Articles & Blogs: Lunar Eclipse

Get ready for a drifty, dreamy Full Moon Lunar Eclipse in Sagittarius at 12:25 a.m. (EDT) on May 25, 2013. This cosmic event can send your imagination far and wide

This week will pack a cosmic punch because we'll experience the revolution of Uranus square Pluto and a potent Lunar Eclipse all within a few days.

Are you feeling drained these days? Yeah well, you're not alone. I feel ya...

I'm extremely restless at times because I taste the imminent change in my world. It has a strangely exciting and even dangerous tang ... kind of like metal on your tongue.

Back in the distant days of the 1960's, a musician named Donovan had a song called "Season of the Witch" that evoked the same kind of twitchy vibes as the planets are putting out these days.

Get ready to deal with information overload! The Full Moon Lunar Eclipse in loquacious Gemini on November 28 opposes the Sun in opinionated Sagittarius, and all this outgoing energy is going to get noisy.

Eclipses are pretty major events, especially in Astrology, but that doesn't mean everyone understands the difference between a Solar Eclipse and a Lunar Eclipse -- not to mention how they affect your life.

A Full Moon Lunar Eclipse in adventurous Sagittarius on June 4 (also known as the "Honey" Moon) clips wings when we try to fly too far or let our beliefs get out of hand.

We're heading into eclipse season, with a Solar Eclipse at the New Moon on May 20, and a Lunar Eclipse at the Full Moon of June 4. These special events align the Sun, Moon and Earth with the lunar nodes, which cause shadows to darken the planetary lights.

It's easy to be overloaded with information with any Full Moon in chatty Gemini. This one, though, on Dec. 10, is also a Lunar Eclipse, which signals the need to let go of trivial pursuits to focus on essential tasks. Assertive Mars in efficient Virgo's stressful square to the Moon ratchets up pressure to perform. Yet, it's difficult to operate at the high level of competence required without setting and sticking to clear priorities.