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This New Moon feels like a time of release and letting go, as it occurs at the very end of Pisces, which is the last sign of the entire zodiac. Two days later, on the Spring Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere and Autumn equinox in the Southern Hemisphere, the Sun moves into direct, forthright, pioneering Aries, the very first sign of the entire zodiac! However, before it leaves Pisces we have this New Moon, gently prompting us to contemplate what still needs healing, what we need to leave behind and what we want to take with us into the next cycle. A Pisces New Moon calls for us to turn inward, listen and pay attention to where we are being guided to plant seeds, setting intentions for what we are carrying forward. Pisces isn’t about thinking our way through – it simply invites us to let go, surrender, accept and allow. If we open our hearts, connect and pay attention to the signs and synchronicities, the way will show itself.
This feels like the kind of Moon that asks us to tie up any loose ends and release old emotional baggage, connections, regrets, illusions and patterns, finding forgiveness, compassion and acceptance in our hearts while also recognising what simply no longer serves us. There can be some sadness and tenderness in the process, and we may feel more sensitive than usual, but we are called to have faith in the process. Pisces encourages us to let go of expectations, surrendering to the flow and trusting that we are being guided in the right direction. It is the part of us that is connected to “all that is”, and reminds us that what happens to one happens to all, because we are all energetically connected. This could be a prolific time for our dream life, and we may be picking up a lot from the collective while we are asleep. And there certainly is a lot going on in the ether right now! Our dreams could have important messages for us, so this could be a good time to keep a dream diary.
Sometimes things don’t make logical sense but we simply have a deep inner knowing that it is the right path. A Pisces New Moon encourages us to trust in the unseen, let go and turn inward, spending time in quiet contemplation so that we can tune in and be able to hear the whispers of guidance that come from within our hearts. We are in an “in between’ space right now, as Aries season is about to begin, calling for us to spur into action. Before we do, we are invited to rest, reflect, watch and wait for the signs and messages that will show us the way.
Interestingly, Mercury, the Messenger of the Gods, is coming to the very end of its retrograde in Pisces, and happens to be sitting right on top of the North Node in Pisces as it does so. This could bring fated conversations, messages, insights, realisations and understandings which can help us grow and move forward. We could receive a very important piece of information that makes a big difference and could even feel like a puzzle piece falling into place. Mercury has been retrograde since 27 February, in dreamy, sensitive, impressionable Pisces, which could have involved a trip down memory lane, especially if there is anything unfinished or unresolved that we might need to revisit.
We may have been looking back with wistful longing, nostalgia or maybe with regret. People from the past may have reappeared in our dreams, or may even have reached out to us, or we may have reached out to them. Memories may have resurfaced and we may have re-visited or even re-lived situations we thought we had resolved. Pisces can help us to look back with compassion and tenderness, and feel all the feelings, so that we are able to find some kind of healing, closure or release. We have also had Eclipse season, and this set of Eclipses have a connection to the Eclipses of 2007, so we may be completing or continuing something that occurred then.
It is interesting that Mercury will be hovering over the North Node as it turns direct. We could receive some powerful messages and guidance during this time, so it is important to keep an open mind and not try to figure it all out logically, as the guidance is more likely to come in the form of dreams, symbols or synchronistic messages, or intuitive downloads, insights and revelations. Mercury will station direct on 20 March, the day of the Equinox, right on top of the North Node, at 8° Pisces. This feels very significant. It is important to pay attention to what might be revealed to us during this time, as it may show us the way forward. How might the past inform the future? What wisdom can we carry forward with us?
Uranus in Taurus is supporting the Sun and Moon, which is very helpful indeed! This also brings the potential for insights and revelations that bring clarity and can shift our perspective. Uranus can help “wake’ us up and see what we were not able to perceive before. We could find that things somehow fall into place and suddenly make sense in ways that they couldn’t before now. Uranus can help us to shift out of old patterns and ways of doing things that no longer serve us. It can be quite subtle, with Pisces involved, such as an inner realisation, a moment of clarity or an internal shift that somehow makes all the difference and points us in the right direction.
Pluto and Saturn are currently forming a supportive sextile aspect with one another, exact on 29 March, which is building during this Moon. While this Moon in Pisces seems to be bringing some intuitive understanding of what we yearn for, with the potential for revelations and a shift in perspective, Saturn and Pluto can help us to commit to a course of action and actually make transformation happen. This Pisces Moon can make us very aware of what our hearts long for, while Pluto in Aquarius is calling us towards the vision of what we truly want for ourselves, including finding our tribe, building a greater sense of community and connecting with like-minded souls who just “get” us. This is the Aquarian vision, which could feel more and more urgent and compelling as Pluto moves further into Aquarius.
