Pisces Full Moon Lunar Eclipse

The Sept 7th Pisces Full Moon Lunar Eclipse brings us a moment of profound observation of human behavior. And while it shines a bright red light on chapters that must be closed, its correspondences are imbued with auspicious, prosperous energy.

This lunation’s Tarot Majors include The Moon (Pisces), The Hanged Man and The Wheel of Fortune (Neptune & Jupiter co-rule Pisces and Jupiter rules Pisces’ 2nd decan), The Hermit (Virgo), The Magician (Mercury rules Virgo), and The Empress (Venus rules Virgo’s 2nd decan). The decans hold the calm, steady and contented energy of the Kings and 9s of Cups/Pentacles. A significant amount of abundance and good fortune is present in these cards. It’s important to trust that these energies lie underneath any volatility or mystery inevitably surrounding this opening Pisces eclipse.

The Moon sits in the Spirituality Sabian expression in Pisces 16 and the Sun sits in the Cultivation expression in Virgo 16. These symbols relate to recognizing that primal forces drive the human condition and potentially getting caught up in a media frenzy. The advice: tap into inspiration and compassion through stillness,

This eclipse’s I Ching activations are the 5th lines of Hex63 (After Completion) and Hex64 (Before Completion). These final 2 hexagrams remind us that all endings are new beginnings. The Moon is being eclipsed in Hex63.5 – a line that relates blessings to humility vs extravagance while the Sun sits in 64.5, an auspicious line of awakening and good fortune. @bellwen’s translation of this line portends new leadership ascending to power followed by a time of prosperity. “The fifth line depicts clouds receding and sunlight shining through.”

In two weeks, the Solar Eclipse New Moon in Virgo opposite Saturn (now back in Pisces) promises new starts. Use this Full Moon to find stillness, reflect, focus on authenticity, sincerity, and humility. Trust that what is coming to a close is clearing the way for an abundant, more stable future.