December 21st, 2011
Last minute I know, but still, here is a post from Astrology.com on tonights astrological movements…
December 21st marks the annual Winter Solstice, and with it comes your chance to start afresh — or to at least get the gears in motion.
In ancient times, the Winter Solstice was a day for celebration. The shortest day of the year, it meant that the sun would soon return, providing more light and warmth. It also represented rebirth and a chance for new beginnings. Though we may no longer carry out festivals quite like our ancient ancestors, the meaning and power of the Winter Solstice remain the same.
On December 21, the sun will move into Capricorn, as it always does this time of year. Capricorn is symbolized by the mountain goat, which is emblematic of the sure-footedness and focus embraced by those influenced by Capricorn. Right now, it won’t matter what your own sun sign is: as long as the sun is in Capricorn, you’ll feel the effects. That means this is great time to kick start plans for your New Year’s resolutions. Put together your list now, and consider different approaches you can take to ensure that you stick with your resolutions more easily in the coming year.
This same day will mark another important astrological event: the lunar eclipse in Gemini. A lunar eclipse is a powerful full moon that occurs only twice a year. They generally bring some sort of challenge to your spiritual development, and this eclipse is no different. You’ll feel a heightened awareness to all that surrounds you, but specifically, you’ll notice a rather distinct tug of war occurring between your heart and your head. Try not to let either side win. The key here will be balance. Find some way to create a harmony between the two directions your mind and your heart are pulling you. This lunar eclipse will prompt you toward some sort of change, and if you follow it, the next six months will be that much more fulfilling for it.
and a note from Babula Clement babulamoon@bigpond.com a great brissie astrologer….
With both the Summer Solstice and the Full Moon Total Lunar Eclipse, it’s a very powerful day, so mark it in some way that honours the significance of the Sun and Moon at their peak. This is a time of Illumination .. the inner and outer light.
Enjoy!
Gay




