Astrology by Tara's Full Blue Supermoon Forecast, Part 3

Lunar Blue Moon Eclipse
January 31, 2018
Washington DC
Start Time: 0551 hours /Zenith: 0829 hours

One other important note: All the cardinal points of the chart are now in mutable signs. Pisces is on the 1st, Gemini is on the 4th, Virgo is on the 7th, and Sagittarius is on the 10th. "Mutable signs are where the magic happens” is a common astrological axiom; the flexibility of mutable signs allows for us to select and choose what works best for us. 

This Super Blue Moon Eclipse is giving us the opportunity to look deep within (Sun in our 12th house), clear out the cobwebs, and create a daily routine which can restore balance to our lives. Essentially this Full Moon is like hitting the re-set button. So it’s time to ask yourself, what will you change, what cob webs and built up non-essentials will you finally rid yourself of, and what daily \practive will you do to establish a healthy , vibrant and well balanced life.

Another aspect of this eclipse, along with its trigger of last August's eclipse set, is that with the nodes at 14 Leo/ Aquarius essentially the nodes are conjunct what astrologers consider points of fame. These occur at 15 degrees of the fixed signs. They indicates the natural placement of the solstices and equinoxes both in our current calendar. Seasonal midpoints are points of fame, or what can be called anchors. At the dead center of a fixed point it carries strength to it. And more importantly it remains focused on what it desires. 

If you add the points of fame conjunct the nodal axis of this eclipse, it's very easy to see why this is being so intensely felt. 

Essentially, this eclipse feels like you're taking a direct hit. But look closely at your natal chart between 11 to 14 degrees of Leo and Aquarius and see if this is being felt in a personal way or just part of the collective consciousness.

Thanks as always for joining me, Sky Watchers! Stay tuned here for my blog in two weeks about the next eclipse!