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Lunar Eclipse: Enough is Enough

by Beth Turnage

February 18, 2008
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The lunar eclipse is here at 9:17 PM EST Wednesday and stays with us through Thursday, stamping the early degrees of the mutable signs with an indelible mark. This eclipse moon sits right along side Saturn in Virgo, making a grand trine to powerful Pluto, opposite the sign of of our dreams, the Sun in Pisces. It is the Universe shouting to us, enough! Now is the time that you make your dreams your reality, put practical applications to the test and stop resting on our laurels. There is serious work to be done here.

Lunar_EclipseThose of you with significant mutable points in early degrees in your chart, those in Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius and Pisces might find yourself overwhelmed with shifting emotions and shifting priorities. The house in which your mutable point is to found is the key as the real issue is at hand, though with Pisces involved, the real issues are obscured by over dramatizing emotions and down right obfuscation. If you really aren’t clear as to what is happening, check your tarot cards or get thee to a psychic who will lay it all out for you.

A good guide is anyone with an Taurus or Capricorn for their Sun sign. They see the issues clearly and they are ready to help you, for the right price of course.

Aquarius , already bombarded by that solar eclipse last week, now have to deal with a mess of needy people on their doorstep. This is not exactly a welcome thing for this friendly sign who already is walking around like their head was slammed through a plate glass window. Give them some room!

Aries and Libra doesn’t feel much better. Like a truck stuck in the mud, you just can’t seem to get any traction.

Leo needs to do some serious catch up in the practical skills department. Your home boys are so busy try to take care of business that you find you have to fend for yourself.

Cancer and Scorpio at cross purposes with everyone, your best instinct, to avoid as many people as possible, is right on this week. Just keep up with the work load, and you’ll be just fine.

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