Your 12th House of Secrets and the Unconscious will be aglow this Virgo Full Moon. With the Full Moon shining light on your 1st House of Selfhood, take the day and night to tidy up your hair, look, appearance. The wishy-washy vibes of Pisces season may be fraying and loosening your stiff plait. This could be the best day of the month to confront taxes, bills, and other assorted money matters. Pay attention to finances on this Virgo Full Moon, as it is lighting up the Money zone of your chart. If you have an application, personal statement, or writing assignment due around this date, think about finishing it by the precise moonlight of the Maiden. Your Communication sector will be lit up by the crisp and clear Virgo Full Moon. Get some cleaning supplies ready (they say vinegar and water is a potent combo?) and make your space sparkle. Luckily for you, this Full Moon will be energising your Home sector. Virgo loves bringing order, particularly around the house. Do something romantic this transit but make the date about your paramour and their quirks. Your Romance sector will be highlighted by the Virgo Full Moon, which values service to others above all else. It’s food for the gods that will help you live forever. Try some Plum Tofu Gua Bao with cleanbean tofu and sesame miso. The Virgo Full Moon waltzes through your Health and Diet sector–focus on eating well this brief transit. Check your Virgo Full Moon horoscope below. It will ultimately help bring an organised, service-oriented energy to the day and night. It's a nice tight belt to cinch the flowing skirt that is the Fishes.ĭepending on your sign, the Virgo Full Moon will be lighting up different areas of your chart on the 18th. Given all that, this Virgo Full Moon represents a moment to bring order to Piscean chaos. Now, contrast all these Virgo keywords and themes with our current Pisces energy which is never on time, somewhat unreliable, not great with details or boundaries, excessive, visionary, artistic, and emotionally flooded. Seeing that Virgo governs over the harvest, and hence diet, Lunar Virgos also find emotional sustenance in eating well and healthy, unlike, say, Taurus Moons that find comfort in more decadent fare. They delight in reliability and punctuality (remember that Virgo rules over routine). LVs love feeling useful and eschew the ups and downs of the spotlight, favouring to manage behind the scenes instead. This gives them a sense of emotional security. When it comes to natal charts, Lunar Virgos (LVs) tend to find comfort in details. Even though Virgo is ruled by Mercury (communication), the love language of the Maiden isn’t effusive poetry but rather a neatly scripted “To Do” list with all the boxes meticulously checked off for their helpmate. Because Virgo rules over the 6th House, which deals with routine, diet, and service, it is an eminently practical earth sign that values tasks, consistency, and helping others. While each Full Moon makes us more emotional, the sign in which it occurs flavours the way we express our feelings toward work, partners, family, and friends. It’s a day to put your hair up into a stiff plait and get some stuff done. The romance of the Moon names is a folk-romance - passed like faery-tales by word of mouth, and changed to suit the needs and dreams of the peoples, generation by generation.For those signs that may not be into the current laid back boho beach chic of Pisces season, a Virgo Full Moon approaches on March 18.
Remember, in Britain for example, where the original Celtic and Ogham names were generated, the calendar changed from the Julian to Gregorian in 1752 - moving old dates by 10 days - so that old moon names, still used today - seem sometimes out of kilter with their seasons. In many countries with documented ancient moon traditions, the calendars have since radically changed. They also began their year and their Moon names - as should we - with the first Full Moon after the December solstice - December 21st - the shortest day of the year. The Native American Indian tribes, who gave us so many of their wonderful names, named by the thirteen moons and the seasons. From 'East of the Sun, West of the Moon' 1914
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