Today’s Moon Phase: November 13, 2025
On November 13, 2025, the moon will be in its Waning Crescent phase, with just 15% illumination. This delicate sliver marks the final stage before the New Moon, offering a time for reflection and release.
What Is a Waning Crescent Moon?
- Phase: The moon is between 270–315 degrees ahead of the sun.
- Appearance: A thin crescent, visible in the early morning.
- Next Phase: Transitions to a New Moon on November 18, 2025.
Astrological and Spiritual Meaning
The Waning Crescent (Krishna Paksha in Vedic astrology) is a time for:
– Releasing negativity
– Completing unfinished tasks
– Meditation and spiritual cleansing
Many cultures link this phase to intuition and use it for manifestation rituals.
Cultural Significance
- Hindu Mythology: The moon (Chandra) is tied to Lord Shiva, symbolizing cycles of renewal.
- Folklore: Some traditions believe wishes made now carry into the next lunar cycle.
How to See the Waning Crescent
- When: Best viewed 4:00 AM to sunrise (eastern sky).
- Where: Dark, open areas away from city lights.
- Tools: Binoculars highlight craters along the terminator.
Fun Fact: The “Old Moon”
Western folklore calls this the “Old Moon”—a time for rest before rebirth. Farmers historically used it to plan harvests.
Final Thoughts
The November 13, 2025 Waning Crescent invites introspection. Whether you’re a stargazer or spiritual seeker, take a moment to connect with this cosmic transition.
