In the Disseminating phase, after the Full Moon, we share our Full Moon experience. What that looks like depends on the Moon as we enter this new phase, and our own charts.
This Disseminating Moon falls at the end of Pisces. Sharing here looks more like dissolving––not a disappearance, but as ink dropped into water swirls through the clear liquid creating patterns of its own.
The intensity of the Full Moon in Aquarius may have left us silent, or at least, unsure what to say. What did we see, feel, or experience
The Moon is sesquiquadrate the Sun, a 145º angle. It’s an edgy aspect, connecting this late Pisces Moon back to a Sun in early Leo. What can these two signs have to say to each other?
As color swirls through the water, perhaps we scry for an answer.
The Sun and Moon each form their own connections.
The Sun separates from Jupiter, but only by a few degrees: They’re still conjunct in the sign of the Lion. The Sun applies to trine Saturn, retrograde in mid Aries. Perhaps the Sun and Jupiter will infuse Saturn with patience, and the power to stay the course.
Remember the Venus–Mars square we saw at the Full Moon? It still holds. In fact, it gets more complicated as the Pisces Moon opposes Venus in Virgo and both square Mars in Gemini.
The Moon trines Mercury, too, still ruling Mars and Venus. Mercury in Cancer is ruled in turn by the Moon in Pisces, casting a dreamlike haze over all.
We’re in a liminal space, emerging from an intense Full Moon and traveling toward the first of August’s eclipses. We may need patience to sort this out.
If the Full Moon’s message remains unclear, wait. A pattern may emerge as things settle. If you’re sure you understand this Full Moon, perhaps also wait. More may emerge.
Title photo from a photo by the FlyD on Unsplash
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