Saturn and Pluto can help us to lay the foundations for a new version of ourselves that is forming, and the feelings, intuitive thoughts, insights, signs, guidance and impressions that come up around this New Moon can help to show us the way. It is time to release whatever is not meant for us and to set powerful intentions for what we want to build in its place. Those of us with personal planets or angles around 4° of a sign will feel the energy of this Saturn Pluto sextile most acutely. What bricks are we laying right now that could transform our lives for the better and lead us to our heart’s true desire? What choices are we making? What direction are we heading and what “brick” do we need to lay for us to get there?
The Sabian symbol for the Moon, at 29 Pisces, is a powerful one: “Light breaking into many colours as it passes through a prism”, which Dane Rudyar describes as ”The analytical power of the mind necessary for the formulation of life processes in their many aspects. Cycles of existence begin in unity and end in what I have called “multi-unity.” At the stage of consummation the many individual differences are totalled; they constitute a sum. Within that sum – a unified total – the inevitability of the future process of differentiation is implied, because every cycle leaves a mass of waste products slowly returning to the unconscious state of chemical matter, of “humus.” What the symbol tells us is that unity will always break again into multiplicity. The “prism” is always there. There is no absolute unity; if anything could be called “absolute” it is the relationship between the One and the Many. This symbol points to the fundamental type of operation in all modes of existence. The most beautiful and seemingly everlasting experience of unity will in time be superseded by the need to attend to a multiplicity of details. Existence implies DIFFERENTIATION.”
What might be revealed to us during this tender New Moon, in its many layers? And how might we move forward, based on what we have seen? What insights, dreams and revelations might lead the way? What seeds are we sowing during this Moon? What needs to be left behind in the past and what are we bringing with us? What wisdom are we carrying forward from our past experiences? What needs to be closed, healed and released, and what feels like it is waiting to form? Uranus can help us to suddenly see what we were not able to see before, while Pluto and Saturn can help us to make definitive choices based on what we have realised, laying the groundwork for a new self that is slowly forming. As we approach the very end of Pisces season and prepare for the Equinox, this Moon invites us to be still, tune in and pay attention to the subtle cues and messages that can illuminate the path before us.
Much Love
Amy
xoxo
Picture: by Authenticharmony
This New Moon feels like a time of release and letting go, as it occurs at the very end of Pisces, which is the last sign of the entire zodiac. Two days later, on the Spring Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere and Autumn equinox in the Southern Hemisphere, the Sun moves into direct, forthright, pioneering Aries, the very first sign of the entire zodiac! However, before it leaves Pisces we have this New Moon, gently prompting us to contemplate what still needs healing, what we need to leave behind and what we want to take with us into the next cycle. A Pisces New Moon calls for us to turn inward, listen and pay attention to where we are being guided to plant seeds, setting intentions for what we are carrying forward. Pisces isn’t about thinking our way through – it simply invites us to let go, surrender, accept and allow. If we open our hearts, connect and pay attention to the signs and synchronicities, the way will show itself.
This feels like the kind of Moon that asks us to tie up any loose ends and release old emotional baggage, connections, regrets, illusions and patterns, finding forgiveness, compassion and acceptance in our hearts while also recognising what simply no longer serves us. There can be some sadness and tenderness in the process, and we may feel more sensitive than usual, but we are called to have faith in the process. Pisces encourages us to let go of expectations, surrendering to the flow and trusting that we are being guided in the right direction. It is the part of us that is connected to “all that is”, and reminds us that what happens to one happens to all, because we are all energetically connected. This could be a prolific time for our dream life, and we may be picking up a lot from the collective while we are asleep. And there certainly is a lot going on in the ether right now! Our dreams could have important messages for us, so this could be a good time to keep a dream diary.
Sometimes things don’t make logical sense but we simply have a deep inner knowing that it is the right path. A Pisces New Moon encourages us to trust in the unseen, let go and turn inward, spending time in quiet contemplation so that we can tune in and be able to hear the whispers of guidance that come from within our hearts. We are in an “in between’ space right now, as Aries season is about to begin, calling for us to spur into action. Before we do, we are invited to rest, reflect, watch and wait for the signs and messages that will show us the way.
Interestingly, Mercury, the Messenger of the Gods, is coming to the very end of its retrograde in Pisces, and happens to be sitting right on top of the North Node in Pisces as it does so. This could bring fated conversations, messages, insights, realisations and understandings which can help us grow and move forward. We could receive a very important piece of information that makes a big difference and could even feel like a puzzle piece falling into place. Mercury has been retrograde since 27 February, in dreamy, sensitive, impressionable Pisces, which could have involved a trip down memory lane, especially if there is anything unfinished or unresolved that we might need to revisit.
