We have been dealing with a great deal of Mars energy with its retrograde and
frustrating clashes with Saturn and Pluto since August. Mars is the planet of
action, men, war, anger and police and the full moon in Aries this month is
ruled by warrior planet Mars as well. This full moon is called the ‘Harvest
moon,’ since in the days preceding it there is an abundance of moonlight in the
early evenings which was once critical to farmers gathering in the year’s
harvest.
The full moon will bring much of this volatile
energy to a head with the lunar peak occurring October 1, at 6:05 PM, EDT at 9
degrees of Aries. This will be a fiery full moon that could turn volatile on
this day or in the days before and after. This Moon conjuncts Chiron, known as
the ‘wounded healer,’ and may bring to the forefront all types of emotional
hurts and issues for us to deal with in our personal lives and in the
collective. The energies of this full moon will last until the New Moon in
Libra falling on October 16th. This New Moon falls in the opposite
sign of Aries and will be more concerned with compromise and justice.
Aries rules the first house of the
zodiac, or ourselves. In many respects we will be focused on our own personal
desires and issues and during this time competing groups and individuals will
be vying for what that want and hope to accomplish and selfishness and extremes
may rise to the top. As Aries sits across from the 7th house or the
segment of the zodiac that rules marriage and partnerships, issues and
conflicts in relationships may well crop up or relationships could come back
together in some way. A new relationship begun on a retrograde Mars may be
lacking in direction, or this could play out after Mars turns direct in November.
Libra/Aries is also associated with war and peace, along with courts and the
judiciary as we see currently playing out with the nomination of Amy Coney
Barrett as a SCOTUS nominee.
Mars completes its powerful clash with
Saturn on September 29th but this energy is still with us for the
next few days as Mars approaches another clash with Pluto. The textbook
definition of Mars-Saturn is frustration but we will also be dealing with anger
issues, stress and emotions that can turn into seething irritation at a
moment’s notice.
Used constructively a great deal can
be accomplished at this time due to Mars but it important to be aware of the
pitfalls and limitations of these transits.
This full moon will affect those born under Aries-Libra, Cancer and
Capricorn to a greater extent than others.
In the US chart, this full moon falls
in the 4th house which rules the population. Its opposition to
Saturn shows great unhappiness and discontent in the country and its square to
the US Sun shows us there are many who do not like the direction of the US
President, his agenda and the recent revelation he has paid little to no
Federal income tax in the past decade. Saturn rules institutions such as the
Supreme Court and other conservative bodies. Saturn is opposing the US chart’s
Mercury bringing bitter and harsh speech and communication all month along with
anger and debate. Issues could arise concerning finances as well as speeches
and communication. While we have recently lost legal icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg
this transit could indicate more death, including that from Covid which will be
on the increase during October.
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