Tonight, we enter the Disseminating phase as the revelations of the Full Moon translate into plans and actions. Yet things feel up in the air. Uncertain.
The Moon at the end of Aquarius sees that everything has changed.
Aquarius is ready to embrace the new. Entering Aquarius, we leave the familiar behind. In the middle, we build bridges between old and new to integrate them.
At the end, though, we begin to see change is ongoing. Unstoppable. How can we build a stable world when change continues at a great rate?
The Moon’s in a degree-based conjunction with the North Node in Pisces. We long for a new vision we can’t grasp yet.
This Moon separates from an opposition to Venus in Leo. How do we translate our creative, passionate vision into a new world?
The Moon applies to square the Mars-Uranus conjunction in Gemini. This is a degree-based square that will become exact as the Moon enters visionary Pisces. Right now, in structured, clear-minded Aquarius, the square feels frustrating.
The Moon stands ready to build something new, but needs focus. The dizzying array of possibilities Mars–Uranus spins out is too much. Lacking focus.
The Sun in Cancer squares Saturn in Aries, another frustration. For this Saturn in Aries, nothing feels stable enough to build on. The Sun in mid Cancer creates an artistic vision that’s compelling but very individual.
Jupiter moves to oppose Pluto, trine Neptune, and sextile Uranus and Mars. This is the forming Barbault’s Basket, a pattern linked to great change. While some see this pattern as ushering in a new and wonderful world, there’s no guarantee. Great change always brings disruption.
The Aquarian Moon is pro-change but needs stability. What are the core principles? What are we committing to? We can’t see where things are going.
In the world right now, we all feel the tides of change. Yet we’re not on a stable shore, watching a predicable pattern as tides flow in and out. This is a storm with great forces in play.
The Moon is also inconjunct Mercury retrograde. We must accept uncertainty, as uncomfortable as it is. We’re in a time of not-knowing.
We don’t abandon our core principles or stop important work. Aquarius is a fixed sign. But we may need to recognize that everything is in a state of flux. Double check information sources. Verify facts. Reconsider whether current plans will get us where we want to be.
For an Aquarius Moon, and us as well, this isn’t a comfortable place, but it is a necessary one.
Title image from a photo by Jr Korpa on Unsplash
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