Written by Stephanie Azaria  

The first of two Virgo New Moons in a row occurred August 23 at 2:07am EDT. With this lunation a worm hole opens that will significantly shift the energies and the environment for two months, until the Libra New Moon on October 21st.  The first of two eclipses within this wormhole occurs in two weeks, on September 7th, with a total lunar eclipse. A full Moon in Pisces reflecting a Virgo Sun. The second eclipse in this wormhole occurs on September 21st, a second Virgo New Moon, also known as a Black Moon, a solar eclipse that takes place at 29 Virgo, the degree of Virgoan Mastery, which is a considerable quality. These three Virgo lunations in a row promise to help us all to identify and let go of any remaining misqualified energies or  imbalances still limiting our lives. The month of October will continue to take us, at warp speed, through the sign of Justice and the Mirrored Self, through one more full Moon in Aries and finally to that Libra New Moon. We will be left off right in the middle of the via combusta, the fiery way. Pluto is about to slip out of bounds, a very rare occurrence, and will continue to do so yearly, between August and October for the next TEN years. Pluto, the planet that delivers us to the higher realm, has the energy when our of bounds to take us anywhere. Currently, Saturn and Neptune are journeying in retrograde motion, emphasizing a period of deep reevaluation and dissolution of old patterns and structures. Their slow dance will persist for months, preparing for a significant alignment early next year, around mid-February, when several planetary cycles will shift and powerfully affect the collective. 

Though these times will challenge us, the promise of renewal and change is everywhere. If you seek greater clarity amidst the ongoing shifts, know that guidance is always available to help you navigate these cosmic currents.  EMAIL ME to set up an appointment! Or  CLICK HERE  for more information on readings.. 

THE SUN AND THE MOON

The Sun and the Moon are known as the Lights. They appear to be locked in an eternal dance with each other, meeting only during an eclipse. The Sun lights up the planet and the entire solar system, though its effects on each planet are different. The Moon has been known to light up the sky and the planet too, when it is full or nearly full. But while the Sun is always fully lit up, all the time, without exception, the Moon is lit up for only a few days out of its monthly journey around the Earth.

These differences reflect the actual meaning of these celestial bodies. The Sun gives Light and life and warmth. It makes life possible. It’s presence allows us to perceive the colors of our beautiful planet, and the Sun’s rays help everything to grow and be healthy and vibrant. The Moon moves from total darkness when it is new to full light when it is full. The Full Moon, though, doesn’t really have any light of its own, it merely reflects the Sun.

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