The first Full Moon of spring, that of March 25, 2024, occurs during a lunar eclipse. Powerful energies, coupled with that of Libra, the moon sign par excellence. An explosive combo we will explain in details.
Spring has arrived with the equinox and Ostara on March 20, but already a first Full Moon coupled with an eclipse has reshuffled the cards. The Moon will be full on March 25, 2024 at 8 a.m. Paris time, the energies the strongest will therefore be present during the night from Sunday to Monday. What does she have in store for us?
What does this Full Moon in Libra have in store for us?
This Full Moon of March 25, 2024 is placed in the opposite sign of Libra (the Sun is in Aries, it is the start of the zodiacal year), in "a penumbral lunar eclipse". According to our observations, it encourages “new relationships, pushes us to move forward and break free.”
During the last days of this rising Moon, you will feel the wind of revelation, awareness and the unexpected arriving. We see in this lunation a conclusion, a last goodbye to “everything we have left, released, liberated, cried, finished over the last 6 months, since October 2023”.
With thidss Full Moon in Libra, new desires and new relational choices open up. You can help and love another, but more at the expense of your personal love. The sacrifice is over. You now know how to set your limits.
The negative effects of this Full Moon: watch out for breakups!
First eclipse of the eclipse season of 2024. “It sheds light on and in our relationships” by shedding light on problems, particularly relational ones, Zaza develops. Placed in the sign of Libra (in the South Node), it invites us to let go and let go of the past.
We no longer seek to be validated by the other, this is what this Full Moon in eclipse changes and which could produce sparks. But who says sparks can also mean meeting and love at first sight! Whatever the case, our relational patterns are intended to change during this lunation; it is the time for renewal, especially in our hearts and our feelings.
Full Moon Eclipse: why is the Moon red?
What exactly is a Full Moon eclipse? From an astronomical point of view, a lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth is placed between the Sun and the Moon. In these moments the lights emitted by the Sun are obstructed and do not reach the Moon, except the color red, the color with the longest wavelength is the only one to pass through the Earth's atmosphere and reach the Moon, thus tinting it red.
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