The 2025 Full Moon in Aries occurs at 14°08' of the sign. It's also a supermoon , that is, a moment when the Moon reaches its full phase while at its closest point to Earth (perigee). Astronomically, this makes it appear slightly larger and brighter in the sky ; astrologically, it amplifies its influence, intensifying the visibility of what is maturing and accelerating emotional or situational processes that were already brewing.
There's another reason this isn't just any Full Moon: it culminates the cycle that began with the September 21st eclipse in Virgo , an eclipse that occurred at the 29th degree, the so-called anaretic degree, and which already marked a demanding and transformative conclusion. Therefore, this Moon acts as an explosive outcome—not in a chaotic sense, but in a liberating sense—where everything that had been accumulating finds a concrete form of expression.
However, this Moon doesn't just represent a culmination: it also marks a beginning . Not because it falls in Aries, the first sign of the zodiac, but because the accompanying aspects signal a profound shift in perception . What previously seemed stable or understandable begins to reconfigure, opening the way to new ways of seeing, interpreting, and deciding.
Let's be clear: this lunation can feel challenging if we prefer to cling to the familiar. It requires pushing through the discomfort of what isn't authentic or sincere to generate a worthwhile new beginning. What appears now is a golden opportunity to redirect action with clarity and purpose , after months of pent-up tension and many of us remaining in survival mode.
The elements that define this Full Moon are:
- It occurs in conjunction with the fixed star Alpheratz (14°40').
- It takes place in lunar mansion number 2.
- The Sun and the Moon will be in duet.
- There will be a yod with Mercury as its apex.
- Mercury will be in square to Pluto RX.
This Full Moon will affect us all, but Its impact will be greater if you have planets or angles between 12°- 16° of the cardinal signs (Aries, Cancer, Libra and Capricorn).
Full Moon in Aries, October 7, 2025. Software: LUNA
Full Moon: Culmination, Zenith and Revelation
In the lunar cycle, the Full Moon represents the point of maximum illumination: the moment when the Sun and Moon are in exact opposition, and sunlight falls entirely on the visible face of the Moon. This configuration not only marks the zenith of the lunar month , but also symbolically expresses the principle of revelation , of visibility, of culmination. As Dane Rudhyar points out in The Lunation Cycle , it is at this phase that the process begun at the New Moon reaches its full development, and where the results—favorable or not—can no longer be avoided. The Moon reflects all the light it can receive; and in the same way, consciousness reflects everything that is ready to be seen .
From a symbolic perspective, the full moon has traditionally been associated with fertility and visibility, but also with instability : it is the moment when energy reaches its highest point before beginning to decline. In many cultures, it is considered a liminal phase, in which portals open, hidden tensions manifest, and a process is completed, which then begins to dissolve. The symbolism is clear: everything that reaches its maximum expression inevitably begins to diminish . That is why full moons, in astrology, are not simply "moments of light," but rather instants where clarity can be overwhelming—because it reveals what can no longer be hidden. Astrologically, this is the point of maximum friction between the conscious (Sun) and the unconscious (Moon), which often translates into internal conflict, overwhelming emotions, or necessary ruptures.
In practical terms, full moons tend to accelerate processes, expose truths, precipitate decisions, or reveal dynamics that have been quietly brewing . And while they can be uncomfortable, they are also profoundly useful: without this phase of total light, we wouldn't be able to clearly recognize which part of the cycle needs to close so that something new can begin.
Aries: Will, Drive and Affirmation
Aries is the first sign of the zodiac, a fire sign with a cardinal modality. As a fire sign, it represents the vital spark, the energy that initiates and pushes forward. Its cardinal quality makes it a driving force , a pioneer, focused on direct action and opening paths that have not yet been traveled.
On a mundane level, Aries rules conflict, war, weapons, fires, police forces, competitive sports , and anything involving physical risk and personal affirmation. It is linked to youth, beginnings, primal impulses, and acts of individual courage. This sign also influences areas where initiative is required, such as entrepreneurship, exploration, activism, and certain military or political leadership environments.
On a personal level, Aries represents the will to assert ourselves, the right to exist as we are , and the drive to initiate something without absolute certainty. It is the sign of existential courage: acting despite fear, moving without guarantees. Its energy favors authenticity, connection with one's own desire, and the ability to cut loose from what no longer aligns with that desire.
In its least balanced expression, Aries energy can translate into impulsiveness, reactivity, and aggression . The desire to act can override reflection or empathy, leading to unnecessary ruptures or confrontations. The fear of stagnation can lead to acting out of anxiety rather than conviction.
