Lunar Eclipse [13 Capricorn 38] – July 5, 2020 (05:44 GMT+1) We have the third of three eclipses back-to-back taking place this weekend. This a Lunar or Full Moon eclipse and will be glorious in the night sky. You won’t see the usual orange glare during this eclipse but you may sense that something special… Read more
A New Eclipse Cycle Begins
LUNAR ECLIPSE [15 Sagittarius 34] – June 5, 2020 (20:12 GMT+1) This month’s Full Moon is special because it’s a Lunar Eclipse, when the light of the Moon is ‘eclipsed’ in its relationship with the Sun & Earth. During a Lunar Eclipse, the Sun & Moon are at opposite sides of the zodiac and the karmic nodes,… Read more
13 Tips for the Lunar Eclipse
LUNAR ECLIPSE [20 Cancer 00] – January 10 2020 (19:21 GMT) Here are 13 tips to guide you during this week’s powerful Full Moon/Lunar Eclipse taking place on Friday 10, January: 1. Eclipses take place two times a year in pairs. We are now in a Cancer/Capricorn eclipse cycle which began in July 2018 and completes in July 2020. Full Moons or Lunar Eclipses are often… Read more
Venus opposite Saturn: The Eclipse Shadow
We know the symbolism of eclipses. A shadow is thrown across the Sun (solar) or Moon (lunar). As the shadow moves away, it reveals what’s been hidden. Eclipses often coincide with shadowy events and the recent Lunar Eclipse on July 16th has revealed the dark side of our society. I’m sure I’m not the only… Read more
12 Tips For The Capricorn Lunar Eclipse
Lunar Eclipse [24 Capricorn 04] – July 16 2019 (22:38 GMT) This month’s Full Moon is special because it’s a Lunar Eclipse, i.e. the karmic nodes, points of destiny in astrology, are pulled into the Sun/Moon/Earth combination. During an eclipse, a shadow is thrown as the Sun/Moon/Earth are in close alignment. This is why eclipse symbolism is said… Read more
A Close Look At The Cancer/Capricorn Eclipse Cycle
Solar Eclipse [10 Cancer 38] – July 2, 2019 (20:16 GMT+1) Lunar Eclipse [24 Capricorn 04] – July 16, 2019 (22:38 GMT+1) Two eclipses take place this July (see dates/degrees above), one of the middle months of the year and the mid-point of the current Cancer/Capricorn eclipse cycle (July 2018 to July 2020). Cancer/Capricorn Axis… Read more
Blood Moon Eclipse
Lunar Eclipse [0 Leo 52] London – January 21st 2019 (5:16 am GMT) New York – January 21st 2019 (0:16 am GMT) Sydney – January 21st 2019 (16:16 pm GMT) The Full Moon is building in the night sky. It culminates in Sunday’s sky and is worth looking out for if you can get the… Read more
Crazy Unpredictable Astro Weather
We’re in the midst of some crazy unpredictable astro weather. We’re already seeing some unprecedented high temperatures around the world and devastating fires. Mars represents heat in astrology and it’s retrograde for almost the whole of July and August. It’s as if we’ve lost control of the temperature control. Plus, this week on July 26th,… Read more
Leo Lunar Eclipse: Working With Eclipses
Lunar Eclipse [11 Leo 37] January 31, 2018 (13:27 GMT) Eclipse season is upon us once again with the first pair of eclipses of 2018 taking place on January 31st (13:27 GMT) and February 15th (21:05 GMT). If my website statistics are anything to go by, eclipses still strike awe and wonder in people today. They… Read more
What Does The Leo/Aquarius Eclipse Mean For You?
Full Moon/Lunar Eclipse [15 Aquarius 25] London – August 7 2017 [19:11 GMT+1] New York – August 7 2017 [14:11 GMT-4] Sydney – August 8 2017 [04:11 GMT] [n.b. this article was written for the lunar eclipse in February 2017 & has been updated for August’s lunar eclipse] In early August there is a Full Moon or… Read more
The Lunar Eclipse And The Mars Factor
This week’s main planetary event is the Lunar Eclipse [24 Pisces 20] which is currently building in the heavens and will be exact on September 16th 2016 at 20:05 GMT (+1). You can already see the Moon swelling in size every night as it grows bigger and moves closer to its Full Moon phase which this… Read more
The Almost Eclipse
This week’s Full Moon which takes place on Thursday 18th August is also a Lunar Eclipse, or is it? There’s been some debate about this already and whilst it’s named an eclipse in some ephemerides (book of planetary data), it’s missing from others. To determine further whether this is an eclipse, it’s important to know… Read more
