This month’s Full Moon is occurring along the Virgo/Pisces axis. It is the third and final SuperMoon of 2014. Native American’s call the Full Moon closest to the Fall Equinox, the Harvest Moon. And the stars point to it being nothing short of a catharsis.
On Monday, September 8th the Virgo Sun will move into opposition with the Moon at 15° Pisces. But not before Luna forms a Yod with Capricorn Pluto Rx and Leo Jupiter. And shortly after, the Full Moon dynamic will bring the healing powers of Chiron and the genius of Uranus into the fray.
To be quite honest, this is one of my personal favorite axes. Not to mention with it being ‘super,’ there is so much potential written all over this event. I am excited!
The Harvest Super Moon is gearing up to be an opportunity to utilize good ol’fashioned ingenuous humor to release long held emotional injuries.
Here’s the breakdown:
The Sun has been in Virgo for about 2 weeks. We are well initiated in the Maiden’s modus operandi—hard work, details, critiquing the varnish off the walls—I kid. During the New Moon in Virgo, we were asked to get real. Now we get the opportunity to round out Virgo practicality with Piscean transcendence. We are harvesting what we have sown.
Oppositions, especially of the Full Moon variety are a bridge between two polar archetypes. This month we are given the chance to find balance among mutable energy—an Earth Sun and Water Moon, where the ocean meets the shore. Where your toes are wet but your feet are still on the ground, just skirting the edge of the fluid depths. The Virgo/Pisces axis marks the ending and beginning of a journey. We are being asked to adapt and mutate if need be—to get our shit together in the physical plane (Virgo) as well as the spiritual plane (Pisces).
We are on the brink . . .
Eleventh House Luminaries 