We are well into eclipse season following the New Moon Solar Eclipse in Aquarius just yesterday. This first Aquarius eclipse, at 29º, in the axis of expression invites us to innovate the ways we do and be in this world.
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A solar eclipse at the anaretic degree reveals to us the collective fatigue and overall doneness with broken systems and ways of being. This eclipse will show you where you are now ready to innovate how you be, do and thrive in this world.
When things feel uncertain, I return to one simple question: Even with what’s changing around me, what is still true for me?
If you are feeling that you are standing at a threshold of change, you’re not alone. This Aquarius season isn’t an invitation to burn everything to the ground, but a chance to consciously decide where you focus your energy next. Change doesn’t have to be dramatic to be meaningful.
The Sun has just moved from the structured and calculating sign of Capricorn to the rebellious and innovative sign of Aquarius. You may be noticing the stirrings of an inner restlessness or boredom that needs attention too. This shift from inside the bounds of safety to outside-the-box ways of being is normal for this time of year.
The key to enjoying this period is to create space within. The urge to organize, clear, or simplify is your inner compass pointing toward clarity and aligned action.
Capricorn season will feel like a few weeks of sluggishness and being out of balance during a time when you usually feel inspired and ready to go. You may notice yourself looking to conserve energy without even realizing it.
This shift into going by the book and a more structured way of living can feel jarring and unsettling. Clarity and structure now dominate the cosmic energies.
If things are feeling stricter, more serious and less adventurous, you’re not imagining it. You might feel a heaviness in your heart or a quiet urging to slow down, even as everyone around you is rushing into new goals.
Notice the parts of yourself that are tired of sabotaging habits and avoidant behaviors…There’s a tenderness in those patterns to discover, without judgment—just truth.