Full
Moon in Pisces
September
13-14, 2019
By
Linda Sprague
Summary: Nothing is stable and we feel the lack of steadiness. Lack
of stability seems to grow bigger everyday. Grave Karma.
Do
not be dismayed by the brokenness
Of
the world
All
things break And
All
things can be mended
Not
with time as they say
But
with intention
So
go. Love intentionally,
Extravagantly,
Unconditionally
The
broken world waits in darkness
For
the light that is you.
L
R Knost
Depending
on where you live, the full moon will be exact either late Friday night on the
13th or just after midnight on
the 14th.
Here are a few interesting things to contemplate about this Harvest Moon
just prior to the Autumnal Equinox on September 23.
The
Full Moon in Pisces is sitting with Neptune in Pisces. When the Moon and Neptune are united in
a birth chart, there is the suggestion that the person has sensitive, empathic,
intuitive, psychic, spiritual, abilities.
In ancient times, this would be the signature of the seer, and the
interpreter of omens. The period
between Thursday the 12th through Sunday the 15th gives
us an open door to other dimensions, frequencies and realms of existence. It’s terrific for meditation, spiritual
studies, artistic work, sound healing, significant dreams, psychic
investigations and musical inspiration.
This is a beautiful period.
Or we can just go crazy! Maybe we bump into a bad core issue and can’t
get out of the room. Maybe we get
paranoid or crazy for a few hours.
Pisces is the last sign of the zodiac, the room that holds everything in
all its beauty, horror, complexity and confusion. All signs have complexity. With this full moon, planets in Virgo (Sun, Mars, Venus,
Mercury) keep us mentally grounded, for the most part. Call on your Virgo analytical
skills to help with balance.
The
next thing to understand about this full moon is this; everything is
exaggerated! Jupiter sits in a T-cross, a stressful aspect, with the full moon,
the Sun, Mars and Neptune. Ego is
big, emotions are big, anger is big, Neptune (our personal illusion-our self
undoing!) is big. This
energy has been going on for a few weeks and continues through the second week
of October. We promise more than we can deliver. Others do the same. It’s a time to be careful when you
making big purchases. Read the
fine print. Check out all
legalities before closing the deal. Be careful about falling for a sales pitch.
People want to do more than might be possible. I don’t know about you, but I am frustrated that my Jupiter
goals are not all attainable in one day!
That’s the exaggeration.
There is a big gift in this full moon period with Jupiter in a strong
T-cross: this is a time when we
truly can get some clarity about our goals. We can get in touch with our specialness and feel strongly
motivated to accomplish our mission!
This is good. Don’t be
afraid to allow your soul, your ego, and your mind to expand and exaggerate
your abilities. From that inner
vision some fabulous reality will unfold.
This is big kick-off energy to be who you are.
Then
there is the collective, the matters of the world. What does this full moon reveal about the big picture? As I
mentioned above, a lot of our social structures and collective beliefs feel
unstable and critical. And, of
course a lot of things seem very grim. It’s hard to make lemonade out of the
elimination of clean water regulations, for example. There is zero lemonade to be had when the Amazon rain forest
is burning.
The
South Node of the Moon is sitting tightly with Saturn and Pluto in Capricorn. I’m calling this aspect, grave karma.
It is collective karma. We are all
involved. We are all responsible.
We need to contemplate what we can do to help resolve this massive karma
that is affecting humanity, all sentient beings and our planet. It takes more than blaming others,
although that is so tempting.
The
nodal axis takes eighteen years to make its way around the zodiac. This same nodal energy was present for
September 11, 2001. The current
transit of the nodes in Cancer and Capricorn is an invitation to have a new
vision for resolving problems on our planet. It won’t happen overnight, but new
energy and beliefs can be put in place using vision, intention, action and
faith and common sense! It is amazing how far we have drifted from simple,
common sense. The job does feel
big and overwhelming. Everyone’s job is different. The alternative is to fall
into hopelessness and despair, to neglect our own healing, or to refuse to transform
from the inside out. Read Knost’s
poem one more time: The broken
world waits in darkness/for the light that is you.
