Dear friends,
We have a New Moon in Pisces this Sunday, March 10th at 5:00 AM Eastern US time, landing smack-dab on the combination of midpoints between Neptune-and-Saturn-in-Pisces and Uranus in Taurus; while the North Node of Fate is positioned on the Uranus-Saturn midpoint. That makes this month’s New Moon energy particularly intense, full of yearning and agitation, around structures that are exploding, then dissolving. Things fall apart. . . to make room for something new.
Midpoints are combinations that bring to bear the energies of each planet and activate them together. Imagine the combination of the energies of Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, and the North Node.
Just before the Sun and Moon meet up (and still in orb in the New Moon chart) Mars in Aquarius squares Uranus in Taurus. It’s a chaotic, risky energy: over-the-top emotions, eruptions of unexpected conflict, and situations changing quickly. Breakdowns, breakups, breakthroughs. What seemed solid and immovable is no longer.
Mercury in sharp-tongued, hasty Aries on a World Point says what he really means, though he might not be prepared for the consequences. Trust that speaking the truth is worthwhile, even if it bites you back! This energy is about learning to acknowledge reality, and release whatever isn’t in integrity.
We’re also, as of this weekend, officially in Eclipse season!
Ceres, Jupiter, and Juno form a Grand Trine in Earth, suggesting deep heart connections with people who can help us stay grounded during this transition. You have more allies than you might have thought. The feeling of freely giving and receiving support from others is, of course, one of the best parts of life on this planet.
If this is a challenging week for you, keep as much attention as possible on that giving and receiving. Notice where and how life is caring for you already, and extend a helping hand towards those you love.
For more on the energy of this week’s New Moon in Pisces, please check out the recordings and slides from my monthly New Moon Manifestation Circle webinar.
Big hugs,
Anne
P.S. The painting reproduced above is Niagara (2022) by artist Kay WalkingStick, currently on view at The New York Historical Society.