Another trait of Aries energy, in its less constructive form, is the difficulty in maintaining long-term processes . What begins with enthusiasm can lose momentum if there are no immediate results.
However, when channeled properly, it is an absolutely necessary, revitalizing energy that can rekindle our enthusiasm for a new beginning.
( Read more about Aries energy here. )
Conjunction with Fixed Star Alpheratz (14°): Visibility and Trophies
This Full Moon will be in exact conjunction with Alpheratz , also known as Sirrah , the brightest star in the constellation of Andromeda . Its name comes from the Arabic al-surrat al-faras , “the navel of the horse.” Until the modern redefinition of stellar boundaries in 1930, Alpheratz belonged simultaneously to Andromeda and Pegasus , acting as a link between the two. This dual origin already suggests an ambivalent nature: between the upward drive of Pegasus—symbol of inspiration, freedom, and creative power—and the virtuous serenity of Andromeda—image of purity, beauty, and inner nobility.
In astrological tradition, Ptolemy attributes to it a Jupiter-Venus nature. Its influence is associated with success, personal magnetism, recognition, and the ability to attract favorable circumstances. It is a star that elevates and beautifies, promising growth and expansion through merit, elegance, and the genuine expression of one's talents.
For context: In mythology, Andromeda was chained to a rock as a sacrifice for the vanity of her mother, Cassiopeia, until she was freed by Perseus. The image of the chains refers to the dependence on external approval, while her rescue represents the recovery of freedom and dignity.
Under this conjunction, the Full Moon emphasizes the tension between harmony with one's surroundings and the need to stand out. It can mark a moment when our efforts to grow and assert ourselves find recognition or visible results . It's a lunation that drives us to excel, attract success, and fulfill ourselves, but also to distinguish between genuine validation and that which merely responds to the simple search for flattery and/or the expectations of others.
Thus, Alpheratz's most valuable influence on this Full Moon shows that true freedom—and lasting achievement—appears when we stop submitting to external gaze and act with the conviction that our own brilliance does not need permission to manifest.
Lunar Mansion 2: Al-Butain – The Small Belly
(Don't know what lunar mansions are? Read the full guide here .)
This Full Moon occurs within Lunar Mansion number 2 , called Al-Butain , whose name means "the small womb." It extends from 12°51' to 25°43' Aries and is associated, in Arabic tradition, with the processes of consolidation and initial growth. Its symbol—the womb—refers to an internal space where something begins to gestate and take shape before being revealed to the outside world.
Al-Butain describes a moment in which action ceases to be a mere impulse and transforms into conscious development. Here, Arian energy organizes itself: what began as a spark finds structure, direction, and purpose . It's a favorable location for cultivating projects that require determination, perseverance, and care in their early stages. It represents the maturation of instinct : to act, yes, but with a sense of continuity.
In its lowest manifestation, it can appear as impatience, anger, or a need to control everything , which hinders the natural growth of what is trying to emerge. It can also translate into hasty actions that exhaust strength prematurely, when the process still needs internal firmness.
At the collective level , Al-Butain is associated with the strengthening of nascent structures : organizations beginning to define their direction, agreements being consolidated, and strategies seeking long-term stability. It marks a point where willpower combines with planning and sustained effort.
On a personal level , this mansion invites us to review how we channel the energy of desire and initiative. It reminds us that true effectiveness lies not in doing more, but in acting with direction . During this Full Moon, the fortune of Al-Butain favors those who turn momentum into real progress, focusing their strength on what can grow solidly and meaningfully.
Sun and Moon Duet: Pending Balance
On the other hand, this Full Moon is in a configuration called a duet : two planets forming a major aspect with each other, but no further major aspects with other planets in the sky. When this occurs, the energies involved are isolated from the rest of the chart, concentrating considerable force that, without a clear channel of integration, can manifest itself abruptly or intensely, but also insecurely. It's as if tension were accumulating in a closed circuit, with no outlets; therefore, what emerges can do so suddenly, with overflowing emotions or reactions that seem difficult to contain. Without a "brake" or a planet to modulate, the dynamic becomes more direct and, at times, more extreme. In this case, the duet is formed by the Sun in Libra and the Moon in Aries —Alpheratz is not considered because it is not a planet.
When a duet appears, it indicates that the issues linked to those planets have been on the back burner or in the background for quite some time (months, even years), waiting for a moment to emerge. In this case, the Sun and Moon simultaneously activate the energies of Libra and Aries , putting the focus on the search for balance in one-on-one relationships and the affirmation of individual will.
