On September 21st at 19:41:59 UTC ( convert to your time zone here ) we will have a partial solar eclipse in Virgo . It will be fully visible from New Zealand, the east coast of Australia, some Pacific islands (Cook Islands, American Samoa, Fiji, Kiribati, French Polynesia, Tokelau, Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu) and the Antarctic Peninsula.
This eclipse will occur in the degree 29°05' of the sign. And because it is a solar eclipse, it means that the Sun and Moon will be in exact conjunction.
In the context of September's astrological climate , marked by great turbulence and profound transformations, this eclipse signals a major closure . The entire world is showing signs that paradigms that seemed solid for decades—even centuries—no longer work , and in the midst of that process, this eclipse appears, acting as a grand finale.
Furthermore, this eclipse is the second consecutive New Moon in Virgo in 2025 — the first occurred on August 23rd; read more about it here —so situations that began or were resolved around that date now come to a definitive conclusion with this eclipse. Its force will be felt in real time, showing how certain structures fall, and reminding us that every collapse paves the way for new beginnings .
( Need additional information to understand what eclipses mean in astrology, or just want a refresher? Read the full guide here .)
Factors to Consider in This Eclipse:
- It will occur at the 29th degree, the so-called anaretic degree.
- It will be a South Node eclipse.
- It belongs to the Saros 154 series. The last eclipse of this series was on September 11, 2007 at 18° of Virgo.
- It takes place in lunar mansion number 14.
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It will be in exact conjunction with the fixed star Markeb.
- Saturn RX will be in opposition to the eclipse.
- There will be 3 yods during this eclipse.
- Jupiter will be unaspected.
- Pluto will be out of bounds.
Solar Eclipse in Virgo, September 21, 2025. Software: LUNA
Virgo: Technique, Efficiency and Pragmatism
Virgo is the sixth sign of the zodiac , an earth sign with a mutable modality . As an earth sign, it focuses on the practical, the functional, and the tangible. Its mutable quality makes it a quick, restless, and adaptable energy , with the ability to handle multiple situations at once.
On a mundane level, Virgo rules essential sectors in the structure of society, from the working class to employees in factories, businesses, and organizations . It also governs the civil service , quality control and inspection systems , the pharmaceutical industry , food manufacturing , grain , public health , and science . It is linked to the Armed Forces and all military professions . This sign also influences commerce , shops , research centers , and medical technology .
Cities like Boston, Los Angeles, Moscow, Paris, Philadelphia, Washington DC, and places like Hawaii are under its rule, as are countries like Greece, Croatia, Switzerland, Ukraine, Turkey, and Uruguay . With this eclipse, we're likely to see important events in these places, marking changes, crises, or transitions.
On a personal level, Virgo represents the mind-body connection , the capacity for analysis , the ability to discern between what is useful and what is unnecessary , and the ability to put an idea into practice . It is a sign of technical mastery , precision, and self-sufficiency. At its highest, Virgo does not need anything external to fulfill itself; from that completeness, it can serve society without expecting anything in return.
Virgo energy also emphasizes personal health : our symptoms, our daily routines, how much we take care of our bodies, and how we integrate habits that help us sustain ourselves over time.
At its least balanced ( and the scales are likely to lean in this direction, as this is a South Node eclipse, as we'll see below ), Virgo energy is associated with an excess of pragmatism , where efficiency takes precedence over emotion, generating coldness and disconnection on both a personal and collective level. Its focus on the measurable and quantifiable can translate into a distrust of the intangible, neglecting intuition and the subjective dimension of reality.
It can also manifest itself in excessive self-sufficiency , based on the belief that doing things on one's own is more efficient than relying on something or someone outside, as that would only hinder the process. This can lead to emotional disconnection and a relationship with others based more on functionality than on human connection.
Another trait of Virgo energy in its less positive direction is mental and/or physical hyperactivity , which can lead to exhaustion from an excess of tasks, stimuli, and information. In communication, the priority for precision can lead to speaking without a filter, without considering the emotional impact of words.
( Read more about Virgo energy here. )
29th Grade: Last Chance
This is a huge factor within the eclipse. Each sign covers 30 degrees, from 0° to 29°, with the last degree known as the anaretic degree . It's a critical point charged with urgency, where we feel like time is running out and there's no more room to postpone what must be concluded. If we consider that an eclipse itself symbolizes a closure and/or a rupture of the usual order, being in the last degree of the sign, the sensation of collapse and outcome is amplified exponentially.
The 29th degree speaks of inevitable consequences : reaping what has been sown, facing the results of past decisions, and closing a period with all that entails—whether successfully or against the grain. It's the point at which a lesson is considered learned, even if we resist accepting it.
On a mundane level , the presence of an eclipse at this degree can reflect visible collapses of structures or systems that were already showing signs of wear and tear. Many things that seemed to be holding together by force may crumble definitively, and in certain areas the world will be forced to acknowledge that an era can no longer continue . In particular, solar eclipses are often associated with figures of power who fall : leaders, authorities, or representatives of institutions whose position is weakened, whether due to health reasons, a crisis of legitimacy, scandals, or a marked drop in popularity.
On a personal level , this eclipse triggers a sense of urgency, anxiety, or inevitability. We may feel we've reached the end of a situation that could no longer be prolonged . What began to move since the New Moon on August 23 now appears as a completed learning curve: we must accept what is ours and reap the rewards we have sown, for better or worse. It's time to accept closure and let go of what no longer has a place in our lives.
South Node Eclipse: Endings and Collapses
This is a South Node eclipse. The South Node is associated with waning, endings, and purification , so in addition to the 29°, it's practically a given that many things will end now . Although there will be 12 degrees between the eclipse and the South Node (indicating that it's a partial eclipse and should, in theory, be a relatively gentle eclipse), in addition to the 29°, there will be many other factors that will make its impact noticeable and intense ; we'll look at them later in this post.
When it occurs in Virgo, a mutable and therefore multifaceted sign, means we won't see just one isolated ending, but rather multiple endings simultaneously on different levels . This will affect the sectors ruled by Virgo that we listed earlier. We're likely to see significant developments in the armed forces, inspection systems, the working class, commerce, research, and the pharmaceutical industry, among others. There will be collapses, dissolutions, and inefficiencies exposed in these areas ( read more about the South Node in Virgo here ).
On a personal level, this eclipse will affect our mind-body connection, health, and sense of vitality . We may feel tired, low on energy, cloudy, or less efficient in our daily tasks. Even if we don't have planets in Virgo in our birth chart, this is a collective energy we'll all perceive. We may also find ourselves acting, unwittingly, from the less balanced manifestations of Virgo.
If we can take time to rest, reduce our workload, and/or avoid making important decisions on this day, we will be doing ourselves a huge favor.
