On July 5, 2020, at 04:44 am, GMT,
there is a lunar eclipse taking place across the Cancer-Capricorn axis, the
axis of structure, security and hierarchy. It is the last eclipse of the summer
following the June 5th lunar eclipse and the June 21st
solar eclipse. Therefore, this eclipse marks the end of the eclipse season as
well as the end or the beginning of an important chapter in the personal and
domestic life of many people, the goal being the achievement of greater material
and emotional security.
In fact, Mercury retrograde in
Cancer serves as a direct link to the previous lunar eclipse. It, thus, brings a
gradual completion of communications, agreements, purchases or travels that
have been pending since. The completion is expected by July 19, when Mercury
direct occupies the same degree it occupies now. Although the Mercury-Mars square
will lead to quarrels and disagreements, mainly due to impatience, the Venus-Mars
sextile will also bring opportunities for compromise and understanding.
Additionally, it is important to
emphasize that just three days before the eclipse retrograde Saturn had just
ingressed back into Capricorn. This energy speaks of the urgent need to settle
material and professional issues that have been pending since mid-March. Thus,
for many, this eclipse brings with it the realization that time is pressing as
Saturn's anaeretic position creates the feeling of "it’s either now or
never." One will need to be sparing, however, with their use of time and
material resources, because the cardinal emphasis of the eclipse chart shows a
great appetite for initiating actions and projects that require large reserves
of energy to complete.
At the same time, the Jupiter-Pluto
conjunction in Saturn’s sign, along with the sextile they form with Neptune,
speaks of an excessive and almost obsessive focus on trying to make a dream come
true. So, if one is patient and methodical enough to devote time and work to
fulfilling a dream in the next three months, then they are likely to see a
first reward at the end of September, when Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto turn
direct, and a second reward at the end of November when Neptune turns also
direct. In any case, we wish you enjoy the lunar eclipse!
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