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Moon Phase
Tracker

— thirteen cycles, one page —

A printable lunar calendar to track moods, dreams, and rituals across the year. Designed for marginalia and moonlight.

Free ✦ No email required ✦ Print-ready PDF

Why this exists

We have apps for everything. Apps that remind us to drink water. Apps that notify us when the moon is full. Apps that track our cycles, our moods, our sleep, our screen time — apps that track how much time we spend on the other apps.

The moon does not need an app.
The moon has been keeping its own time for four and a half billion years.

What the moon needs — what you need — is paper. A pen. A surface that does not blink at you. A surface that holds the dream you wrote down at 3 AM, the mood you felt under Wednesday's waning gibbous, the question you asked the dark moon. Paper does not push notifications. Paper waits.

This tracker is for that kind of practice. Print it. Punch it. Slip it into your journal or onto your altar. Begin at the next new moon. Make it yours. The moon will keep the time. You only have to listen.

— What's Inside —

The Tracker, Page by Page

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Thirteen pagesOne per lunar cycle — new moon to new moon. Enough for the full lunar year.

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Every phase drawnNew, waxing crescent, first quarter, gibbous, full, waning, last quarter, balsamic — each rendered by hand.

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Key dates markedThe four threshold dates of each cycle, with space for sun & moon sign.

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Generous marginsFor dreams, moods, ritual records, the small notes you'll want to keep. Designed for marginalia.

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A mood tracking columnOptional. Mark how the body felt each day, if that calls you.

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Wild Wandering paletteDark teal & cream — designed to feel like a sacred object, not a worksheet.

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Two sizesUS Letter (8.5×11") & A4 — print whichever your printer prefers.

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A first pageInstructions and a small dedication ritual for beginning. Light a candle. Set the year.

— A Preview —

What One Page Looks Like

Each of the thirteen pages is structured like this — the phases drawn at the top, the dates of the threshold moments, and generous space for whatever the body of the cycle needs to say.

— Cycle ___ of XIII —

A Cycle of the Moon

from new moon to new moon

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new

waxing

first qtr

gibbous

full

waning

last qtr

balsamic

New Moon

First Quarter

Full Moon

Last Quarter

Sun Sign

Moon Sign

— Dreams, moods, rituals, what arrives —

— Actual page from the printable —

— A Small Ritual —

How to Use It

Download the PDF.Below this block. Two sizes — US Letter and A4. Pick whichever your printer prefers.
Print it.On whatever paper you have. Plain printer paper is fine. If you are feeling tender about it, use cream paper, or cardstock.
Punch or fold it.Three-hole punch into your journal binder. Or fold and slip into the back of whatever notebook you carry. Or pin to your altar wall. The home is wherever you'll see it.
Begin at the next new moon.Write the date. Set an intention for the cycle. Light a candle if it feels right. Beginnings deserve marking.
Track what calls you.Dreams. Moods. What you bled or didn't. Rituals performed. The body's small reports. The questions that came up under the full moon. There are no rules. Marginalia is permission.
Turn the page at the next new moon.Look back. See what the cycle taught. Begin again.

— The Tracker —

Take what you need

Free. No email required. Yours.

Download — US Letter Download — A4

PDF · 13 pages · Print-ready

May this small thing help you keep the time of your own life. May the moon find you, page by page.

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✦ Wander Wise, Wild One. ✦

Moon PhaseTracker