Happy Wesak, Happy Full Moon in Scorpio and Happy Partial Lunar Eclipse!
From South Africa, you can catch the eclipse starting just after 8pm, continuing to just after midnight, with the point of greatest coverage occurring a little after 10pm.
This eclipse happens along the Taurus-Scorpio axis, for more astrologically-minded people, and I've always found it to be a very powerful configuration. Not always comfortable, but powerful.
Saturn is still doing its retrograde thing in Scorpio, of course, and with the retro Pluto in Capricorn, I think we're all feeling some dark cthonic energies running through our souls.
May this Full Moon focus and then dispel the demons we have been feeding.
Image courtesy of Blue Light Lady
Well, I feel stupid.....we waited for moonrise, scheduled at around 2030, PDT here. And the moon did not come around till after nine (2100)...so even tho' we did not see any sign or eclipse, nor was it mentioned locally; was that why?
ReplyDeleteOr is my brain just on furlough again, like an unpaid air traffic controller.
I think you were out of the "zone". The eclipse finished just after midnight SA local time, so that would be about 3pm for you!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Terri in Joburg