At the collective level, the Sun symbolizes figures of power—rulers, leaders, visible authorities—while the Moon represents the people, the social base, the emotional response of the community. A duet in these terms can reflect a turning point in the relationship between power and the people , generating situations of confrontation or sudden visibility.
On a personal level, the Sun embodies the creative impulse, consciousness, and the projection of our will, while the Moon reflects the emotional world, the unconscious, instinctive needs, and a sense of security. A duet between the two can generate clear internal clashes with the goal of integrating postponed energy : wanting to move toward a goal and, at the same time, feeling an emotional resistance that holds us back; needing to express something and, at the same time, feeling fearful of the consequences; seeking recognition and, at the same time, yearning to hide. In the case of this lunation, integrating the tensions of this duet involves uniting the energies of Aries and Libra without overidentifying with one of them: acting without losing diplomacy, asserting without imposing, defending a position without closing off dialogue . Integrating them means, for example, knowing how to say "no" firmly but respectfully, or expressing disagreement without hurting others. It's about uniting the direct action of Aries with the strategic and relational perspective of Libra: moving forward, but with the awareness that we are not islands and that our actions have an impact (which can be very positive if we combine these two energies at the same time).
Finally, because this Full Moon occurs in Aries , and also because it forms a duet (an energy that was postponed) , although both signs are important, the process will require having an Aries "wrapping" (because it is the sign of the lunation), in order to manifest in real life.
Let's remember that Aries doesn't tolerate mental procrastination or double-dealing. This lunation asks us to remove the confusion and return to simplicity : "This is what I want to do, and I want to do it this way." Not from an aggressive perspective, but rather from taking the risk that we have to decide something. Phrases like "we'll see," "I'll think about it later," or "life takes me" are poison for this energy. We'll have to make a decision : it's time to define a direction, take a stand, and stop procrastinating.
Yod of Mercury: Mutation in Information
And once again, we have a lunation with a yod, an astrological configuration also 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 also requires profound and urgent adjustments.
In this case, the apex is Mercury at 0° of Scorpio , a critical degree that marks the first breath of Scorpio energy: something completely new, unprecedented . This degree symbolizes the absolute beginning of a process with no previous reference, a point where information (ruled by Mercury) acquires another level of depth. What this yod signals is that what was long hidden—data, truths, discoveries, or mechanisms that remained out of reach—is beginning to be revealed, and now emerges unfiltered and without precedent.
Thus, the apex of Mercury at the zero degree in Scorpio describes a complete shift in the way we understand, communicate, and process information . It can manifest itself on different levels—political, scientific, technological, or personal—as the emergence of events that completely transform collective perception. Ultimately, this yod speaks to us of a mutation in our relationship with information itself , of what it can reveal or hide. It is the beginning of a new stage of consciousness in which what has been repressed, silenced, or denied begins to come to light with a force we probably never imagined.
From the base of the yod, Neptune retrograde in Aries and Uranus retrograde in Gemini send their inconjunctions to the apex in Mercury. The interaction between these three planets describes a process as revealing as it is disconcerting. The inconjunction between Mercury and Neptune retrograde suggests the need to dissolve certainties , to allow ourselves to get a little lost in order to understand what emerges from another perspective . The information that emerges during this period can be confusing or even disorienting, precisely because it dismantles repetitive discourses, collective truths that were taken for granted, or narratives that offered a false sense of control. This dissolution also has an effect on goals and desires : it redefines what we as individuals and as a society consider valuable, possible, or a priority.
For its part, Uranus retrograde in Gemini introduces a surprising, electric, and totally unexpected component. Its function is to free the mind from saturation and dispersion, allowing us to understand information with a creative and transformative potential that we had not previously perceived. What suddenly appears—an idea, a piece of information, a revelation—can act as a trigger for clarity. This Uranus invites us to review how information circulates within ourselves : if we really have lack of sufficient clarity, or if we look at so much social media that we waste all our mental energy there and then forget what we were going to do, what we were thinking, or what we liked. This inconjunction pushes us to regain mental clarity and the liberating power that information has when we understand it from another level .
Thus, the tension of this yod is resolved when Mercury in Scorpio is tinged with the energies of Neptune and Uranus . Integrating them involves breaking away from rigid patterns and opening ourselves to the unknown of what is revealed. Neptune brings the ability to break down idealizations and fantasies, reminding us that the mind and thought are also creative forces , capable of generating reality when used with intention. Uranus, on the other hand, awakens curiosity, sharpness, and a willingness to ask new, even uncomfortable, questions. What Scorpio and Aries have in common is will ; what Scorpio and Gemini share is curiosity . To integrate, this Mercury needs both: the will to transform and the curiosity to investigate, not to find immediate answers, but to delve into the complexity of what emerges. The results will not be instantaneous, but this process marks the beginning of a new way of perceiving, thinking, and communicating the truth.