A Saros 154 Series Eclipse
This eclipse is part of Solar Saros Series 154 , a cycle of solar eclipses that repeats approximately every 18 years and 11 days . This series began on July 19, 1917 , and will end on August 25, 3179 , encompassing a total of 71 eclipses .
Each eclipse within a Saros cycle shares a similar geometric configuration with the previous one in the series, meaning there is a continuity in the themes that emerge each time it is activated . The previous eclipse in this series occurred on September 11, 2007 , and the next will take place on October 3, 2043. This suggests that, on both a personal and collective level, current events may resonate with situations experienced around 2007 , marking the evolution or conclusion of processes that have been almost two decades in the making.
Anti-immigration protests on Westminster Bridge, London, September 13, 2025. Credit: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
Saros Series 154: Transformations in the Sense of Belonging, Frauds Exposed, Breakdown in Values
The Saros 154 series is associated with transformation processes linked to security, belonging (to a country, a family, for example), and origins . It is marked by climates where inherited elements—whether land, housing, cultural tradition, or collective memory—are undergoing profound crises that force us to rethink our sense of belonging.
It's also linked to the exposure of frauds and false narratives , with the collapse of discourses that once seemed unquestionable. This series brings to the surface the karma of what was built on lies , revealing manipulations and showing the impossibility of continuing to perpetuate collective fictions.
Another central theme is that of elites and figures of power : leaders who lose legitimacy, people in positions of authority who see their privileges collapse or are forced to face the consequences of their actions. Similarly, social and economic values are under strain , resulting in crises related to money, resources, and the way wealth and prestige are perceived.
Although each eclipse in this series manifests in different contexts, what tends to repeat itself is the destabilization of security and home and the fall of the fictitious , with ruptures that open the possibility of rebuilding on more authentic foundations.
If we look at the events that occurred between September 2007 and March 2008 , around the previous eclipse in this series (September 11, 2007), we find several events that reflect these dynamics:
1. Resignation of Shinzo Abe in Japan (September 2007)
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced his resignation in September 2007, following a crisis of legitimacy marked by scandals and a sharp decline in popularity. His departure highlighted how a powerful figure can abruptly lose his position when social and political support collapses.
2. Anti-government protests in Georgia (autumn 2007)
At the end of 2007, tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Tbilisi demanding early elections and denouncing corruption and abuse of power. These protests reflected the population's loss of confidence in official discourse and in the ability of institutions to respond to collective needs. The sense of national belonging was shaken by the perception of fraud and manipulation by those in power.
3. Subprime mortgage crisis in the United States (2007–2008)
The bursting of the housing bubble showed how millions of families had been lulled into believing in the stability of mortgage loans that proved unsustainable. Mass foreclosures, homelessness, and the collapse of the housing market destabilized the dream of material security and homeownership. It was a clear example of how a system based on deception and illusory promises can drag the population into a deep crisis.
4. Vytorin/ENHANCE Drug Controversy (January 2008)
The ENHANCE study revealed that the drug Vytorin, promoted as highly effective in reducing cardiovascular risks, did not provide the benefits promised by advertising and medical campaigns. The delayed release of the data fueled perceptions of deception and fraud among the public, exposing how false narratives are fostered in the health field until facts dismantle them.
5. Fraud at Société Générale (January 2008)
The French bank Société Générale announced record losses after the discovery of fraudulent transactions carried out by an internal trader. The news shook confidence in international markets and exposed the fragility of institutions that the public and investors considered safe.
6. Fraud charges against Biovail (March 2008)
The pharmaceutical company Biovail was accused of accounting fraud and misleading investors and analysts. This case showed how the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors can also be plagued by deceptive practices that directly undermine public trust. The fraud revealed the gap between corporate narratives and the reality of their actions, undermining the company's legitimacy.
September 2007 - March 2008: What Was Happening in Your Life?
This eclipse may resonate with experiences you had between September 2007 and March 2008 , when the Saros 154 Series was active. Were there situations where your security or sense of belonging was shaken? Did you discover deceptions, illusions crumbling, or authority figures losing credibility around you?
If during that time you faced distrust of institutions, the collapse of structures you took for granted, or had to redefine what you considered valuable and trustworthy , see if any of that reappears now. Perhaps it's about definitively closing a chapter you started then, or understanding it from a broader perspective.
Lunar Mansion 14: Al-Simāk – The Unarmed
(Don't know what lunar mansions are? Read the full guide here .)
This New Moon occurs in the 14th Lunar Mansion, known in Arabic tradition as Al-Simāk , whose name means “the unarmed.” It extends from 17°08' to 29°59' Virgo , and signals a time of vulnerability where external defenses fall away and what is true is revealed. It is a mansion associated with inevitable separations : agreements that end, bonds that are interrupted, changes that precede new beginnings.
On a mundane level , Al-Simāk reflects a time of dissolution of social, political, or economic agreements . Alliances that seemed stable may break up, commitments that had been assumed as permanent may fall apart, or changes that mark the end of a period may be revealed. What is severed opens the way for collective reconfigurations : more realistic and transparent agreements that emerge after recognizing what no longer works. We might also see figures who are left in a position of vulnerability in public, giving rise to certain paradigms to shift.
On a personal level , the eclipse in this mansion can feel like an urgency to leave unsustainable situations behind. It's a mansion that forces us to separate the "wheat from the chaff" : to distinguish what has real value from what merely distracts or wears us down. It can bring breakups, the end of relationships, and changes in direction at work or in our daily lives. And although these separations can hurt, they are necessary for later building more authentic unions and projects aligned with what truly matters.
Conjunction with Fixed Star Markeb (29°): Embarkation into the Unknown
This eclipse occurs in exact conjunction with the fixed star Markeb , located at 29° Virgo. Markeb is a binary star (composed of the stars κ Carinae and κ Argus) within the constellation Argo Navis , the great ship that in Greek mythology carried The Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece. In the modern division of that constellation, Markeb is located on Carina (the keel of the ship). Its name comes from the Arabic Markab , meaning "the ship" or "the boat," reflecting its astronomical and mythological symbolism.
Astrologically, Markeb possesses the nature of Jupiter , which gives him qualities of expansion, confidence, direction, and a sense of mission. In conjunction with this solar eclipse, this energy is magnified: what is cut off or closed off forces a journey into the unknown. Markeb points out that the journey is not optional; the voyage begins even when there are no certainties, and it requires maintaining faith in the direction and a vision for the future.
On a mundane level , Markeb is closely associated with the sea, ships, and collective travel . Her presence during eclipses can coincide with events related to maritime routes, naval trade, sea migration, ship accidents, or the reconfiguration of ports and international transport. She also symbolizes the journey of entire peoples to a new destination , with all the risk and uncertainty that this entails. Being linked to the myth of the Argonauts, she connects with the idea of collective undertakings that require courage and purpose : adventures that do not guarantee immediate security, but that open up broader horizons.