We may have been looking back with wistful longing, nostalgia or maybe with regret. People from the past may have reappeared in our dreams, or may even have reached out to us, or we may have reached out to them. Memories may have resurfaced and we may have re-visited or even re-lived situations we thought we had resolved. Pisces can help us to look back with compassion and tenderness, and feel all the feelings, so that we are able to find some kind of healing, closure or release. We have also had Eclipse season, and this set of Eclipses have a connection to the Eclipses of 2007, so we may be completing or continuing something that occurred then.
It is interesting that Mercury will be hovering over the North Node as it turns direct. We could receive some powerful messages and guidance during this time, so it is important to keep an open mind and not try to figure it all out logically, as the guidance is more likely to come in the form of dreams, symbols or synchronistic messages, or intuitive downloads, insights and revelations. Mercury will station direct on 20 March, the day of the Equinox, right on top of the North Node, at 8° Pisces. This feels very significant. It is important to pay attention to what might be revealed to us during this time, as it may show us the way forward. How might the past inform the future? What wisdom can we carry forward with us?
Uranus in Taurus is supporting the Sun and Moon, which is very helpful indeed! This also brings the potential for insights and revelations that bring clarity and can shift our perspective. Uranus can help “wake’ us up and see what we were not able to perceive before. We could find that things somehow fall into place and suddenly make sense in ways that they couldn’t before now. Uranus can help us to shift out of old patterns and ways of doing things that no longer serve us. It can be quite subtle, with Pisces involved, such as an inner realisation, a moment of clarity or an internal shift that somehow makes all the difference and points us in the right direction.
Pluto and Saturn are currently forming a supportive sextile aspect with one another, exact on 29 March, which is building during this Moon. While this Moon in Pisces seems to be bringing some intuitive understanding of what we yearn for, with the potential for revelations and a shift in perspective, Saturn and Pluto can help us to commit to a course of action and actually make transformation happen. This Pisces Moon can make us very aware of what our hearts long for, while Pluto in Aquarius is calling us towards the vision of what we truly want for ourselves, including finding our tribe, building a greater sense of community and connecting with like-minded souls who just “get” us. This is the Aquarian vision, which could feel more and more urgent and compelling as Pluto moves further into Aquarius.
Saturn and Pluto can help us to lay the foundations for a new version of ourselves that is forming, and the feelings, intuitive thoughts, insights, signs, guidance and impressions that come up around this New Moon can help to show us the way. It is time to release whatever is not meant for us and to set powerful intentions for what we want to build in its place. Those of us with personal planets or angles around 4° of a sign will feel the energy of this Saturn Pluto sextile most acutely. What bricks are we laying right now that could transform our lives for the better and lead us to our heart’s true desire? What choices are we making? What direction are we heading and what “brick” do we need to lay for us to get there?
The Sabian symbol for the Moon, at 29 Pisces, is a powerful one: “Light breaking into many colours as it passes through a prism”, which Dane Rudyar describes as ”The analytical power of the mind necessary for the formulation of life processes in their many aspects. Cycles of existence begin in unity and end in what I have called “multi-unity.” At the stage of consummation the many individual differences are totalled; they constitute a sum. Within that sum – a unified total – the inevitability of the future process of differentiation is implied, because every cycle leaves a mass of waste products slowly returning to the unconscious state of chemical matter, of “humus.” What the symbol tells us is that unity will always break again into multiplicity. The “prism” is always there. There is no absolute unity; if anything could be called “absolute” it is the relationship between the One and the Many. This symbol points to the fundamental type of operation in all modes of existence. The most beautiful and seemingly everlasting experience of unity will in time be superseded by the need to attend to a multiplicity of details. Existence implies DIFFERENTIATION.”
What might be revealed to us during this tender New Moon, in its many layers? And how might we move forward, based on what we have seen? What insights, dreams and revelations might lead the way? What seeds are we sowing during this Moon? What needs to be left behind in the past and what are we bringing with us? What wisdom are we carrying forward from our past experiences? What needs to be closed, healed and released, and what feels like it is waiting to form? Uranus can help us to suddenly see what we were not able to see before, while Pluto and Saturn can help us to make definitive choices based on what we have realised, laying the groundwork for a new self that is slowly forming. As we approach the very end of Pisces season and prepare for the Equinox, this Moon invites us to be still, tune in and pay attention to the subtle cues and messages that can illuminate the path before us.
Much Love
Amy
xoxo
Picture: by Authenticharmony
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