It’s named for the wolf for two reasons. One, it takes place during the time of year when predator food supplies are scares, and brings wolves into towns in search of food. The other thing has to do with family and togetherness. Wolves live in packs, and like humans, keep the same families for life. They not only depend on their families for, wisdom, moral support and love, they depend on their families for their lives. Without them, many wolves simply cease to exist.

As the Wolf Moon rises high in the sky, pay attention to the lesson of the predator. You want to spend some quality time with blood relatives and extended family. You are who you are because of what they have given you. Thank them, show your appreciation and lend your support.