On a personal level , this conjunction marks the beginning of a life journey in which we must leave familiar shores behind to embark on a new course . It may feel like a forced breakup or a painful separation, but Markeb reminds us that in every departure lies a promise of expansion and learning. The key is to embrace the vulnerability of the journey and trust that the movement opens paths of growth that weren't visible from the shore.
Eclipse Opposition Saturn RX, 28°: Responsibility in Closings
This eclipse at 29° Virgo is in opposition to Saturn retrograde at 28° Pisces , reinforcing the closure and inevitable consequences inherent in the anaretic degree. Saturn is the planet of karma , reality, and responsibility. Its retrograde opposition indicates processes of revision: what was done in the past returns to be evaluated, and there is no escaping the effects of our previous decisions. If we have done things with integrity and responsibility, we will reap success. If not, this could be a reality check.
On a mundane level , this opposition may reflect moments when authority figures face the consequences of their actions . Governments, leaders, or institutions may be forced to accept limitations that are now undeniable. What was postponed returns as an unavoidable and even urgent adjustment . It can also manifest itself in social, legal, or economic restrictions that force a rethinking of structures. Saturn in Pisces suggests that much of this stems from what has been conveniently left as gray areas : deceptions, vague promises, or unclear structures that are now showing their true colors.
On a personal level , this opposition can feel like the experience of running into limits we can no longer ignore . There may be frustration over situations that aren't moving forward, over burdens that weigh more than expected, or even over limitations that appear. The lesson here is to avoid falling into victimhood : Saturn asks us to be firm, responsible, and realistic. It may be necessary to review what part of these limitations comes from outside and what we project onto others. The challenge is to recognize that what seems like an obstacle can be an invitation to grow in discipline and clarity . Although it may be experienced as a restriction, this aspect reminds us that true freedom always begins with taking responsibility for ourselves.
3 Yods: Unfinished Business Returning
At the Virgo New Moon on August 23, we already had a yod, an astrological configuration known as "the finger of God" ( read the full explanation of what a yod is here ). The term yod comes from the tenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, associated with the idea of sign, hand, or design . In astrology, a yod is formed when a planet occupies the focal point—the apex—and receives two inconjunctions from planets that are in sextile with each other. The inconjunction is an awkward aspect: the planets don't share an element or modality, and that's why it's difficult to integrate them. The planet at the apex carries an energy that has been relegated or displaced for a long time , and whose integration requires profound adjustments.
Now, in this eclipse, the pattern multiplies: three yods appear simultaneously . This is clearly not random: this shows that as a society, and also on a personal level, we carry unfinished business that comes back with tension, waiting to be addressed .
Components of each yod:
• Yod 1 — apex: Saturn RX in Pisces.
Base: Venus in Virgo + Mars in Libra.
• Yod 2 — apex: Venus in Virgo.
Base: Pluto RX in Aquarius + Neptune RX in Aries.
• Yod 3 — apex: Mars in Libra.
Base: Uranus RX in Gemini + Saturn RX in Pisces / Neptune RX in Aries.
Purpose of each yod:
• Saturn retrograde in Pisces as the apex : Here we are asked to integrate Saturn's energy—responsibility, structures, authority, maturity—through a Piscean language. That is, to question how we exercise authority in diffuse contexts, how we assume responsibility even when there are uncertainties, and how we learn to create structure without falling into rigidity. This yod confronts us with what we didn't accept before and shows us that we must rebuild with realism but also with sensitivity.
• Venus in Virgo as the apex : Integration here comes through Venus—values, connections, self-esteem, enjoyment—expressed in the Virgo way. It's about discerning which connections and values truly contribute and which are illusory or sterile. It can bring into question the way we value our time, our resources, and our relationships, with the need to purge what no longer serves a purpose and cultivate what does sustain us.
• Mars in Libra as the apex : This yod demands integrating Mars—desires, goals, self-affirmation, limits—from the Libra perspective. That is, learning to express our will and our anger without destroying bonds, asserting ourselves while respecting reciprocity, and negotiating without losing sight of what we want. The key here is finding a way to affirm desire without falling into imposition or passivity.
Being intertwined, these three yods form a web of tensions that are difficult to separate . The themes overlap and feed off each other: responsibility (Saturn), values (Venus), and self-affirmation (Mars). The integration is neither linear nor comfortable, but it's time to do it now so we don't keep piling up our to-dos.
At the collective level , this triple configuration can manifest as social tensions linked to authority and institutions (Saturn), economic priorities and collective values (Venus), and diplomatic conflicts or power struggles (Mars). We're likely to see the end of agreements, the rethinking of leadership, and tensions between countries that highlight the difficulty of reconciling opposing interests.
On a personal level , these yods invite us to examine how we relate to three fundamental axes: responsibility (what are we avoiding taking on?), values (what are we still holding onto that no longer has real value?), and self-affirmation (do we know how to express what we want without destroying or submitting?). The discomfort of these configurations can feel like pressure and overwhelm, but it's also an opportunity to integrate parts of ourselves that have been relegated and that we need for what's to come in our lives.
Unaspected Jupiter in Cancer: Nationalism and Security Issues
During this eclipse, Jupiter will be unaspected in Cancer , giving it a strong but isolated presence, with no clear ties to the rest of the sky. As with the yods (but in a slightly gentler way), unaspected planets indicate that there are energies we owe : we've been putting them off for quite some time in one way or another. Unaspected planets, by not making aspects with other elements in the sky, express their energy in a powerful way, but one that's difficult to immediately integrate harmoniously. In this case, Jupiter—a planet associated with expansion, beliefs, and worldview —is unaspected in Cancer, a sign related to origins, the homeland, family, and emotional security . In other words, there's something here that has been postponed/repressed.
On a more mundane level , this may reflect an intensification of discourses and actions linked to nationalism , identity of origin, and territorial belonging. Failure to contain this energy can lead to defensive attitudes, intolerance toward differences, or attempts to reinforce cultural, ethnic, or political boundaries . There may also be debates about security, protecting the population, or revisiting national history from a biased perspective . At its best, it could reflect a genuine interest in collective memory and the preservation of identity; at its worst, it can lead to exclusion and polarization.
On a personal level , unaspected Jupiter in Cancer can be felt as an intense need to seek security in family, one's homeland, or one's emotional roots. Issues that had been postponed around belonging, home, or personal history may emerge strongly, demanding attention. However, without aspects to moderate its energy, a tendency toward overprotection, exaggerated defensiveness, or fear of the external may also emerge. The challenge is to recognize where we are authentically seeking security and where we are confusing it with attachment or resistance to change.
Second Eclipse with Pluto Out of Bounds: Outrage Overflows
This eclipse will be the second of the year in which we find Pluto outside the limits of the Sun , an astronomical condition that amplifies its energy and makes it more extreme , with manifestations that often feel overwhelming and difficult to contain ( read more about out-of-bounds planets here ). Pluto is the planet associated with processes of radical transformation, with control, with the repressed and with what must come to light. From Aquarius, it is reconfiguring collective structures, social networks and the way power is distributed in society.
