Monday, October 26th: Moon v/c in Aries Most of the Day

Monday, October 26th: Moon v/c in Aries Most of the Day (2015)

In the EU/UK, something can be achieved if you do it before Noon.  Expected the unexpected as the Moon interacts with Mercury (opposition) and Uranus (conjunction).  You may not obtain the answer you expect to the question you have asked.

In the United States, most people should use this as an unofficial holiday or stick to the most routine matters possible.  Some people are exceptions, but most people should stick to routine.  Obviously, if you are in the U.S. and routinely communicate with people in the UK/EU then you might have a surprise (from their activity associated with Mercury / Uranus).

A Hard Rectangle formation begins shortly after midnight (1 AM EDT, 10 PM PDT) and is associated with the Full Moon that perfects 7 AM on Tuesday.  A Square Key is also active during this period.  The Thor’s Hammer that began October 21st is still in play, so avoid anger, road rage, and dangerous situations.  This is probably NOT the day to be impulsive for most of us.  For more detail, see the October Patterns List.

Full Moon for August 29, 2015

While remnants of August, and our recent Leo experiences, still exist, after the Full Moon of August 29th perfects we unofficially start September and for many the school year.  This might be your last weekend to “play” for some time.  Regarding that project (or projects) we recommended you work on this week?  If you ran into a “wall” where you could not “get things done,” then maybe it is time to cut your losses and expend your efforts elsewhere.  We are moving into a new phase in many ways.

After the FM, “things” become different, with Sun Opposite Neptune on August 31st clearing away what the Full Moon does not.  A square key on that date will also provide parting lessons about this period as we move into September and more fully into the school year.  If you are a “creative,” then you might can develop some good work (poetry, music, photos, video, etc.), but for everyone else this day is best spent as “down time.”