On 25 August 2014 at
2:12pm, GMT, there is a New Moon taking place in
the realistic, methodical and
inventive sign of Virgo. Just like with every New
Moon, this one too marks a new beginning
in some area of
our lives. The current new beginning is associated with our ability to
analyze and classify information
so that we can create order out of life’s chaos. It is also
associated with our ability to be useful and helpful and
to distinguish the "wheat from the chaff" so that we can enjoy the
optimal operation and use of our available resources. Given that the most
fundamental resource available to
us is our own body, the New Moon in Virgo invites
us to take care of it by paying attention to our
health and by introducing perhaps some
exercise and some healthy eating habits
in our everyday life.
A certain preoccupation with detail and a subsequent perfectionism may be observed but those potential characteristics will be intended to correct the wrongs in our lives: starting from the dripping tap and the squeaky hinge and going as far as optimizing our daily lives and our working conditions. Thus, we could say that this New Moon calls for us to ground ourselves once more after the summer holidays in order to sort out our house and work systematically, methodically and with due attention to detail so that we can see tangible and practical results. Mercury, this New Moon’s dispositor, is also in the sign of Virgo, so our minds and attention span will easily keep up with the requirements of the New Moon.
Note however that the single basic aspect the New Moon forms is an opposition with Neptune.
Therefore, many of us may find ourselves in a dilemma between the need for order,
program and optimization of our resources, in line with the New Moon’s
needs, and our need for fantasy, reverie
and escape from everyday life, in line with Neptune’s needs. Anyone identified with the
New Moon’s needs will regret
not managing to break
away and escape, while those who identify with Neptune’s needs will regret
not settling their mundane tasks and obligations. A
similar dilemma is repeated
by the opposition of Mercury in Virgo with
Chiron in Pisces,
which means that our focus on the
practical details of everyday life may make us feel bad
for not having escaped from it all and, vice versa, escaping
from everyday life may make us feel bad for not having given sufficient
attention to it. Mercury
in Virgo opposing Chiron may also intensify Virgo’s interest in
the body and health by potentially causing a disease, illness,
infirmity or cold.
On the positive side, Mercury forms sextiles with the Mars-Saturn conjunction in Scorpio. These sextiles create opportunities to communicate in a detailed manner (Mercury in Virgo) our resolute commitment to business initiatives (Mars-Saturn conjunct in Scorpio), or even to focus methodically (Mercury in Virgo) on
drawing deep limits (Saturn
in Scorpio) to our
actions (Mars). Although Mars-Saturn is often
experienced as frustration due to blocked energy,
you might also want to consider that
this combination dons our actions and
initiatives (Mars) with persistence, program and
discipline (Saturn). On the negative side, however, Venus in Leo
forms squares with
the above Mars-Saturn conjunction. These squares bring a lot
of tension because our business
initiatives or other disciplined activities
(Saturn-Mars) may
conflict with the value we may be attaching during this time to sensationalism,
luxury and need for entertainment (Venus in Leo). Fights (Mars) over
financial constraints (Venus-Saturn) are also high on the agenda. In any case, Venus
trine Uranus will excite us somehow or provide us with a sudden leeway away from these
tensions. In any case, I hope you
enjoy the New Moon!On the positive side, Mercury forms sextiles with the Mars-Saturn conjunction in Scorpio. These sextiles create opportunities to communicate in a detailed manner (Mercury in Virgo) our resolute commitment to business initiatives (Mars-Saturn conjunct in Scorpio), or even to focus methodically (Mercury in Virgo) on
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