When Pluto is out of bounds, this transformative force intensifies abruptly, often with a more raw or explosive tone . What is normally processed in long cycles now appears urgent: social groups demanding to regain positions of power, institutions resisting the loss of privileges, tensions that make it clear that business as usual cannot continue. In recent weeks, we have already seen a climate of protests, weariness, and social exhaustion (France, Nepal, the Netherlands, Slovakia, the United States, among many others) that marks a breaking point: the population is no longer willing to tolerate the abuses of those who concentrate power in the same way.
On a personal level , an out-of-bounds Pluto can unleash intense, bottled-up emotions: repressed anger, a sense of injustice, or an urgent need to make profound changes in areas where we feel stifled. The eclipse's effect multiplies this internal pressure, leading us to confront what no longer fits into our lives. It may feel uncomfortable, even visceral, but it can also be a powerful catalyst for breaking free from the dynamics that have kept us trapped. Pluto's overflow isn't easy to manage, but it opens up the possibility of an emotional cleansing that we might otherwise keep putting off.
Corresponding Sabian Symbol: Virgo 30, "A False Call, Unheeded by Attention to Immediate Service."
(Don't know what Sabian symbols are? The full explanation is in this guide )
This eclipse occurs at 29° Virgo, whose corresponding Sabian symbol is Virgo 30 : "A false call, ignored by immediate attention to service." Like all Sabian symbols, this one represents an archetypal image whose interpretation can take different forms depending on the context. But as a starting point, let's imagine a person assisting another person on an important and urgent matter. Meanwhile, a phone rings from a number that has called before, and it turns out to be a prank. The phone keeps ringing, and eventually the prankster gets bored and hangs up. For the employee, the call simply doesn't exist .
Well, this symbol speaks to the ability to ignore the superfluous : misleading calls, sensationalist news on TV, speeches meant to distract us, or artificially created needs. The 30th degree of Virgo demands determination and a touch of coolness , inviting us to stay focused on what's authentic, on what we truly want to do, even if that means nipping in the bud whatever distracts us and makes some people uncomfortable.
On a personal level , it can bring awareness to how many times we've given in to external distractions —from consumerism to other people's expectations—that have led us away from our true direction, dragging us into complete passivity. One of the catchphrases in circles linked to self-knowledge and healing is "flow": "let things flow," "I'm flowing with life," "things didn't flow," in other words, flow up and flow down. Virgo 30 can mean many things, but precisely "flow" isn't it: it's consciously deciding not to let life drag us along, carrying it out, and dying with your boots on.
On a collective level , this symbol resonates with the need to filter information and question imposed narratives . We live surrounded by stimuli designed to manipulate our attention, and Virgo 30 reminds us that true service lies in remaining whole in the face of these false appeals. During this period, we are likely to see attempts at mass distraction, aggressive marketing, or biased discourse ; but the underlying theme of this symbol is that such attempts lose their force when priority is placed on what is perhaps less showy but more real.
Questions to Reflect On:
1. What was happening in my life between September 2007 and March 2008?
Did I make important decisions, start something new, or change course? What threads from that moment might be reactivating now?
2. What situations do I need to close permanently because they no longer make sense?
Am I repeating something out of habit, even though I know its cycle is over?
3. What external or internal limitations are showing me the need for more responsibility?
Am I willing to stop projecting onto others what I am actually responsible for?
4. What pending issues related to my origin, my family, or my emotional security are requiring integration?
Am I aware of my foundations on an emotional and instinctive level?
5. Am I “flowing” too much instead of making clear decisions?
Observe whether you are slipping into passivity or shifting the responsibility for making choices to external factors, avoiding taking responsibility for them yourself.
6. What lessons can I learn from this moment in my life?
Is it time to close a cycle and leave behind what cannot be turned back?
7. In what area of my life am I willing to close down permanently to free up space for something else?
Ask yourself where you need to end something so you can start a new process with more authenticity.
8. What intense and repressed emotions are emerging during this period?
Am I willing to confront them instead of continuing to put them off?
9. Am I normalizing imposed narratives or collective distractions that seek to manipulate my attention and/or keep me in submission and ignorance?
Do I still think the information circulating is only intended to inform? Do I really believe those in power want thoughtful, critical citizens?
10. What new project do I want to start now?
What new adventure, project or path am I willing to embark on at this stage of my life?
This Eclipse is the Right Time to:
• Close chapters that have been open for too long.
There are matters that no longer have a place in your life. This eclipse marks the time to conclude them and make room for what's next.
• See death as a source of renewal.
The death of a stage, a project, or a connection isn't a negative thing: it's the seed of something new that can only be born when we accept an end.
• Decide on an option.
This is not a time for indecision. The eclipse pushes you to take a clear direction, even if it means forgoing other possibilities.
• Detect where you react with intolerance or fear.
Observe yourself in situations where you become too closed off. Ask yourself if it's true security or resistance to change.
• Review what the themes that come up again and again are trying to tell you.
Repetition isn't just an annoyance: it's a sign that you need to act differently to achieve different results.
• Heal what is pending.
It's an ideal time to begin treatment, rehabilitation, or any process that will restore your vitality and energy.
• Take the step to end a relationship.
If you've already practically decided on a separation or divorce, this eclipse can give you the determination to do it. Please don't do it on the day of the eclipse (because judgment may be clouded), but it is an opportunity to steer your decision.
• Shape more ambitious plans.
The world is changing rapidly. What once seemed impossible can begin to take shape, provided you dare to think differently and venture into new directions.
What Things End Permanently? Look at the House in Your Birth Chart Where This Eclipse Falls:
Look at which house of your birth chart the sign is in. degree 29°05' of Virgo , is where this solar eclipse will fall, closing processes to move on to a completely new stage.
(Need help finding the 29°05' degree of Virgo? Read this step-by-step guide here .)
House 1: Beginnings, Identity and Personal Appearance
This eclipse may signal the end of a phase in your way of presenting yourself to the world. Something you wanted to start or a version of yourself you tried to cultivate no longer holds true. What once seemed like a solid path may now feel exhausting or even alien. It's a time to recognize that that image, that plan, or that attitude has run its course.
Of course, this can feel like an identity crisis, but it's actually the chance to shed a disguise that weighed too heavily on you. You begin to notice that external expectations are weakening, and the most important thing is to decide who you are, without seeking validation.
On a physical level, this eclipse can manifest as fatigue, lack of vitality, or signs that your body needs something different. It's a clear way to show you're ready to make significant changes.
