Each New and Full Moon, I write and record an overview. Each one describes the patterns of each Moon chart, the energies available, and how we can work with them to reach our goals. I’ve been blogging about the Moon … Continued
On Monday, March 27, the New Moon in Aries arrives. One glance at the chart confirms what we already feel: Things have shifted. The focus in Pisces we’ve floated through for the last weeks has clearly and decidedly moved. The … Continued
On Sunday morning, March 12, the Full Moon in Virgo arrives. This will happen just before 11:00 am Eastern DAYLIGHT time, when we in the US will all be groaning and wondering where that extra hour disappeared to. We won’t … Continued
On Sunday, February 26, just before 10:00 am EST, the New Moon in Pisces arrives. Resting in the midst of large group of planets and points in Pisces, the Sun and Moon go very deep at this New Moon. This … Continued
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Thursday evening, January 27, 2017, just after 7:00 pm EST, the New Moon in Aquarius arrives. Aquarius is Fixed Air, the midwinter sign, when the energy of Air is at its sharpest. Air is thought, ideas, concepts, words, logos. Aquarius … Continued
Today, January 5, we reach the First Quarter Moon. This is the square between Sun and Moon, a 90-degree challenge that marks the halfway point to the Full Moon. I don’t usually write about First Quarter Moons, but I am … Continued
The New Moon in Capricorn arrives December 29 just before 2:00 am EST, which means overnight on December 28 for time zones close to EST. This is a time for planning, for setting goals and making resolutions. We look to … Continued
Tuesday, December 13, at 7pm EST, the Full Moon in Gemini arrives. This will be the third and final Supermoon, last of a trio that began in October, peaked in November, and concludes this month. Supermoons look bigger in the … Continued