For the week starting:
Sunday, 21 September 1890
An Important Ending - A Necessary Beginning
Cainer Horoscopes
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They say you should never go back. That the past is a place to remember, but not to return to. Yet they say rather a lot of things, don't they? And not all of their pronouncements are worth heeding. Sometimes, the only way to set your entire future upon a different course is to first turn back the mind, grasp something you previously overlooked, and then begin afresh. This week, the cosmos extends an invitation to us all to do precisely that, with a celestial line-up that is every bit as potent as it is particular.
The main event arrives on Sunday, with a Partial Solar Eclipse at the most urgent and final degree of Virgo, 29°5′. Eclipses are the universe's dramatic wild cards; they don't merely open new chapters - they often slam shut the previous book with a most resounding thud. This is a supercharged New Moon, and its placement in Virgo tells us that it's the little things that count most. Virgo is the sign of our daily work, our health, our habits, and that quiet desire to be of service to others. This eclipse asks us to examine the fine print of our lives, the routines we follow without a second thought, and the machinery of our existence that has been clanking and grinding for far too long.
The fact that it occurs at the 29th degree adds a powerful sense of crisis and culmination. This is the very last moment before graduation. It's the final examination before you're permitted to move on to the next level of your own life's story. An old way of being is drawing to a close - not because it's being punished, but because it has served its purpose. A reset is not merely possible; it is now essential.
The week's planetary sequence unfolds rather like a carefully penned story, designed to take us from a place of limitation to one of liberation. It begins with a hard stop, moves into a bewildering fog, and then breaks through into a moment of brilliant, if somewhat volatile, clarity.
This isn't random cosmic weather; it's a guided journey. And if we understand the steps, we can walk the path with confidence rather than confusion.
What it means, to have Moon in... by sign.
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