Although the initial feeling may be one of loss, what opens here is a realm full of possibilities. This eclipse may coincide with a decisive shift in your identity: leaving behind a lifestyle that no longer suits you, radically changing your look, giving up a role that defined you—such as a profession you no longer want to pursue—or taking on a new life status such as getting married, separating, or becoming a parent. The key is to accept that the old ends so you can occupy the place you truly desire in your own story.
House 2: Self-esteem, Values, Sense of Stability, Finances
This eclipse can bring important closure to your relationship with security and stability. You may discover that something you relied on—your income, a valued possession, or even your sense of self—no longer holds the weight it once did. What was once a firm support may feel fragile, forcing you to redefine your foundation for stability.
If you've been measuring your personal worth through external factors—money, achievements, the approval of others—this eclipse signals that this model no longer serves you. You may experience a breakdown in your relationship with money, a change in your job that impacts your income, or unexpected expenses that force you to reorganize. The message isn't just one of loss, but an opportunity to build a more authentic and flexible security system.
It can also represent a shift in priorities: stopping investing in things that no longer fulfill you, letting go of material attachments, or rethinking what "stability" means to you. A concrete example might be selling a property, closing a bank account that no longer suits you, restructuring a family budget, or rethinking the way you generate income.
On an internal level, this eclipse invites you to let go of limiting beliefs about your self-worth. If you've seen yourself as "less capable" or allowed others to define your worth, now is the time to break that pattern. True security comes from trusting your ability to sustain and adapt, not from something external that can change overnight.
House 3: Communication and Learning
This eclipse may mark the end of a phase in your way of communicating or in the way you relate to information. You may discover that your usual way of expressing yourself no longer reflects what you truly think, or that the speech you used to repeat no longer makes sense to you. What once served to connect with you may now feel artificial or outdated.
If you've been speaking without filtering, communicating automatically, or avoiding important conversations, this eclipse can clearly show you where you need to change. There may be situations where someone misinterprets your words, or where you yourself notice that you're avoiding saying what's truly important.
It can also bring about a rupture in your relationship with learning and the information you consume. You may discover that sources you once trusted are no longer as reliable, or that ideas you once took for granted now require a thorough review. The message is clear: it's no longer enough to repeat what you've learned; it's time to discern what deserves your attention and what doesn't.
On a practical level, this eclipse can also manifest itself in your daily life with changes in the way you get around or in your relationships with siblings, cousins, neighbors, or people with whom you have frequent contact. Specific examples might include leaving a course that no longer serves you, changing vehicles, moving closer to or further from family members, or redefining your relationship with a long-lost sibling.
House 4: Home, Past and Family
This eclipse may signal the end of a phase in your relationship with home, family, or your sense of belonging. Something in your emotional foundation or in the way you understand "being home" no longer works as it once did and needs closure. It may feel like a crisis with your family of origin, a distancing from someone close, or the need to revisit inherited patterns that no longer make sense.
It can also bring concrete changes in your physical space: moving, remodeling, restructuring your home, or even the decision to leave behind a place you no longer feel is your own. If you've been carrying family dynamics that weigh more than they make you feel part of it, this eclipse marks the time to cut that ties or redefine them.
On an internal level, the eclipse leads you to question what home means to you. Is it a place, a group of people, or a sense of inner security? What was once held out of habit now requires reconsideration. Specific examples might be selling an inherited house, deciding to become independent, setting clearer boundaries with intrusive family members, or healing past memories that still influence your current situation.
It can also awaken a strong connection to your roots and family history, bringing back memories or situations from the past that need to be revisited. The key is to distinguish what part of that heritage you want to preserve and what you need to leave behind to build a more authentic home, both internally and externally.
House 5: Children, Creativity, Romance and Pleasure
This eclipse can signal the end of a phase in your way of enjoying life or connecting with your creativity. You may discover that something that used to bring you joy no longer does, or that the way you express your talent needs to transform. It's a time for honesty: what once seemed like a source of pleasure may now feel empty or routine.
If you've been limiting your spontaneous side for fear of judgment or putting off creative projects because "it wasn't the right time," this eclipse marks a break from those excuses. It can also lead you to recognize whether you've been living according to your desires or simply adapting to external expectations.
In the realm of romance, it can represent a turning point: bonds that seemed exciting may show their wear and tear, while new ways of relating may begin to emerge. If you've been in a relationship for some time that's no longer fulfilling, this eclipse can give you the clarity to make decisions.
If you have children, this transit can bring a time of review in your relationship with them: changing responsibilities, dynamics that need adjusting, or even a period of greater independence on their part that forces you to redefine your role.
On a deeper level, the eclipse asks you if you're truly allowing yourself to live life to the fullest. Concrete examples might include quitting a hobby that no longer resonates with you, daring to publicly showcase your talent, ending a romantic relationship that's lost its meaning, or taking a step toward reconnecting with activities that restore vitality and enthusiasm.
House 6: Health, Connection with the Body and Daily Routines
This eclipse may signal the end of a phase in the way you organize your daily life and how you take care of your body. What once seemed like a fantastic routine may now feel exhausting or useless, forcing you to recognize that you need another system to sustain your life.
If you've been working on autopilot, overloading yourself with tasks, or demanding more of yourself than you can handle, this eclipse could mark a turning point. It's a clear reminder to ask yourself if your way of working and organizing your time is actually improving your life or just wearing it down.
Physically, it can manifest as fatigue, digestive problems, muscle aches, or symptoms that force you to slow down and adjust habits. Specific examples might include leaving a job with unsustainable hours, changing your diet, starting a medical treatment you've been putting off, or simplifying your daily responsibilities.
It can also bring changes in your work environment: a restructuring, the departure of colleagues, or an adjustment in your role. The important thing here is to understand that you can't continue to perpetuate dynamics that make you ill or drain your energy.
House 7: One-to-One Relationships
This eclipse can mark the end of a phase in your close relationships: relationships, partnerships, or important associations. It can bring to the surface what you already knew but didn't want to face: dynamics that aren't working, agreements that have become exhausting, or relationships that need closure to make way for something more authentic.
If you've been adapting too much to another person's needs or avoiding conflict for fear of breaking up, this eclipse can clearly show you that this strategy no longer works. It doesn't mean all relationships have to end, but it does mean that what isn't constructive will undergo a change.
It's also a time to rethink what you expect from others and what you're willing to offer. You may discover that you were staying in a relationship out of habit, fear of loneliness, or convenience, and now life is demanding honesty from you.
If you're single, this eclipse may reveal relationship patterns you need to revisit: Do you tend to avoid commitment to protect your autonomy, or do you seek validation from others that you should actually build within yourself?
Beyond the romantic aspect, the eclipse can shake up work partnerships, business associations, or any contractual relationship. Specific examples might include terminating a contract, deciding to end a partnership, or restructuring an agreement that no longer meets the needs of both parties.
This is a time to ask yourself: which bonds are genuine and which exist only by inertia? The answer will mark the closures and new ways of relating that emerge from this eclipse.
