SOLAR ECLIPSE [12 Sagittarius 22] December 4, 2021 (07:43 GMT) This weekend’s New Moon is a Solar Eclipse, a symbol of a powerful new beginning. However, eclipse new beginnings often stem from an ending or letting something go. The eclipse will be visible in Antartica and parts of Australia, New Zealand, South Africa & South […]
SOLAR ECLIPSE [19 Gemini 47] June 10, 2021 (11:53 GMT+1) This week brings a Solar Eclipse in Gemini, the only New Moon eclipse in the sign of the twins during the current Gemini/Sagittarius eclipse cycle. Eclipses always come in pairs and two weeks ago there was a Lunar Eclipse in Sagittarius on May 26, 2021.
SOLSTICE (Sun enters Cancer) – June 20, 2020 (22:44 GMT+1) SOLAR ECLIPSE [0 Cancer 21] – June 21, 2020 (07:41 GMT+1) This weekend’s astrology feels pivotal as it’s time to celebrate the Solstice and there’s a Solar Eclipse at 0 degrees Cancer, both symbols of powerful new beginnings. A traditional way to celebrate the Solstice
Solar Eclipse [4 Capricorn 07] December 26, 2019 (05:13 GMT) As you prepare to celebrate this festive time of year in the way you choose, the earth continues to turn and the stars reveal their hidden knowledge. Often, at this time of year, there is a powerful lunation, usually a Full Moon. This year, it’s
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
A Close Look At The Cancer/Capricorn Eclipse Cycle Read More »
The next eclipse takes place this week, on July 2nd. As I was looking at people with birthdays on or around this date, I came across the horoscope for Julian Assange (born July 3rd, 1971). Assange is the founder of Wikileaks (2006) who was granted political asylum in the Ecuadorian embassy in London in 2012.
Solar Eclipse [15 Capricorn 25] – January 6 2019 (01:43 GMT) We are on the verge of the first Solar Eclipse of 2019. It takes place on January 6th and is only the second eclipse in the Cancer/Capricorn eclipse cycle, which began last July 2018. Here’s a reminder of the sequence: Solar Eclipse [20 Cancer
SOLAR ECLIPSE [18 Leo 41] – August 11, 2018 (10:58 GMT+1) This week’s New Moon on August 11th is a partial Solar Eclipse. This is the third eclipse in a row following on from a Solar Eclipse in Cancer on July 13th and a Full Moon or Lunar Eclipse in Aquarius on July 27th. July
SOLAR ECLIPSE [20 Cancer 41] – Friday 13th July 2018 (03:48 GMT +1) This summer (winter down under) sees three eclipses back-to-back starting this week and ending mid-August. The next two eclipses continue the Leo/Aquarius cycle, but there is a new eclipse cycle beginning this week cutting across the Cancer/Capricorn axis of the zodiac. Cancer
Solar Eclipse [27 Aquarius 08] – February 15 2018 (21:05 GMT) This week’s Solar Eclipse takes place in the star sign Aquarius, one of the most complex and, at times, misunderstood signs of the zodiac. Take these contradictory facts about the Sun in Aquarius: The Sun wants to shine and is linked to the ego. Whereas, Aquarius is