On a collective level , this yod can act as a catalyst for brutal truths that may be traumatic but need to emerge: in politics, science, discovery, technology, intelligence—in short, the possibilities are enormous. Uranus in Gemini opens channels of sudden communication, while Neptune in Aries dissolves fictions of heroism or leadership. The apex in Scorpio filters all that noise and transforms it into acute perception: we finally begin to distinguish the authentic from the manipulated.
On a personal level , this yod confronts the way we think, communicate, and perceive reality, and the role of information in our lives . Neptune shows where we project our desires and illusions onto things that might not mean anything to us; Uranus accelerates the mind and generates boredom with the familiar and repetitive ; and Mercury in Scorpio demands a radical leap of consciousness , asking for concentration, honesty, and depth. At 0°, Mercury represents the beginning of a different way of understanding . And of course, that's intimidating, but it has enormous power.
This configuration suggests that the clarity that emerges now will be light years away from being comfortable, but it will be urgently needed . What is revealed can shatter previously held certainties, though in doing so, it gives us back power over our own perception . The challenge of this yod is to transform mental chaos into lucid understanding and use that lucidity as a compass for the decisions to come.
Mercury Square Pluto RX: Power and Control Through Information
As if the yod weren't enough, this same Mercury will be in an applying square with Pluto, retrograde, stationary, and also out of bounds in Aquarius, exponentially intensifying the psychological and transformative tone of the yod. When planets are stationary, their energy is concentrated: in this case with Pluto, power dynamics, repressed truths, and hidden mechanisms of control become impossible to ignore. The square with Mercury pushes us to confront difficult conversations, obsessive thoughts, or information that shakes up rigid mental structures.
In this context, the mind (Mercury) delves into territories where it can no longer think the same way . Mercury in Scorpio seeks depth; this very strong Pluto, urgent regeneration. Both are united by the impulse to get to the bottom of things and eliminate what is already more of a corpse than anything else. This tension can manifest as a need to say what has been kept silent, to investigate what was veiled , or to expose a truth that completely transforms perception.
At the collective level , it can mark a point of revelation: data that disrupts dominant narratives, fractures in communication systems, or the collapse of official versions that no longer withstand analysis.
Personally, it represents an opportunity to overcome the fear of thinking differently and recognize the power of words when used consciously.
Corresponding Sabian Symbol: Aries 15, "An Indigenous Man Weaving a Blanket."
(Don't know what Sabian symbols are? Read the full guide here .)
This Full Moon occurs at 14° Aries, whose corresponding Sabian symbol is 15° Aries: “An indigenous person weaving a blanket,” a symbol of continuity, cultural transmission, and patient creation . Unlike the more immediate Arian impulse, this degree introduces a nuance of elaboration and sophistication: what was born from mere impulse now needs to be woven, to acquire form and purpose. Weaving represents the conscious action that unites the instinctive with the constructive, the effort to transform a primal energy into something lasting and meaningful.
The indigenous weaver isn't improvising: he follows a pattern that was learned with the utmost respect and, at the same time, renews it with each thread. This gesture encapsulates the relationship between experience and legacy : how what we do daily—every decision, every gesture, every word—becomes part of a larger network that affects the environment and leaves its mark.
In its highest sense, this symbol speaks of practical wisdom : that which comes not from earning a degree at university, but from constant and conscious action. Knitting involves attention to detail, rhythm, and an understanding of the time required for each step. Therefore, this degree suggests that true achievements are not achieved through impulse, but through the perseverance with which we shape what we want to consolidate.
Under this Full Moon in Aries, this symbol takes on special relevance. What is now visible is the result of a process we have been weaving for some time : decisions that created structure, connections that crystallized in a direction, lessons learned that are integrated into a new way of acting. This lunation shows the complete fabric: how every detail has contributed to the design of what unequivocally appears before us today.
The blanket, in this context, also symbolizes the personal and collective history we weave with each act . It reminds us that nothing is isolated, that every conscious gesture—no matter how small—is part of the outcome we construct day by day, and that it is in our hands to influence our surroundings in a positive and respectful way.
