A Full Moon in Aries This Week
Week of September 21 to September 27
The week gathers toward Saturday the 26th, when the full moon arrives in Aries. A full moon is the point where the Moon sits directly opposite the Sun and shows its whole lit face, and it tends to bring things to a head. Something you have been building or holding quietly may want to be seen or finished now. Feelings run a little closer to the surface, and small matters can feel larger than they are for an evening. It helps to let the fullness pass through rather than act on every impulse it raises.
Earlier, on Monday the 21st, Mercury and Jupiter sit at a sextile, a sixty-degree angle that opens a small door. This is a good few days for conversations, for saying the honest thing plainly, for letting an idea grow in the telling. Nothing forces itself; the opening is just there if you reach for it.
On Wednesday the 23rd the Sun enters Libra, moving out of Virgo. This is the turn toward autumn balance in the northern half of the world, and the mood shifts from tidying details toward weighing what is fair and shared. Relationships and the give-and-take between people come quietly into focus.
Saturday the 26th carries two more threads under the same full moon. The Sun faces Neptune across the sky in an opposition, which can soften the edges of things and blur what felt certain, so rest and low expectations serve better than big decisions. At the same time the Sun holds an easy angle to Pluto, a trine, which lends a steady undercurrent of depth and the quiet ability to let go of what has run its course.
Sunday the 27th ends the week with the Sun in gentle contact with Uranus, another easy angle that favours a small change of routine or a fresh way of seeing an old problem.
Hold the week loosely. Let Saturday's brightness show you what matters, and give yourself the following day to breathe before you decide anything.
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