Episode 333 | Aquarius New Moon Solar Eclipse: Emerging from the Chrysalis!

Episode 333 | Aquarius New Moon/Solar Eclipse: Emerging from a Chrysalis!

This week: Mercury trines Jupiter, and it’s a good time to open up your mind and let everything spill out. An Aquarius New Moon Solar Eclipse is the first eclipse in that sign since 2018, and it is time for a change. Venus and Jupiter bring a peaceful moment in a busy week. And the Sun enters peaceful Pisces just a couple of days before the transit that astrologers have been talking about for ages, the Saturn-Neptune conjunction at zero degrees Aries. It’s another busy week in the Big Sky, so we will have to wait and answer a listener question next week! Plus: Building a dream, an inverted funnel, and shifting borders!

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[1:37] Mercury trine Jupiter (Feb. 16, 1:31 pm PST) at 15°53’ Pisces and Cancer. The Sabian symbol for Mercury is 16 Pisces, The flow of inspiration. Jupiter’s Sabian symbol is 16 Cancer, A man before a square with a manuscript roll before him. Make a conscious effort to stay curious, open, and inspired.

[4:04] Moon Report! Aquarius New Moon Solar Eclipse (Feb. 17, 4:01 am PST) at 28°49’ Aquarius, at 29 Aquarius, A butterfly emerging from a chrysalis. Today also marks Chinese New Year and the year of the Fire Horse! Courage, clarity, and willingness to move forward will be our guides in the year ahead.

[9:07] This is the New Moon in a Lunar Phase Family Cycle (LPFC) that unfolds over the coming three years. The First Quarter Moon (first action point) of this LPFC is on Nov 17, 2026 (25°8’ Aquarius). The Full Moon Lunar Eclipse (awareness point) is on Aug 17, 2027 (24°11’) Aquarius. The Last Quarter Moon (last action phase) is on May 16, 2028, at 26°5’ Aquarius.

[11:06] Void-of-Course (VOC) Moon periods. The Moon in Aquarius makes its New Moon conjunction with the Sun (Feb. 17, 4:01 am PST). It’s VOC for 2 hours 8 minutes, then enters Pisces (6:09 am PST). Meditate on how you can contribute to the betterment of all.

[11:57] The Moon in Pisces sextiles Uranus in Taurus (Feb. 19, 7:23 am PST). It’s VOC for 4 hours 16 minutes, then enters Aries (11:39 am PST). Gather the courage to speak your mind.

[12:51] The Moon in Aries sextiles Mars in Aquarius (Feb. 21, 3:11 am PST). It’s VOC for 12 hours and 20 minutes, then enters Taurus (3:31 pm PST). Sweat out your frustrations.

[14:15] Sun enters Pisces (Feb. 18, 7:52 am PST). The Sabian symbol for the Sun’s ingress into Pisces is 1 Pisces, A public market. The Sun will stay in Pisces until March 20, 2026. The invitation is to participate in the world with sensitivity and intention.

[17:50] Saturn conjoins Neptune (Feb. 20, 8:54 am PST) at 0°45’ Aries. The Sabian symbol for this degree, 1 Aries, is A woman rises out of the water, a seal rises and embraces her. This conjunction takes place on a world point, so its effects tend to show up not just personally, but collectively. Saturn and Neptune come together about every 36 years, and when they do, we see the dissolution of borders and structures, leaks and scandals, major spiritual or creative shifts. What we commit to now will shape an entirely new reality.

[21:12] Venus trine Jupiter (Feb. 22, 12:02 pm PST) at 15°31’ Pisces and Cancer. Venus’ Sabian symbol is 16 Pisces, The flow of inspiration. Jupiter’s Sabian symbol is 16 Cancer, A man before a square with a manuscript roll before him. The real gift of this transit is contentment, the kind that comes from really knowing yourself and choosing pleasure with intention.

[24:06] Unfortunately, there was too much to cover in this week’s sky for a Listener Question. Keep those questions coming in, though! Leave a message of one minute or less at speakpipe.com/bigskyastrologypodcast or email april (at) bigskyastrology (dot) com; put “Podcast Question” in the subject line. Free ways to support the podcast: subscribe, like, review and share with a friend!

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