At a collective level , this symbol suggests a moment when individual actions begin to intertwine into a common fabric. It can represent the consolidation of social, cultural, or creative projects that integrate diverse contributions into a shared vision. It is the recognition that societies are not built from isolated impulses, but from the sustained work of many hands that, although distinct, cooperate to form a coherent design.
On a personal level , it indicates a stage in which we understand how our previous decisions—even the smallest ones—have led to our current reality. It invites us to recognize the value of perseverance, discipline, and attention to detail, but also to review which threads we want to continue and which ones should be changed. This Full Moon shows us that the visible result is no coincidence : it is an exact reflection of what we have been weaving, consciously or unconsciously, into our own lives.
Questions to Reflect On:
1. In what area of your life are you seeking external approval before you feel free to act?
Recognizing that dependency can show you how much it conditions your creative energy and what you could do more authentically if you stopped waiting for validation.
2. What are you “weaving” at this moment in your life and what pattern are you repeating without realizing it?
Every decision, no matter how small, is part of the final design. Observing the connection between your actions can reveal whether the outcome you're creating truly represents you.
3. What pending conversation or uncomfortable truth needs to come to the surface?
Silence is also a form of distortion. Perhaps it's time to put words (assertive but respectful) to something that has been brewing in silence for some time.
4. Do you feel that the need to assert yourself and the possibility of harmony are incompatible?
Sometimes we think that standing up for what we want means losing peace with others, or that maintaining harmony requires keeping our thoughts to ourselves. In reality, both can coexist. True harmony isn't achieved by always giving in, but by acting with respect for oneself and others at the same time.
5. What part of your relationship with information is in need of a thorough review?
Perhaps you're discovering that some of what you thought you knew came from sources that no longer represent you, or that certain information you took for granted needs to be challenged. It could also be about how you process what you receive: are you seeking to understand or merely confirm what you already believe?
6. What recent achievement or result reflects the fabric of your past efforts?
This Full Moon brings to light the fruits of what has been built step by step. Ask yourself if this result satisfies you or if it shows a course that's time to correct.
7. What do you need to decide on, simplify things, go in a straight line?
Maybe you're considering too many alternatives or going around in circles over an issue that really just needs a clear resolution. Moving in a straight line is what can finally unblock that area of your life.
This Full Moon is the Right Time to:
• Go for more.
Ask yourself if you want to stay where you are or if you'd like to go much further. Visualize what truly excites you and what intimidates you. Take the risk you know can broaden your horizons: venture out, take risks, face the fear of leaving familiar territory.
• Read something new about the information.
Exploring authors who explore how we perceive, filter, and understand information can change your way of thinking. Some recommended books include Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman; The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt; The Demon-Haunted World by Carl Sagan; Amusing Ourselves to Death by Neil Postman; and Factfulness by Hans Rosling. All of them address biases, perception, and the relationship between mind and reality from different angles.
• Say NO.
A clear and honest "no" can save you more energy than a thousand explanations. Setting boundaries not only protects you, it also respects the other person's time and space. Knowing how to say no firmly avoids misunderstandings and allows your resources—attention, energy, presence—to focus on what really matters.
• Get excited again.
Find something that awakens the feeling of a new beginning. It's not a momentary passion, but that spark that drives you to recreate, to try, to move toward something unknown with determination. It's an excellent time to recover the healthy vertigo of beginnings: that impulse that arises when we stop overthinking and simply do.
• End what prevents you from moving forward.
There are stages, connections, or projects that simply consume energy because they no longer serve a purpose. Clearing space is the most effective way to allow something new to emerge.
• Choose clarity over intensity.
Not every conflict requires a battle. Sometimes, the calm that allows you to respond intelligently rather than reacting impulsively is infinitely more valuable.
• Recognize the power of your mind.
The mind doesn't just interpret reality: it constructs it. Every thought shapes perception, and every perception guides the decisions that define outcomes. Observing how you think is observing how you create. This is a time to use your mind as a conscious tool: choosing which ideas you feed your day and which stories you choose to leave behind.
What Culminations Can You Expect in the House of Your Birth Chart Where This Lunation Falls?
Here are some possible culminations, processes that need to be addressed now, and revelations based on the life area activated in your natal chart. Find out which house the 14°08' of Aries falls in to understand how this Full Moon can influence your personal process. Remember that it's not always about observing external events, but also about identifying which part of you is receiving a push to rethink, adjust, or consolidate something important.
(Need help finding the 14°08' degree of Aries? Read this step-by-step guide here .)
