The Bodhi Blog

Homes are not neutral containers. They are living spaces that absorb emotion, memory, stress, joy, conflict, and intention. Every conversation held within the walls, every guest who crosses the threshold, every season that passes leaves an energetic trace. In many folk traditions, this is understood instinctively: the home must be tended not only physically, but spiritually.

The Moon governs tides, bodies, emotions, memory, and the subtle rhythms that shape daily life. For as long as humans have watched the sky, the Moon has been used as a clock, not one that demands productivity, but one that teaches timing. Yet many modern spiritual practitioners find themselves exhausted by lunar work, feeling pressure to perform rituals at every phase or to extract meaning from every shift.