Eastern Daylight Time
Thursday, March 15
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| The Gardener's Daughter by Edmund Evans |
(begin void of course)
Moon enters Capricorn 6:24am
Moon sextile Neptune (Pisces) 9:04am
Moon square Uranus (Aries) 1:26pm
Moon square Mercury (Aries) 4:53pm
Moon sextile Chiron (Pisces) 5:52pm
Moon trine Mars (Virgo) 10:17pmMoon semisextile the North Node (Sagittarius) 10:18pm
Moon conjunct Pluto (Capricorn) 11:00pm
Friday, March 16
Moon trine Jupiter (Taurus) 12:00am
Moon trine Venus (Taurus) 3:11am
Saturday, March 17
Moon sextile Sun (Pisces) 7:12am
Moon square Saturn (Libra) 9:00am
(begin void of course)
Moon enters Aquarius 12:12pm
Thursday morning early, the Moon leaves feel-good Sagittarius behind to enter hardworking, responsible Capricorn. The lovely, grounded energy of the Earth Grand Trine is still here though––this Moon flows energy with Earth and Water signs to get real and get going.
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Not too happy with Uranus and Mercury, the Capricorn Moon draws a line in the sand for the two planets in fiery Aries that want everything yesterday and tell you exactly how they feel. Capricorn and Aries can be stubborn––immovable object and the irresistible force––so if Mercury and Uranus have been showing up as anger, there may be more to come.
On Friday... ahhhhh! Take a deep breath and relax, as the Capricorn Moon trines Jupiter and Venus, actualizing good luck and helping us feel glad to be alive. These aspects arrive early in the morning, bringing deep sleep and good dreams. TGIF!
Saturday, the Moon flows energy with the Sun as she reaches the end of her waning cycle. Another reason not to move too fast, this is a time to let go. A square with Saturn, ruler of Capricorn, gives us a small but not necessarily reality check. Are we ready for the new cycle?
After about three hours void of course, the Moon steps into eccentrically unique Aquarius. While the Moon's in Capricorn, we continue with the tortoise's steady pace, enjoying the abundance of Earth, and working responsibly toward our goals.


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