Message #65940

[Bianca]

The main time to watch for the major events to be brought about by the Feb 21st eclipse is
the 21st of May, as a median date. On that date there is a double activation of the eclipse
point by the Sun and Saturn. The other Sun activation takes place on Aug 24th and the only
Mars activation this year is on July 4th. Get out the fireworks and celebrate! Whether the
eclipse will have anything left in it in terms of outer events after July will remain to be seen.
With two Saturn activations, it is doubtful that much more would follow in the wake of this
eclipse after July of this year. At this point, then, I will leave the subject of eclipses for a
while (until August). It is time to have a look at the dynamics of the full moon figure and see
what is in store for the month of this solar festival.

We have already had a look at the Sun/Moon axis and considered the effects of the eclipse.
What has not been mentioned is that the Moon is trine Pluto in this figure, making an ‘easy
opposition’ of the Sun/Moon axis. What this means is that any resolutions to be had from the
eclipse will be made easier and will contribute toward a strengthening of our sense of well-being. Saturn trines Pluto as well, contributing a sense of diligence and hard work, but in a positive
sense. There will be a real feeling of inner drive with this full moon—a sense that we need to
get on with things and that we have a great capacity of endurance and fortitude to see things through. Pluto in positive aspect to a full moon, as we have here, can be revelatory in terms
of self-knowledge. There is also a sense of fearlessness with such a combination. We know
what needs to happen and we simply get on with what has to be done.

There is a very interesting geometric pattern involving the undecile series of aspects, the eleventh-harmonic aspect. The planets involved are the Moon, Mars, Jupiter and Chiron, with an additional triangle formed with Uranus thrown in for good measure and a bit of interest. The undecile aspect series is thought to impart sudden or drastic change, sudden flashes of insight, unusual events or outcomes and, most importantly, resolution of difficult circumstances—seeing the dualities in one’s self and circumstance and finding unique ways of dealing with them. This last point often happens unconsciously in the case of undeciles.