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Aries |
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Mar 21 - Apr 19 |
| While the weekend’s Full Moon, as with all Full Moons, is putting the Sun and Moon at odds and this can create some strong emotional responses and even some tension, this time it is personal. Falling in Aries, this is a Full Moon that will always fall at some point during the Sun’s month long transit through your relationship sector and always at the halfway point in your current solar year. As your own and your relationship needs clash, this makes both more transparent, just as there is a chance for a personal reset and you are moving into some of the most important weeks of any year on the relationship front. |
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Taurus |
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Apr 20 - May 20 |
| As much as the weekend’s Full Moon in a nostalgic and reflective part of your chart will see it clash with the Sun, four days after his return to your busy work sector, the timing couldn’t be better. Partly because this timely reminder when it comes to knowing when to keep your work hat on and when to take it off peaks over the weekend, putting the Sun and Moon in neutral territory. Instead, it is because a combination of having Mercury on board and the Moon’s friendly aspect to planets on the income and career fronts is making it easier to work smarter. Even without the Full Moon, knowing the journey ahead, the professional gods were already calling on you to pace yourself. |
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Gemini |
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May 21 - Jun 21 |
| Thanks to the Moon’s departure from your career sector yesterday, this has left you with your professional instincts sharp and a download of information and insight to unpack from across the income, work and career fronts, before the new working week begins. This won’t get in the way of a Full Moon that is putting a lot of focus on your social life and matters or the Sun’s first weekend in a playful and creative part of your chart. However, ahead of Mars’ departure from your income sector tomorrow and significant developments on the income and job fronts next week, this allows you to move forward with confidence, your finger on the pulse and ear to the ground. |
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Cancer |
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Jun 22 - Jul 22 |
| The timing of the weekend’s Full Moon in your career sector is proving to be an advantage on both sides of life’s fence. By its very nature, because it happens when the Sun and Moon are in opposition, a Full Moon is going to evoke some strong emotional responses, push buttons and even evoke some tension. While falling in your career sector, a day before Mars is due to return to your income sector to begin a two month war on income roadblocks and barriers, this is going to give this professional year a shot in the arm, in the Sun’s first weekend in your home and family sector, this is also a timely work/life balance reminder. |
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Leo |
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Jul 23 - Aug 22 |
| While things will take a busier turn when the Moon not only returns to your work sector in two days, but to fire things up on the job and career fronts in the heart of the working week, until then there is a chance to first embrace the weekend spirit. Even if the professional gods weren’t encouraging you to hold back, the more you can go into the new working week with an open mind the better, the weekend’s Full Moon in your sector of adventure, travel, learning and discovery is doing a good job at that. Ahead of Mars’ return to Leo tomorrow, there is a supercharged sense of wanderlust, curiosity and adventure that is making it hard to stay in a rut. |
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Virgo |
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Aug 23 - Sep 22 |
| As much as a Full Moon in your financial sector just as the Sun is settling into his first weekend in your income sector is putting them at odds and there is the potential for some financial tension, with a lot to gain. This is a Full Moon that will always fall at some point during the Sun’s month long visit to your income sector, but it comes right in the middle of a friendly aspect to Pluto in your work sector that peaked yesterday and another with Uranus in your career sector tomorrow. With the Moon connecting with planets that have just as much clout, it won’t take much to turn any financial tension into motivation on both sides of the financial fence. |
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Libra |
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Sep 23 - Oct 23 |
| The weekend’s Full Moon in your relationship sector might be putting some pressure on you and your relationships, creating strong emotional responses, at an important point in the year on both fronts. This is a Full Moon that will always fall at some point during your birthday month and as your own and your relationship needs clash, this can make you more aware of both. This is a key safety measure to ensure you don’t move into your new solar year on autopilot while with all four planets in your relationship sector in retrograde motion, at a time when old doors are open. In his last weekend in Libra Mercury, the planet of communication is on hand to keep the communication lines open. |
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Scorpio |
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Oct 24 - Nov 21 |
| At some point during the month long wind down of your old solar year, the Moon is going to return to your busy work sector and clash with the Sun to create this weekend’s Full Moon. This is something that is going to put how well you know when to keep your work hat on and when to take it off to the test and the timing couldn’t be better. Partly because the weekend puts the Sun and Moon in neutral territory, making it easier to get the balance right. However, mainly because with Mars returning to your career sector tomorrow and set to team up with the planets on the job front that are being energised by the Full Moon, this is the right reminder at the right time. |
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Sagittarius |
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Nov 22 - Dec 21 |
| It is not just because it is the weekend that a Full Moon in a fun, playful, romantic and creatively charged part of your chart has come with perfect timing. Instead, more because this isn’t just any weekend, but the first weekend this year when there are no planets in either of your two professional houses and there is nothing calling on you to keep your work hat on. As it has only been four days since the Sun left and ended all planetary activity on the career front until later in the year and only nine days since Chiron left and ended all planetary activity on the job front for the year, even without the Full Moon, there was a need to take a break. |
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Capricorn |
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Dec 22 - Jan 19 |
| Just having the Moon move through your home and family sector over the weekend is going to be an advantage, but with the Sun in his first weekend in your career sector, this not only puts them in direct competition, but as a Full Moon. This is a Full Moon that will always fall at some point during the Sun’s month long visit to your career sector, putting your work/life balance to the test. While this puts them on neutral territory and the weekend makes it easier to see both sides of life’s fence, with all the resources needed to work smarter. This is important, because there are exciting times ahead on the income, work and career fronts, as well as on the home front. |
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Aquarius |
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Jan 20 - Feb 18 |
| Just having the Moon in your communication sector ahead of Mars’ return to your relationship sector tomorrow is an advantage. Especially as within days of his return the warrior planet of the cosmos is going to clash with Pluto in Aquarius, as did the Sun, Mercury and Venus when they moved through a few months ago. However, this time with a lot more passion and with Mars’ warrior spirit in the mix. It is just as well that rather than an ordinary monthly visit, the Moon has returned as a Full Moon and with it, the power to push through communication roadblocks and barriers, whether real or imagined. |
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Pisces |
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Feb 19 - Mar 20 |
| As much as a Full Moon in your income sector during the Sun’s first weekend in your financial sector is putting them at odds and as they both push to keep the focus on their side of the financial fence, there is the potential for some financial tension, it is a case of short term pain for long term gain. With the Sun sandwiched between a friendly aspect to Pluto and Uranus, the planets of change and synchronicity and the Moon backed up by four planets in your income sector ahead of Mars’ return to your work sector tomorrow, it won’t take much to turn this into motivation on both sides of the financial fence. This could even lead to some breakthroughs. |
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