I honor my path and that of those around me in this adventure that is life.
I enjoy every moment.
On Tuesday, August 17, 2027, there is a Full Moon in Aquarius. The lucky color of the day is white. That day: Full Moon of Leo; Penumbral Lunar Eclipse.
Aquarius gives the Full Moon an innovative, creative character, ready to change paradigms and cross borders. A positive day to fill ourselves with confidence, renew ourselves and seek new ways of doing things. It gives us a vision of the future and allows us to devise unusual paths, as long as our goals are clear. A good day to acquire technology and break chains or let go of old paradigms, since Aquarius is the free adolescent who pursues its utopias. It is a visionary capable of getting ahead of its time. It promotes autonomy, respect for differences, and principles of brotherhood and community among all beings.
The lunar eclipse occurs on the day of the full Moon, when the Sun and the Moon are in opposite signs, generating an axis of tension. In this case, the Sun, Mercury and Venus will be in opposition to the Moon. Sun in Leo and Moon in Aquarius: a tension between the sense of personal importance of the Sun and Venus in Leo and the Moon in Aquarius, which represents a search for transcendence, for going beyond the personal toward the universal. Lunar eclipses act more on the subconscious, those personal stories we keep silent, but which visit us through dreams or everyday ghosts. They confront our personal circumstances, making us believe that our worth lies there. The favorable aspect of Uranus/Pluto present during the eclipse allows us to direct our gaze toward new ways of seeing the world, to step out of the little box in which the mind keeps us enclosed, so that we can open ourselves to writing our story from a new perspective. The eclipse is an interrupted energy. During the 24 hours before the eclipse, while it lasts and once it ends, the energy is stagnant. Twenty-four hours later, the energy starts up renewed. If we know how to use it, it helps us leave difficult situations behind and, once the eclipse has passed, open ourselves to change and to what is new, taking advantage of its influence. For a lunar eclipse to occur, total or partial, the three celestial bodies, Sun, Earth and Moon, must be in a straight line or very close to that position and, therefore, the Moon must be in opposition (full Moon), and enter totally or partially into the Earth’s shadow. A lunar eclipse is penumbral (when the Moon only enters the Earth’s penumbra).