Lunar Living: New Moon April 6, 2008

[rumpel]

Sun is Aries, 16° 44'
Moon is Aries, 16° 44'

First, I want to apologize for my late delivery of the New Moon article. I needed to deal with a series of events that came up this past week that kept me from accomplishing as much as I would have liked. With this Aries New Moon, it does not surprise me that I’ve been needing to stay alert and taking quick action to fix situations. Many people feel the need to be involved in events and situations. There is a lot of impatience and impulsiveness associated with the Aries influences. Plus the fact that we have six planets in Cardinal signs encouraging us to act directly and responsibly. The New Moon is square to Mars in Cancer and also square to Jupiter in Capricorn. We may not be as lucky as normal but our impulse is to keep trying to make it work or make it right. We may be reacting angrily at anyone who appears to be impeding us. This can also bring on health issues, like heart attacks or strokes. Watch for the telling symptoms of health issues that need immediate attention and don’t hesitate to have these symptoms checked.

http://www.lunarliving.org/articles/nm0406_08.shtml

[rumpel]

1. and from Maya's site:

The New Moon at 17 Aries occurs late in the day, 8:55 pm on the west coast, 11:55 pm in Washington DC. Moon slides away from its investigative square to Pluto during the morning, meets up with Mercury to glean some leadership ideas, then picks up a square to an apparently complacent Mars in Cancer to focus on inner needs, before conjuncting Sun. Mars is now within orb of an opposition to Jupiter in Capricorn, a steadying influence on the red planet’s ordinarily aggressive energies. That’s a lot of wholesome fodder to nourish our intentions for the next four weeks.

The coming fortnight is a time for inner work, for pawing through the ideas and possibilities that have been compounding over the past several weeks, sorting out and discarding the chaff and bookmarking those germs of genius that show potential. We should reflect on the probable reasons for things that haven’t gone our way recently (making notes to help avoid repeating those mistakes) and relish the ones that have (making plans to help retain and nourish those gains).

http://www.daykeeperjournal.com/calendar.shtml

[I Have A Dream]

2. Thank you for posting this, rumpel.

It's very helpful to me right now.

:hug:

[rumpel]

3. welcome, Dream

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