We go into the weekend with a Capricorn Moon, one that’s focused on getting things done as well as working towards personal goals and ambitions. We also have a check in with Saturn today, too. Set healthy boundaries. Spend time on what you really value.
It’s also important to note, with the Moon in Capricorn, that we’re a month away from eclipse season and that we’re going to have a Capricorn New Moon solar eclipse on December 26. So, pay attention to any deeper themes that may be coming up today — fears, insecurities, but also the personal milestones you’re working towards. These themes will play out in December as we get into eclipse season. (I’m teaching a webinar on the upcoming eclipse season and how you can work with its energy. Details here.)
By Saturday the Moon moves into Aquarius and we’re feeling more social. The weekend may be busy as a result — busy with plans, people to meet up with, things to get done. Travel, education, and group activities are also highlighted as well.
This weekend also marks the final days and hours of Jupiter in Sagittarius, a sign it won’t return to for another twelve years. Jupiter in Sagittarius has been a meditation on faith and confidence. It’s inspired us to search for truth and find answers, even if the answers are within. It’s pushed us to find meaning and purpose in our lives.
Come Monday, December 2, Jupiter arrives in Capricorn and kicks off a year long journey of putting our truth into action. It will help us to grow and expand our material lives, but it will also touch on the energy of Saturn in Capricorn as well as Pluto in Capricorn and all the profound work of transformation we’ve been doing to tear down old structures and dismantle old fears and blocks. (Capricorn is the sign of matter and manifestation.)
I’ll be discussing this and more in my weekly Facebook Live on Monday, December 2.
Read More:
Sagittarius New Moon: Expansion
Jupiter in Sagittarius: Sign by Sign
Saturn in Capricorn: Sign by Sign
Saturn in Capricorn: Accountability
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