House 1: Beginnings, Identity and Personal Appearance
This Full Moon can serve as a point of affirmation of your identity. Something you've been building, consciously or not, begins to reveal itself with force, reflecting who you are today and what direction you're willing to take. It's a lunation that amplifies the need to be seen for who you truly are, not what others expect.
A feeling of both drive and tension may arise: the desire to assert yourself authentically, and the awareness that doing so can change the way others perceive you. If in recent months you've felt that parts of your character have been suppressed or subordinated, this moment may mark the beginning of a new cycle in which you choose to express yourself without intermediaries.
It's also possible that a contrast may become apparent between the harmony you try to maintain in your relationships and the desire for independence that grows within you. It's not about throwing everything to hell, but rather acting with clarity: deciding which versions of yourself have already served their purpose and which ones truly represent what you want to project.
This lunation shows that affirming your individuality isn't an act of confrontation or immaturity, but of coherence. It reveals how much you've matured and what self-image needs to be updated so that your presence reflects what you're feeling internally. It's not about being perfect or pleasing everyone, but about being real: your authenticity, when properly channeled, inspires more than any effort to please.
House 2: Self-esteem, Values, Sense of Stability, Finances
This Full Moon can mark a point of clarity regarding your relationship with personal worth and how you create security in your life. It can show you which sources of stability remain genuine and which have become overly dependent on approval or structures that no longer represent you. It's a time to ask yourself if what you defend as "yours" truly holds weight and meaning in this new phase.
You may discover that your sense of security has been more tied to recognition or material things than to your own judgment and autonomy. This transition tends to make visible how much of your self-esteem is constructed from the outside and how much is born from an internal value that doesn't need validation.
On the economic level, it can signal the need to reorganize priorities or free up resources from infertile dynamics. It's not just about managing money, but about redefining your connection to what you consider worthy and what you associate with true abundance—an abundance that comes from consistency, not accumulation.
This lunation invites us to regain a sense of dignity: to act according to our values, not the expectations of others. When you choose to invest energy in what strengthens your confidence and propels you forward, everything else—including material things—begins to align with that same order.
House 3: Communication and Learning
This Full Moon can bring clarity to how you're expressing your ideas and how you're interpreting those of others. It's a time when words take on much more weight, and a conversation can be a turning point. Direct or tense exchanges may arise, but they're necessary to clarify pending issues.
It can also show you communication patterns that no longer work: impulsiveness when speaking, the habit of remaining silent out of prudence, or the habit of measuring your words based on others' reactions. Now the energy is focused on communicating precisely, but also authentically. Saying what you think doesn't mean imposing, but rather expressing it from a place of clarity and purpose.
In terms of learning, this lunation can act as an impetus to open yourself up to new topics or refresh knowledge you've put on hold. You may discover different interests, more realistic approaches, or tools that help you move forward with greater independence.
The key is mental honesty: observing how you use your words and the intention behind what you communicate. This is an opportune time to speak truthfully, listen attentively, and choose conversations that build, not drain energy. What you say or understand now can have a lasting effect, both on your immediate surroundings and on the direction you decide to take next.
House 4: Home, Past and Family
This Full Moon can shed a powerful light on your personal life, your home, and your emotional roots. Something that was dormant in your family or home life may now surface, revealing clearly what needs order, dialogue, or distance. This is a time when emotions feel intense, especially if they stir up unresolved issues from your past.
Aries energy emphasizes independence and the desire to take action, but here it's important to channel that strength with maturity. The need to set boundaries, assert your space, or make more assertive decisions about your environment may arise. However, acting calmly will make the difference between a constructive release and an unnecessary breakup.
This lunation can also show you how family dynamics or inherited habits have influenced your approach to security. You may discover that part of your emotional stability still depends on old patterns, customary roles, or relationships that no longer reflect who you are today.
It's an opportune time to redefine your foundation: what home means to you, who you share your energy with, and how you build a space where you can truly recharge. Consciously choosing your emotional roots doesn't mean cutting yourself off from the past, but rather updating it so that it accompanies your true growth.
House 5: Children, Creativity, Romance and Pleasure
This Full Moon can highlight your need for personal expression and authenticity. It's a time that puts the spotlight on how you channel your creative energy, how you relate to enjoyment, and what place self-affirmation holds in your emotional relationships. It can clearly reveal where you're acting from genuine enthusiasm and where from a desire to be recognized.
In your creative life, this lunation encourages you to proudly showcase what you do, but also to do so from a place of truth, not from a place of comparison or a need to be seen. If something that once motivated you no longer inspires you, it may be time to redirect that energy toward projects that better reflect who you are today.
