Tonight sees a partial lunar eclipse (exact at 20:51). It’s
not visible from the UK, but if you find yourself in the Antarctic or South
America, or in the southern Atlantic or Pacific Oceans, you’ll be able to see
it!
The Sun and Moon join each other in the final degrees of
Aquarius (New Moon at 27°07, at 21:05), accompanied by Mercury. Aquarius, as we’ve seen over the last month’s
posts, is the innovator, the seeker of new ways forwards. The humanitarian, the
inventor, the designer. Mercury in Aquarius can represent the scientist, the researcher, the investigative reporter, all of which might be coming to the fore now.
Jupiter, currently in the fixed Water sign of Scorpio, forms
a square to this eclipse alignment. Squares represent conflict, or tension. In
this case, we may find ourselves at odds with some of our thoughts and
beliefs. We may be challenged to
question those beliefs - are they still valid? Is that what we really think – and why? Are there any feelings of doubt or
uncertainty that we need to consider?
Jupiter in Scorpio suggests that we may need to go deep within ourselves
to explore any hidden or repressed feelings involved.
Any new intentions that we set around this time will be
worth revisiting at the Aquarius Full Moon, which falls on the 27th
July this year. How much progress will
we have made by then?
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