House 8: Transformation, Grief, Debts, and Shared Resources
This eclipse may signal the end of a phase in your approach to dealing with profound changes, losses, or transformations. It may force you to face something you'd been putting on the back burner: an outstanding debt, a financial commitment, an emotional wound, or a dependent relationship that can no longer continue.
If you've been clinging to something out of fear of change—a bond, a financial agreement, a limiting belief—this eclipse may push you to break that dependency. It may also bring adjustments to shared financial matters: inheritances, loans, joint investments, or financial responsibilities with others that need to be redefined.
On an emotional level, it can feel like an internal crisis that requires you to say goodbye to a version of yourself that no longer makes sense. Fears, insecurities, or long-held issues may surface; not to destabilize you, but to transform and restore your power.
Regarding emotional intimacy, this eclipse can clearly show you if you avoid opening up or if you struggle to fully trust. It can mark a turning point in a close relationship, where trust and the level of commitment are redefined.
Specific examples might include starting a therapy process to work through grief, closing a loan or mortgage, dividing assets after a separation, or discussing trust issues directly with your partner.
This eclipse is a call to review your relationship with personal power: how much you need to control and how much you are willing to let go to make way for true reconstruction.
House 9: Expansion and Philosophy of Life
This eclipse may mark the end of a phase in your way of seeing the world, your beliefs, or how you understand your personal growth. Something you once took for granted may lose its strength, forcing you to rethink your way of thinking and open yourself to new perspectives. What was once practically the ultimate truth may now feel limited or even obsolete.
If you've been clinging to a rigid way of thinking or a belief system that seemed unshakeable, this eclipse may show you that it's time to let go. You may discover information that challenges your beliefs, or notice that certain "absolute truths" no longer represent who you are today.
It can also bring changes in your studies, travel, or connection with foreign countries. Specific examples might include leaving an academic program you're no longer interested in, changing plans for an important trip, starting to learn a completely different subject, or rethinking your relationship with cultures other than your own.
On a deeper level, this eclipse invites you to review how you've limited your personal expansion by remaining in the familiar. The key question is whether your beliefs and growth plans reflect the person you're becoming, or whether you're still defending a vision that's already run its course.
House 10: Career, Ambitions, Reputation, Vision of Success
This eclipse can mark the end of a phase in your professional journey or in your public image. It may feel like waking up to a goal you were pursuing that no longer represents what you want, or like the need to change your path.
If you've been maintaining a professional or social image that doesn't truly reflect who you are, this eclipse may make you realize it's time to change it. You may decide to leave a position of authority that has become a burden, embark on a new career path, or redefine your vision of success.
There may also be changes in your work environment or in the way others perceive you. Specific examples might include resigning from a management position, a change in your company's leadership, taking on a new role with more responsibilities, or a shift in your public reputation that requires you to present yourself more authentically.
Beyond your professional life, this eclipse leads you to question what "success" means to you. Are you following standards that truly matter to you, or are you just fulfilling external expectations? It's a key moment to bring closure to what no longer fits and make room for a vision more aligned with your own life.
House 11: Groups, Community, and Long-Term Goals
This eclipse can mark the end of a phase in your relationships with groups, friendships, or communities, as well as in your way of projecting yourself into the future. It may become evident that certain circles no longer make sense to you, or that goals that once seemed important now feel outdated.
If you've been devoting energy to social connections or collaborative projects that no longer nourish you, this eclipse may signal that it's time to take a step back. You may notice a distancing from people who were once central to your life, the departure of a group, or the need to redefine your long-term goals so they better reflect who you are today.
A feeling of disillusionment with goals you pursued out of commitment, fashion, or external pressure may also arise. This eclipse shows that anything without authenticity ceases to be a true motivation.
Specific examples might include distancing yourself from a friendship you no longer share, leaving an organization, ending a community project that has run its course, or rethinking a dream for the future that no longer inspires you.
This transit invites you to review who you share your energy with and where you want to direct your vision. It's not about being surrounded by many people, but rather choosing companies and projects that support your true growth and new priorities.
House 12: Spirituality, Subconscious, Closures, Privacy
This eclipse can mark a profound end to your inner world, illuminating aspects you've kept hidden or relegated. It can feel like a time of inevitable introspection, in which unconscious patterns, old emotions, or memories emerge, unequivocally showing you what needs to end.
If you've been operating on autopilot or avoiding facing certain fears, this eclipse may bring you the certainty that you can no longer ignore them. It may represent the closing of an important stage: a farewell, the end of a relationship that existed only in secret, or the letting go of a habit that drained your energy.
It can also make you examine your connection to spirituality, your inner life, and the importance of having private spaces to process what you're experiencing. Ask yourself if you make time for conscious solitude, or if you constantly distract yourself to avoid listening to what's inside you.
Physically and emotionally, this transition may feel like a greater need for rest, isolation, or breaks to recharge. Concrete examples might include deciding to start therapy, embarking on a retreat, letting go of a hidden commitment that was weighing on you, or simply giving yourself more peace and disconnection from external noise.
This eclipse doesn't ask you to take immediate action, but rather to observe, integrate, and close your mind. It's a process that creates space so that, once you've grieved, you can prepare for the next stage to come.
How This Eclipse Impacts Your Birth Planets
If in your natal chart you have planets between 27° of Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius or Pisces and 1° of Aries, Cancer, Libra or Capricorn , this eclipse will activate them through conjunction, opposition or square .
See the corresponding description below to understand how this transit impacts your birth chart and what dynamics it can bring to your life.
Eclipse in Conjunction, Opposition or Square to your Sun
This eclipse can feel like a clash between who you are and what you need to leave behind. It can bring about a questioning of your creative drive, your vitality, the imprint you present externally, and the image you've constructed of yourself. If you've been clinging to a rigid idea of who you are, this transit can challenge that perception, leading you to let go of what no longer aligns with you.
If it's conjunct your Sun ( happy birthday! ), it marks a reset in the way you see yourself and how you project yourself to the world. It can bring an identity crisis, but also the opportunity to align with a more authentic version of yourself.
If it's in opposition , you may feel a tension between what you want and what others expect of you. You may face situations where you feel your will is being challenged, forcing you to redefine how you assert your presence in the world.
If it's in a square , the conflict may be internal. There may be a feeling of pressure to change something in your life, but no clear idea of how or where to move. It may feel like a moment of discomfort that forces you to confront aspects of your identity that need to be transformed.
This eclipse isn't about taking immediate action, but rather observing which aspects of your identity have become obsolete and which ones you need to strengthen.
🔸 Also, pay attention to the house where Leo is in your birth chart. The Sun rules Leo, so that area of your life will also be affected, although to a lesser extent. Go to the previous section and review the interpretation of that house to better understand how this eclipse impacts you.