In relationships, the tension between independence and the desire for connection can become apparent. You may feel you need more freedom to express yourself, or that a relationship has become too dependent on mutual approval. This Full Moon seeks balance between sharing and preserving your own vitality and enthusiasm.
It can also be a fertile time, literally or symbolically: whatever you begin or announce now has the potential to grow strongly if it arises from a place of authenticity. The key is to differentiate between what gives you life and what just takes up space. When you enjoy yourself from a place of coherence, you not only regain enthusiasm: you also inspire those around you to take risks and do the same.
House 6: Health, Connection with the Body and Daily Routines
This Full Moon can clearly show you which aspects of your routine need updating. It can reveal which habits have become automatic and no longer respond to your true needs, or where you're wasting energy on counterproductive tasks. The energy of Aries compels you to take action, yes, but here it's about doing it intelligently: it's not enough to simply move; you have to do it with direction.
In your daily organization, this transit illuminates the difference between being busy and being productive. You may discover that certain methods or commitments remain in place out of habit, even if they are no longer efficient. This lunation invites you to redefine your priorities, to give more space to what strengthens you, and to simplify what only creates distraction.
Physically, it can make you more aware of your body's signals (especially those you've been noticing but putting off until later). It's a good time to adjust your diet, rest, or work style, but without rigid impositions: the goal isn't speed, but rather a balance between performance and recovery.
It can also mark a period of greater clarity regarding your work environment. You may notice that certain dynamics or roles need to be reviewed so that your efforts are better utilized. If you work for yourself, this lunation favors establishing clearer and more sustainable systems.
The key is to use the available energy to organize and simplify. This is an ideal time to make concrete decisions that will bring you closer to a more coherent life, where your time, your health, and your goals all work in the same direction.
House 7: One-to-One Relationships
This Full Moon can directly illuminate your closest ties: partners, associates, collaborations, or even relationships where there is opposition or competition. It's a time when interpersonal dynamics become crystal clear, revealing which bonds function as true reflections (whether positive or negative) and which ones are disrupting your personal balance.
Differences that previously went unnoticed—in values, rhythm, or purpose—may come to light, not necessarily leading to the end of a relationship, but rather to adjustments. Honesty is necessary: if a relationship needs a new shape, this is the time to define it. If a bond has been sustained more out of habit or fear of loneliness than real affinity, it may become evident now.
It's also a lunation that speaks of mutual recognition: of seeing and being seen. The conjunction with Alpheratz underscores the desire to assert yourself without sacrificing harmony, to know that things can indeed be better. This can translate into conversations that clarify positions or agreements that rebalance the exchange between both parties.
The lesson here lies in distinguishing between cooperation and complacency. Not every disagreement is a conflict; it's often the starting point for a more honest and mature relationship. Nurturing a bond doesn't mean surrendering your individuality, but rather allowing both partners to grow from authenticity and mutual respect.
House 8: Transformation, Grief, Debts, and Shared Resources
This Full Moon can mark a turning point in shared matters—financial and/or emotional—by quite clearly showing which ties, agreements, or structures have already served their purpose. It could be the end of a period in which you depended on others or in which your resources were tied to commitments that now need to be redefined.
On a material level, issues related to shared funds, joint assets, or investments may arise that require review. It may be necessary to establish new boundaries, clarify responsibilities, or formalize what has been implicit until now. This process can remove insecurities, but it also represents an opportunity to regain autonomy and balance.
On an emotional level, this lunation acts as a catalyst for transformation. The Moon in Aries brings the courage to face what frightens you in order to move forward, while the conjunction with Alpheratz emphasizes the dignity gained when one lets go of what one can no longer carry. These may involve specific griefs—a loss, a separation, a renunciation—or symbolic closures that involve letting go of past versions of oneself.
If you have a Virgo Ascendant, Mercury, the ruler of your natal chart, is at the apex of this lunation's yod, located in the 3rd House. This may manifest as a need to decisively adjust your relationship with information, your immediate surroundings, or even your siblings. It may also awaken a desire to express ideas you've previously held back, or to find firmer, more defined preferences when it comes to learning.
The key is to view change not as a loss, but as a release of pent-up energy. What ends under this Moon isn't meant to punish you, but rather to restore your personal power and clarity about what and with whom you want to build in the future. Choosing transparency and firmness now ensures that new beginnings are based on stronger and more just foundations.
