your mind calm because the moon’s energy can be overwhelming. It often creates a sense of emotional imbalance. People may feel low, empty, or emotionally drained during this time because of these heightened energies,” she explained. According to her, such phases tend to amplify emotional fluctuations, making individuals more sensitive than usual. Sharing practical guidance, Rinhee outlined several do’s and don’ts to help people navigate this intense period. “One should avoid getting into confrontations, arguments, or making any major decisions during this time. The mind is not in its most balanced state, so it is better to pause and reflect rather than react,” she advised.
She also suggested simple spiritual practices to maintain balance. “Chanting ‘Om Chandramase Namah’ helps in calming the mind and aligning your energy with the moon. Applying chandan ka tika or kumkum tika on the forehead can also be beneficial, as it helps in protecting your energy and blocking negativity,” she said. Emphasizing the importance of inner alignment, Rinhee added, “You should focus on chakra balancing, detoxification, and grounding practices during this phase. These help in stabilizing your emotions and bring a sense of calmness and clarity.”
Concluding her insights, Rinhee reiterated that while the Pink Moon may carry a different name, its essence lies in reflection, release, and renewal. “If you use this time wisely, it can become a powerful phase of emotional healing and inner peace,” she said.
