Waning Gibbous

The Waning Gibbous (disseminating) phase occurs when the Moon is 135 to 90 degrees behind the Sun, beginning its journey back toward darkness. The culmination has passed, and the emphasis shifts to sharing what was learned. Picture the difference between climbing a mountain and telling the story afterward -- the experience becomes meaningful when you pass it on. This is a phase of teaching, mentoring, and distributing wisdom. The Full Moon showed you something; now you process and articulate it. In agricultural tradition, this was the time for preserving: drying herbs, canning fruit, saving seeds for next season. Those born under this phase are natural educators, driven to share meaning with others. They gravitate toward writing, teaching, counseling, or any work that translates personal experience into collective knowledge. As a transit, the Waning Gibbous favors publishing, networking, gratitude, and conversations that help others benefit from what you've learned.