A supermoon describes the Moon in its so-called perigee, which means the Moon is at its closest to the Earth in its elliptical orbit, so it is larger from our point of view. The New Moon is less dramatic visually than a Full Moon Supermoon, but still has a powerful influence on all things Earth. We know the Moon affects the tides; the average amount of water making up our bodies is 60%. This is the one astrological influence that I would call ‘causal’.
Read MoreWe have all been feeling the powerful evolutionary forces at work for months (and for some, years) now, as well as the ongoing and manifest conflict between the old world we are leaving behind, and the new world we are arriving into.
The Saturn-Uranus square that we experienced all through 2021 and earlier this year is intensifying and will be exact by degree again during the first half of October, closest on the 1st October, at 18° Aquarius-Taurus. READ ON HERE
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