The July 16 Full Moon Lunar Eclipse falls into a complex T-square pattern that is certain to provoke hidden tensions inside yourself and in your personal relationships.
The July 16 eclipse will be visible in Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, South America, and Antarctica, where its effects will be strongest.
Each new year represents a clean slate and a time to create course corrections to those areas in our lives that aren’t meeting our expectations. This is why we create things like new year’s resolutions and create promises to make this upcoming calendar year better than the last. Whereas these intentions are great, there is at times a reluctance to implement these changes in our lives because it typically represents moving out of our comfort zone.
This week we have Jupiter and Venus coming conjunct to the exact degree in the sign of Sagittarius. I will discuss how these two planets interact both individually and together and what this can indicate. I’ll also cast it in the light of the eclipse that is taking place this Sunday, January 20.
Upcoming Eclipse on January 20th – 21st
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The Full Moon Total Lunar Eclipse on January 20-21 is also a Super Moon because it will appear larger than normal due to its close proximity to Earth. While this eclipse will be visible in Europe, Asia, Africa, and North and South America, you will also feel its disorganizing impact, particularly if you have a cusp birthday: January 20-22, February 19-21, March 20-22, April 20-22, May 21-23, June 21-23, July 22-24, August 22-24, September 22-24, October 23-25, November 22-24, or December 21-23.
It is a busy time for Capricorn, indeed, and there are no signs of slowing down either. In fact, we just had a partial solar eclipse involving the signs of Capricorn and Cancer last week. This week we have Mercury entering into Capricorn to join the crowd of Sun, Saturn, and Ketu. With Mercury joining the fray it adds another dimension to the ongoing theme I’ve been discussing. Being that we have a full solar eclipse looming in the coming weeks, I’ll
In previous articles, I have touched on the conjunction of Sun and Saturn and the possible effects that come with this conjunction. However, I didn’t give much information on the special context as to why this is the case. Saturn and the Sun have a special relationship. Before I mentioned that they were mutual enemies, in regards to what in Vedic Astrology we call the natural relationships of the planets, but I didn’t get into their special familial dynamic that is revealed through their shared mythology.
A powerful New Moon Solar Eclipse arrives on Saturday, January 5, 2019! It will be visible in East Asia and Southern Alaska. Although this celestial event may not be visible where you live, you will feel its powerful reverberations nonetheless! This is because the New Moon Solar Eclipse in Capricorn occurs very close to two other powerful planets: structured Saturn in Capricorn and transformational Pluto in Capricorn. The 3 celestial bodies—the Moon, Saturn, and Pluto—will conjoin each other in Capricorn within hours of the eclipse.
The Full Moon in Cancer on December 22 arrives just hours after the Winter Solstice on December 21 and is the last Full Moon of 2018!
Planetary Transits and Cosmic Interplay for the week of Nov 4–10