Eclipse in Conjunction, Opposition or Square to the Moon
This eclipse can feel like an emotional shock, a moment of clarity about how you manage your feelings, your attachments, and your inner security. It can bring a sense of instability or the need to let go of something that no longer serves you emotionally.
If it's conjunct your Moon, it's a profound reset in the way you experience your emotions and your relationship with safety. It may feel as if a part of your emotional world is crumbling, but only to make room for a new way of feeling and caring for yourself.
If it's in opposition , it can manifest as a tension between your emotional needs and the demands of your environment. It may be a period in which you feel like others don't understand what you need or that you need to better balance your emotional life with your external responsibilities.
If it's in a square , it can bring internal conflicts related to your personal history, your emotional habits, or how you react to change. You may notice that certain emotional patterns no longer serve you and that you need to learn to better regulate your inner world.
It's a time to observe how you manage your emotional security and what attachments you need to let go of.
🔸 Also, pay attention to the house where Cancer is located in your birth chart. The Moon is its ruler, so that area of your life will also be affected, although to a lesser extent. Go to the previous section and review the interpretation of that house to better understand how this eclipse impacts you.
Eclipse in Conjunction, Opposition or Square to Mercury
This eclipse can feel like a disruption in your way of thinking, communicating, or processing information. It can bring moments of mental confusion, unexpected revelations, or the feeling that something in your way of reasoning needs adjusting.
If it's in conjunction with your Mercury, it can represent a reset in the way you express yourself and make decisions. You may discover that certain thoughts or ways of communicating no longer work as they used to, and you may need to rethink how you process reality.
If you're in opposition , it can feel like a struggle between what you think and what others are telling you. You may be faced with information that challenges your beliefs or notice a disconnect between what you mean and how others interpret it.
If it's in a square , there may be tension between your intuition and your logic, between what you think is rational and what you're actually feeling. It can also indicate times of intense mental activity that lead to exhaustion or a need to review how you handle information overload.
It's a good time to question the ideas you've taken for granted and see if your way of communicating is aligned with what you really want to express.
🔸 Also look at the houses where you have Gemini and Virgo in your birth chart. Mercury is their ruler, so those areas of your life will also be affected, although to a lesser extent. Go to the previous section and review the interpretation of those houses to better understand how this eclipse impacts you.
Eclipse in Conjunction, Opposition or Square to Venus
This eclipse can feel like a turning point in your way of relating, in the way you handle love, pleasure, and the value you place on yourself. It may bring situations that force you to reexamine your relationships, your self-esteem, or the way you manage your resources.
If it's conjunct with your Venus, it's a reset in the way you connect with love and harmony in your life. It can mark an important change in a relationship, your finances, or the way you give yourself permission to enjoy yourself.
If it's in opposition , it can feel like a tension between what you want and what others are offering you. It may be a time when you realize that a relationship or financial situation isn't as stable as you thought, leading you to rethink what you truly value.
If it's in a square , it can bring internal conflicts around self-esteem, money, or relationships. You may notice that you've been seeking validation in the wrong places or that there are imbalances in the way you give and receive affection.
It's a good time to review how aligned you are with what truly makes you feel valuable and whether you are holding onto relationships or habits that no longer nourish you.
🔸 Also look at the houses where Taurus and Libra are in your birth chart. Venus is their ruler, so those areas of your life will also be affected, although to a lesser extent. Go to the previous section and review the interpretation of those houses to better understand how this eclipse impacts you.
Eclipse in Conjunction, Opposition or Square to Mars
This eclipse can feel like a turning point in the way you act, make decisions, and manage your energy. It can bring moments of frustration, impulsiveness, or the feeling that something that once motivated you no longer holds the same meaning.
If it's conjunct with your Mars, it can represent a reset in your way of acting and reacting. You may notice that your natural impulse to move forward is being slowed down or that you need to rethink how you channel your energy so it doesn't dissipate in unnecessary conflicts.
If it's in opposition , it can feel like a struggle between what you want to do and external circumstances that seem to hinder you. It can manifest as tension with other people, disagreements, or a feeling that you're being challenged in some way.
If it's in a square , there may be an internal clash between your desire to take action and the need to pause and evaluate before moving forward. You may notice that you react more impulsively or that there are situations that make you angry or impatient.
It's a good time to observe which battles are truly worth fighting and which are just draining your energy. It's not about acting on impulse, but about channeling your strength strategically and effectively.
🔸 Also look at the houses where you have Aries and Scorpio in your birth chart. Mars is their ruler, so those areas of your life will also be affected, although to a lesser extent. Go to the previous section and review the interpretation of those houses to better understand how this eclipse impacts you.
Eclipse in Conjunction, Opposition or Square to Jupiter
This eclipse can feel like a turning point in your way of expanding, in your beliefs, and in your vision of your future. It can bring moments of uncertainty about where you're going, questions about what you thought was certain, or a change in your relationship with personal growth and abundance.
If it's conjunct with your Jupiter, it can represent a reset in the way you seek opportunities, your philosophical values, or your understanding of success. It can make you realize that certain beliefs you once held about life or yourself no longer fit the person you're becoming.
If it's in opposition , it can feel like a struggle between what you aspire to achieve and the limitations you encounter along the way. There may be an excess of optimism followed by moments of reality that force you to readjust expectations.
If it's in a square , it can bring confusion about which path to take or which direction to grow in. You may realize that you've been taking a leap of faith without solid foundations, or that you need to redefine what expansion and freedom mean to you.
It's a good time to evaluate which beliefs still work for you and which ones need to be updated. It's not just about growing for the sake of growing, but about doing so with purpose and clarity.
🔸 Also look at the houses where you have Sagittarius and Pisces in your birth chart. Jupiter is their ruler, so those areas of your life will also be affected, although to a lesser extent. Go to the previous section and review the interpretation of those houses to better understand how this eclipse impacts you.
Eclipse in Conjunction, Opposition or Square to Saturn
This eclipse can feel like a turning point in the way you structure your life, manage your responsibilities, and confront the limits you've imposed on yourself or those imposed by your environment. It can bring up situations that force you to question the solidity of the path you've built so far and whether certain structures need to be rethought or left behind.
If it's conjunct with your Saturn, it can represent a reset in the way you make commitments and build stability. It can feel like a period of maturation, in which you realize that some rules you've followed no longer serve you or that you need to make important adjustments in how you manage time and effort.
If it's in opposition , it can feel like a struggle between what you want to do and external limitations that seem to be holding you back. It may be a time when you feel increased pressure, demands, or a sense of burden that forces you to set clear priorities.
If it's in a square , it can bring internal tension about the direction you're taking in life. You may notice that there are structures that have given you stability, but at the same time, they restrict you too much. This eclipse may force you to review whether you're holding onto commitments that no longer work.
It's a good time to evaluate whether the limits you have in your life are truly helping you move forward or if they're just blocking your growth. It's not about abandoning everything, but rather restructuring what no longer works so you can build something more solid and aligned with you.
