Virgo New Moon September 9, 2018

Transcendental Routines
& Work LIFE Balance 

​We are coming out of the “end of summer” dreamy Pisces energy and fully aligned with the utilitarian New Moon in Virgo on Sept 9th at 2:01 pm EST. 
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For the past week, we’ve had a beautiful Grand Earth trine, providing grounding and stability just before this New Moon in Virgo. Now, it’s time to get to work. Mars just went direct in Capricorn and the Virgo New Moon is going to help us be productive and tend to our plans, our daily routines, allow us to be more helpful or of service to ourselves and others. Virgo energy helps us attune to the details of life and develop better skills, purify our lives, have a healthy sense of discrimination and most of all, be more humble.

With Neptune opposite this New Moon, negative ego desires may surface, making you feel overly regimented, critical, nit-picky, lacking confidence or in “crisis” mode. Instead, allow yourself to surrender into the more soul-nourishing, relaxing, imaginative, creative and sublime states that will be available, if you can see things from that perspective. Neptune is asking you to spend time to enjoy the beauty, meditate, escape, visualize, and create just as much as we are putting time into taking care of our daily routines. Jupiter and Pluto are asking us to allow the truth of our souls to transform our careers, our sense of authority, our society, deepen our levels of personal responsibility, and tend to our goals in life, so we can attract more abundance and expand our consciousness.

Now that Venus and Uranus just locked into a Fixed Grand Cross with the nodes, changing our personal values, finances, and relationships to progress in our spiritual development will become increasingly noticeable. This Grand Cross will progress on and off until December, when Chiron goes direct and provides a signal or clue into our healing this year.

To help us understand our relationships better, we have the Full Moon in Aries coming up on September 24th, highlighting the need to heal ourselves, so we can better define who the right individuals are for us using tact, diplomacy and social graces.