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On November 9th, 2026, we have a New Moon at 16° Scorpio . The New Moon is square to its own ruler, Mars , now in Leo – so in a way, the New Moon goes against itself. But this is not a sabotaging, self-limiting, or defeatist New Moon. On the contrary. There’s a delicious irony to this New Moon. Yes, it’s square to Mars, its traditional ruler. But the Sun is also in mutual reception with it. The Sun is in Mars’ sign, and Mars is in the Sun’s sign. This suggests that the solution lies in the problem itself. The very thing we’re struggling with holds the key to moving forward. Mars is approaching a conjunction with Jupiter and the South Node – there’s a tremendous buildup of life force that can no longer be contained, and we may feel at the end of our tether. We want something – desperately – but we just can’t let go, can’t seem to push through the resistance that has created the very stalemate we’re trying to break. There’s A LOT  going on in the sky. Mercury is retrograde in S...

👇 Hindustan Times 👇 The post The Chiron Return – What Really Happens At 50 first appeared on Astro Butterfly . There’s a shift in our lives that happens around 50 that astrology has a very precise name for: the Chiron return .  The Chiron return arrives right on schedule around age 50-51, although we can begin to feel its approach as early as our mid-40s, with the themes becoming more active in our late 40s as Chiron begins applying to its natal position. The Chiron return is significant. It happens only once in a lifetime – unless we live to be 100 – and it comes late enough for us to have lived, lost, chosen, failed, loved, survived, and learned who we are… … but not so late that there is no time left to do something meaningful with that knowing. What does the Chiron return mean astrologically? A Chiron return – and any planetary return, for that matter – happens when Chiron has moved through a full cycle of the zodiac and returns to the same position it was at the time...

https://premium.chat/svraman 👉 : self-help journals- https://amzn.to/4s7wJna On June 29th, 2026, we have a Full Moon at 8° Capricorn . Capricorn is the point of no return: “I am in, or I am out.” Capricorn locks action into the future through long-lasting commitments and personal responsibility.  The Full Moon in Capricorn activates the solstice , Cancer/Capricorn axis. This is where the Sun tips the balance toward either more daylight or more darkness. Nature itself crosses a threshold that cannot be undone – it’s nature’s own point of no return. This is the “there’s-no-coming-back” shift that demands total course commitment – not only an internal commitment, but one that becomes visible in the choices we make and the life we build. The Full Moon in Capricorn is square Neptune and Saturn in Aries . That new personal dream that was initiated back in February with the Saturn-Neptune conjunction at 0° Aries is now stress-tested by the “go big or go home” Capricorn lunation. ...