🔸 Also look at the houses where Capricorn and Aquarius are in your birth chart. Saturn is their ruler, so those areas of your life will also be affected, although to a lesser extent. Go to the previous section and review the interpretation of those houses to better understand how this eclipse impacts you.
Eclipse in Conjunction, Opposition or Square to Uranus
This eclipse can feel like a disruption in your need for independence, in the way you handle change, and in your relationship with the unexpected. It can bring unforeseen situations that disrupt your plans, creating a feeling that you need more freedom or that certain structures no longer make sense.
If it's in conjunction with your Uranus, it can represent a reset in your way of experiencing freedom and authenticity. It can push you to leave behind what was limiting you, although the feeling of uncertainty may initially generate resistance.
If it's in opposition , it can feel like a clash between the need for stability and the desire for radical change. It can bring unexpected twists and turns to your life that force you to adapt quickly and rethink your priorities.
If it's in a square , there may be tension between the desire to break away from the established order and the fear of the unknown. There may be urges to make drastic changes, but there may also be some internal struggle over how to do so without creating unnecessary chaos.
It's a good time to review which areas of your life need more flexibility and where you've been resisting change out of fear or comfort. This eclipse can be an invitation to redefine your independence from a more conscious place.
🔸 Also, pay attention to the house where Aquarius is in your birth chart. Uranus is its ruler, so that area of your life will also be affected, although to a lesser extent. Go to the previous section and review the interpretation of that house to better understand how this eclipse impacts you.
Eclipse in Conjunction, Opposition or Square to Neptune
This eclipse may feel like a shift in the way you perceive reality, your spiritual beliefs, or how you handle uncertainty. It can bring moments of confusion, disillusionment, or revelations that force you to see more clearly something that was previously shrouded in illusions or unrealistic expectations.
If it's conjunct with your Neptune, it can represent a reset in your connection with the intangible, your inner world, and your sensitivity. It may be a period in which you feel the need to redefine your relationship with spirituality, dreams, or even your intuition.
If it's in opposition , it can feel like a struggle between what you want to believe and what's actually happening. There may be disenchantment with certain ideas, relationships, or expectations that once seemed solid, but now show a different side.
If it's in a square , it can bring tension between the need for clarity and a tendency to avoid what you don't want to face. You may realize that certain narratives you've told yourself no longer make sense and that you need to see the unvarnished truth.
It's a good time to review what illusions you need to let go of and how you can integrate a more realistic vision without losing your ability to dream.
🔸 Also, pay attention to the house where Pisces is located in your birth chart. Neptune is its ruler, so that area of your life will also be affected, although to a lesser extent. Go to the previous section and review the interpretation of that house to better understand how this eclipse impacts you.
Eclipse in Conjunction, Opposition or Square to Pluto
This eclipse can feel like a turning point in your approach to personal power, transformation processes, and how you deal with change. It can bring intense moments where fears, insecurities, or the need to let go of something you've been controlling for too long may surface.
If it's conjunct with your Pluto, it can represent a profound reset in your identity and how you manage control over your life. It can feel like a period of crisis, but also an opportunity to rebuild yourself from the ground up, letting go of what no longer empowers you.
If it's in opposition , it can feel like a power struggle between what you want and what circumstances require you to leave behind. There may be external situations that challenge you to take control of your life without falling into destructive dynamics.
If it's in a square , it can bring internal tension between the desire for transformation and the fear of letting go of the old. It can be an uncomfortable time, where you realize there are aspects of your life that need profound change, even if you're unsure how to address it.
It's a good time to look squarely at what you're afraid of losing and ask yourself if it's really a necessary closure to make way for something more solid and authentic.
🔸 Also, pay attention to the house where Scorpio is located in your birth chart. Pluto is its ruler, so that area of your life will also be affected, although to a lesser extent. Go to the previous section and review the interpretation of that house to better understand how this eclipse impacts you.
Eclipse in Conjunction, Opposition or Square to Chiron
This eclipse can feel like a break in unresolved emotional wounds or traumas, making them more visible so you can heal them. It can bring situations that confront you with your deepest insecurities or pain patterns that have been in the background but now need attention.
If it's conjunct with your Chiron, it can represent a reset in your personal healing process. It can feel like a period where the past resurfaces, not to hurt you, but rather to show you which parts of you need more compassion and care.
If it's in opposition , it can feel like a clash between what you're trying to project to the world and the vulnerability you feel internally. Challenges may arise that make you realize where it's still painful to trust, open up, or allow yourself to heal.
If it's in a square , it can bring tension between the image you've built of yourself and the wounds that are still present. It can feel like a moment when you realize you've been avoiding certain topics or repressing emotions that now demand to be processed.
It's a good time to ask yourself what wounds you're still carrying and what part of you needs more patience and self-acceptance. While this transit can stir up uncomfortable emotions, it's also a gateway to better integrating your history and finding new ways to heal.
Eclipse in Conjunction with the North Node
If this eclipse is conjunct your North Node , it means that you recently experienced your nodal opposition , an event that occurs approximately every 18-19 years (and 9 years after the nodal revolution), marking a key adjustment point in your life path.
Unlike the nodal revolution, which brings a strong forward momentum and a sense of inescapable destiny , the nodal opposition is a point of balance and evaluation. Here you are confronted with the path you have taken so far and the need to more consciously integrate the lessons of your nodal axis.
This eclipse may bring situations that force you to reconsider your goals and sense of spiritual direction in your life. It may feel as if you're at a crossroads, where you have to decide between staying in the familiar or opening yourself up to a new way forward. There may be a sense of challenge between what's familiar and what you sense is necessary for your evolution.
On an internal level, the nodal opposition shows you how aligned you are with your spiritual purpose and in what areas you need to make adjustments. It can bring about events that reveal whether you've been following the right path or if it's time to correct your course.
If you've been resisting growth, this eclipse may feel uncomfortable because it highlights what you can no longer ignore. But if you've been aligning with your evolutionary learning, this transit can offer opportunities to integrate what you've learned and continue moving forward with greater clarity.
Eclipse Conjunction to the South Node
If this eclipse is conjunct your South Node , it means you recently experienced your Nodal Revolution , a period that occurs approximately every 18-19 years and marks a key point in your personal evolution. It's a time when crucial themes of your destiny are activated, forcing you to step out of your comfort zone and align yourself with a path that, while challenging, is designed for your growth.
This eclipse acts as an accelerator within this process, bringing situations that push you forward, although not always in the most comfortable way. You may feel like you're losing control over certain aspects of your life or that circumstances are taking you in an unexpected direction.
If you've been resisting change or putting off important decisions, this eclipse may make it clear that you can no longer cling to the past. It's a call to take the next step in your personal evolution, even if it involves uncertainty or the need to let go of what's familiar.