House 9: Expansion and Philosophy of Life
This Full Moon can bring a sense of clarity regarding your life direction and the ideas that underpin your decisions. You may become aware of beliefs that once gave you security but now feel restrictive, or you may develop a desire to broaden your horizons and see things from a more honest and personal perspective. The expansion proposed by this moment is not only external but also internal: a profound review of your way of thinking and understanding reality.
The conjunction with Alpheratz reinforces the quest for intellectual independence. It's an invitation to free yourself from inherited thought systems or foreign truths you once accepted without question. It can awaken a desire to educate yourself, travel, or engage in experiences that challenge your current worldview, prompting you to build a more authentic perspective.
It can also mark a point of contrast between your need for freedom and the structures that demand coherence or commitment. The key is not to confuse expansion with dispersion: opening your mind doesn't mean abandoning your principles, but rather refining them until they truly reflect who you are today.
This lunation favors decisions that broaden your horizons, but with purpose. The important thing isn't to accumulate more information or experiences, but to integrate what you learn into a philosophy of life that serves as a true guide. Growing now means thinking for yourself, clearly, and without fear of your truth being seen differently from that of others.
House 10: Career, Ambitions, Reputation, Vision of Success
This Full Moon can mark a point of clarity in your professional projection or in the way you want to be recognized. It can clearly show you what types of achievements truly represent you and which are merely external expectations. It's a time to align your ambition with your purpose, differentiating what you do out of true conviction from what you do out of habit or approval.
The conjunction with Alpheratz reinforces the desire to excel and achieve visible goals, but it also demands that these aspirations come from authenticity, not from trying to fit in. An opportunity may arise to showcase your work, take on a more visible role, or consolidate a project that brings you closer to a more mature version of your vocation.
There may also be a review of hierarchies: authority figures, power structures, or models of success that previously guided you may lose relevance if they no longer reflect your values. It's time to redesign your professional strategy, seeking a balance between independence and collaboration, between ambition and consistency.
Even if you don't hold public office, what you do now influences how others perceive you and the direction your development will take. This lunation invites you to act with dignity and clarity, remembering that true success isn't about reaching higher, but about advancing in such a way that your growth becomes a natural extension of who you are.
House 11: Groups, Community, and Long-Term Goals
This Full Moon can bring clarity regarding your place within groups, teams, or communities. It can clearly show you which spaces truly foster your growth and which ones are no longer in line with your current values. If there have been tensions or misunderstandings in collective dynamics, this moment can expose them so you can find a more honest way of connecting.
It can also signal a review of your long-term goals. What once seemed like a crystal-clear direction may now feel limited or disconnected from your current identity. This energy drives you to redefine your objectives, not from a place of urgency, but from a place of coherence: what you want to contribute and what projects are worth investing your time and energy in.
If you have a Gemini Ascendant, Mercury, the ruler of your natal chart, is at the apex of this lunation's yod, located in the 6th House. This may manifest as a need to adjust your routines and your way of working in groups, seeking greater efficiency, clarity, and purpose. It may also awaken a desire to express ideas you've previously held back, or to intervene in collective dynamics with a firmer, more defined voice.
The conjunction with Alpheratz highlights the importance of standing out within a group without losing authenticity. It's not about competing, but rather contributing from your uniqueness. Sometimes this means distancing yourself from environments that have become too conformist or dependent on old structures.
In short, this lunation reminds you that being part of a community doesn't mean diluting your individuality. Balance lies in collaborating without losing your own direction. Choosing your alliances wisely and clearly defining your future goals will allow you to move forward alongside others, but without straying from the path that truly belongs to you.
House 12: Spirituality, Subconscious, Closures, Privacy
This Full Moon can act as a point of closure and profound revelation. What was hidden or diffuse can come to light, clearly showing what dynamics, connections, or thoughts are draining your energy. It's a time to recognize what you can no longer carry around and make way for an emotional or mental cleansing that will restore your serenity.
The need to temporarily isolate yourself, reduce external noise, or spend more time alone may also arise. Be aware that this isn't about escaping the world, but rather creating a space where you can observe, without interference, what needs to be sorted out within you. The understanding that emerges in these moments is often silent, but decisive.
On the other hand, this Full Moon can bring about the shattering of certain illusions or expectations that no longer have a basis in reality. Far from being a loss, it's a way to regain strength: by shattering fantasies or projections, a clearer vision emerges of what you can build from maturity and realism.
Protecting your energy and taking care of your boundaries becomes essential now. This is a time to act prudently, get the rest you need, and allow time to do its work. True transformation happens when you stop running away from what bothers you and choose to look at it calmly, then move forward with a clearer picture and without wasting energy on what doesn't deserve it.
