When the moon stands full and unhidden, its face is a lamp held up to every dark corner, and what you call by name it will light. Sit where its beam can find you.
This spoken working draws a single true answer down out of the full moon’s glare and settles it into candle, crystal, and a mind gone still. It is the boldest asking, for you summon by voice alone, and the moon does not suffer a crowded or a doubting question.
The Working
- On the full moon, sit where its light can reach you, and set a candle before you with clear crystals ringed around its base.
- Light incense and let the smoke climb straight, then still yourself until your breath runs slow and even.
- Ring a bell three times, letting each note die completely before the next, to open the way.
- Name your question aloud, once, in the fewest words that hold it whole.
- Speak the incantation to the flame, watching how it bends, gutters, or stands tall at each line.
- Fall silent and gaze into the nearest crystal until an answer forms — a word, an image, a plain knowing.
- Thank the moon, snuff the candle between wet fingers, and keep the crystals close until the answer proves itself.
The Incantation
Full moon, open-faced and bright,
lend me a sliver of your light.
One thing I ask, and ask it plain;
let no false answer come again.
Flame to bend and stone to hold,
speak the knowing, clear and bold.
By your rising, by your reign,
make the hidden thing made plain.
An answer given under the full moon comes whole and quickly; do not haggle with it, only watch to see it come true.