The full moon in May is called the Flower Moon, but is also sometimes called the Planting Moon, Milk Moon, or Leaf Budding Moon, and is known as a force of power, drive, creativity, and passion. This is a time to seek new opportunities. We now see the early signs of summer when days are getting warmer and flowers are beginning to bloom. … For the Flower Moon Esbat (whether in a group or alone), dress in red. To decorate your altar or table, gather red candles, red ribbon, Flower Moon Incense or an Intention Incense, Anointing Oil, Purification Herbal and Salt Water, salt, wild red flowers, dogwood, and ivy; herbs like dandelion, betony, dill, and thyme; and crystals like ruby, bloodstone, amber, and garnet. … At twilight, cast a salt circle and ask the gods/goddesses to be with you and watch over you. Consecrate the circle and all of the items within it with your purification water. Light the incense, then anoint the candles with your oil. Light the candles while visualizing your intent. Meditate upon the flame while imagining yourself unleashing your creativity and passion. Ask for the power and drive to be your most untamed self. Take your candle to a safe outdoor space with a clear view of the full Flower Moon and bathe in its light. Take three deep breaths, then say (three times), “By the power of fire and passion of my heart, grant me strength and will. Be with me. I am a warrior. So mote it be.” Basque in the moonlight for as long as you need. When ready, snuff out the candle and burn it on each night of the full Flower Moon. … Set a clear bowl of distilled water outside or in a windowsill facing the moon after dusk. Bring it indoors and away from the light of the sun before dawn. Do this each of the three nights of the full moon to charge your moon water. … When you’re ready to relax and restore, enjoy a hot herbal bath and warm cup of herbal tea.