Tag: full moon

August is well underway, with just one week left of Leo season. But first, we’re gearing up for a full moon in Leo’s opposite sign, Aquarius, with a focus on humanitarianism and radical change. And if that weren’t enough, this is also a rare super blue moon! Source link

These changes, she explains, are here to broaden your perspective, After all, Aquarius urges us all to try something new, so Quinn suggests asking yourself where a fresh perspective could support your relationships. “It definitely might feel uncomfortable, but it’s important for you to see what it’s trying to teach you,” she adds. Source link

“It’s really making you look at your finances, investments, and what you’re investing even your time—not just money—in,” Quinn tells mindbodygreen, adding that even if this means you slow down to get clear on it, the reflection might have been overdue. In other words? Think budgeting, long-term investments (both monetary and energetic), and what needs…

Acknowledge all the things you’ve accomplished so far, spend time reflecting on that, and make sure you’re still staying the course on your intentions during this full moon, Quinn says, adding to expect things to get resolved—or, expect things that are unresolved to come to the surface and get cleared out. Source link

And if anything is holding you back, it’s going to be obvious to you, thanks to Scorpio’s scrutinizing nature. According to Quinn, this moon is also forming a square to Pluto in Aquarius, which could result in hidden truths coming to light, or even a spiritual awakening. If there’s anything you haven’t been willing to…

Slowing down isn’t your strong suit, Gemini, but under these moonbeams, it’s what you need. As Quinn tells mindbodygreen, this full moon lands in your sixth house of service, self-care, and health, so it’s time to tend to yourself. And if you’ve been neglecting yourself in any way, she adds, you’re going to feel the push…

“With this full moon in Libra and lunar eclipse, we can expect the unexpected, because eclipse seasons push our destiny, our purpose, and our higher timelines into alignment,” she explains, adding, “So it’s not typically a time to manifest—it’s a time to surrender and release and let the universe take charge.” Source link

March’s full moon is right around the corner, and having just entered Aries season, this full moon will be in Aries’ opposite sign, Libra. And even though we celebrated New Year’s a few months back, the astrological new year is technically the spring equinox, making this the first full moon of the astrological year. Source link

In terms of other planetary aspects to watch around this full moon, Mercury, Saturn, and the sun are all conjunct in Pisces, forming oppositions to this moon. As such, Quinn notes, we’ll need to be mindful of clear communication and avoiding nebulous conversations, with Pisces influencing Mercury. Source link