Sagittarian New Moon - AEDT-December 4, 2021 – 6:42pm
The completion of our current eclipse cycle is marked by a momentous Sagittarian New Moon configuration. This Eclipse cycle started in May 2020, when a very extensive amount of the human population world-wide were in lock-down due to the ongoing pandemic we are all enduring together.. read on
Read MoreThe Total Lunar Eclipse is in Sagittarius, and is also a Super Moon which means the Moon is very close to the Earth in its orbit. Eclipses are always intense and disruptive in nature and therefore in our lives, but very often not necessarily on the day that they happen as we can notice the effects of them up to six months before and after the actual event. However, this one will be more powerful than usual, as it is total plus being a Super Moon. On top of this it is a so-called ‘blood’ Moon. read on
Read MoreEclipses are always disruptive and serve as much needed circuit breakers which deliver opportunities for evolution and growth universally.
This total Solar Eclipse (the only total one this year) is very powerful. It will last three-and-a-half-hours and principally fall across Chile, Argentina and in partial form across the lower part of South America, Antarctica and SW Africa, but also as it is only 4° away from the Galactic Centre at 27° Sagittarius. read on..
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