In spite of its name, April’s full Pink Moon is usually a golden color to bright white. The name Pink Moon is derived from a pink flower called the Phlox Subulata, or Moss Pink, that blooms in the spring. This moon is also sometimes called the Sprouting Grass Moon, Fish Moon, Hare Moon, Egg Moon, and Paschal Moon. The first Sunday after this moon is Easter. … The Pink Moon is a time for nurturing, comforting, compassion, romance, peace, love, fertility, and abundance. … During the Pink Moon, gather and decorate your altar or table with the colors crimson red, pink, and gold; pink and red candles, Anointing Oil, Pink Moon Incense or an Intention Incense, dried herbs like moss pink (aka creeping phlox), holy basil (aka tulsi), and geranium; potted pink and red roses and daisies, rabbit fur, dove and hawk feathers, and crystals like rose quartz, garnet, and ruby. Cast a salt circle and ask the gods to be with you and watch over you. Consecrate the circle and all of the items in it with your Purification Herbal and Salt Water. Light the incense, then anoint the candle with an oil blend related to your intention. Light the candles while visualizing your intent. Meditate upon the flames while focusing on your intentions of peace and love, mental stability, romance, creativity, and self-confidence. Take your candle with you to a safe place outdoors and draw in the power of the moonlight. Take three deep breaths of the spring air and enjoy the feeling of the cool breezes washing over you. When ready, snuff out the candle and burn it on each night of the full Pink 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.