November 5, 2025: The Super Beaver Moon — Your Complete Guide

What Is the “Super Beaver Moon”?

On November 5, 2025, the night sky will showcase the Super Beaver Moon, the year’s closest and brightest full moon. A supermoon happens when the moon reaches its perigee (the closest point to Earth) and is full at the same time.

In 2025, this November full moon is part of a series of three consecutive supermoons in October, November, and December. The November event will appear larger and brighter than any other full moon that year, sitting roughly 221,800 miles (357,000 km) from Earth.

Names & Traditions: Beaver Moon, Hunter’s Moon & More

Traditionally, November’s full moon is called the Beaver Moon, a name rooted in Indigenous and colonial North American traditions marking the time when beavers build lodges and prepare for winter.

Because October 2025 hosts the Harvest Moon, the November 5 full moon also takes on the title Hunter’s Moon, as it’s the first full moon following the harvest. Thus, this event carries a dual identity — both Beaver Moon and Hunter’s Moon — making it rich with seasonal symbolism of preparation, protection, and renewal.

When & Where to See It

Peak illumination: 8:19 a.m. ET / 13:19 UTC on November 5.
Although the official peak occurs in daylight for some regions, the moon will appear stunningly full on the nights of November 4 and 5.

Best Viewing Tips

  • Find dark skies: Choose rural or wilderness areas far from city lights.

  • Aim for clear horizons: Watch moonrise or moonset for dramatic views.

  • Arrive early: The moon looks largest near the horizon thanks to the optical “moon illusion.”

  • Capture the moment: Use a tripod and long exposure for photographs; foreground elements (trees, water, mountains) create depth.

Astrological & Spiritual Significance

Full moons symbolize illumination, completion, and release. When it’s a supermoon, these effects feel magnified — emotionally, energetically, and symbolically.

Zodiac Energy: Taurus Full Moon

The November 2025 full moon falls in Taurus, an earth sign associated with grounding, stability, sensuality, and material abundance. Taurus energy encourages reflection on security, resources, and values — perfect for aligning practical goals with spiritual intentions.

Themes & Symbolism

  • Preparation & foundation: Like the beaver constructing its dam, build emotional and material stability.

  • Harvest & gratitude: Celebrate what you’ve achieved and release what no longer supports you.

  • Grounded manifestation: Earth energy favors steady progress toward long-term goals.

  • Illumination & awareness: Full moons reveal truths and patterns ready for acknowledgment or healing.

Rituals & Practices for the Super Beaver Moon

  1. Set intentions & release
    Write what you’re manifesting and what you’re ready to let go of. Burn or bury the paper safely as a symbolic act of renewal.

  2. Create moon water
    Place a jar of clean water under moonlight overnight to charge it with lunar energy. Use it later for cleansing or intention work.

  3. Grounding rituals
    Walk barefoot on earth, meditate with grounding crystals (hematite, jasper, smoky quartz), or visualize roots connecting you to the planet.

  4. Journal reflections
    Explore questions like:

    • “What brings me true security?”

    • “Where am I being called to simplify?”

    • “What am I building for the future?”

  5. Crystals and correspondences
    Work with Taurus-aligned stones such as green aventurine, jade, rose quartz, and citrine. Pair with earthy herbs or scents — patchouli, vetiver, or rosemary — for grounding balance.

  6. Moon meditation
    Sit beneath the moonlight. Breathe deeply, visualize light filling your body, and let go of tension. Focus on clarity, peace, and gratitude.

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