Episode 507- Lunar Eclipses: Where do you Need to House-Clear?

"Lunations and eclipses are excellent tools for the timing of events.

If you see a Mars square Sun by either secondary progression or solar arc direction, you know that this aspect is effective for about one year in the life of the person.

How do you know when it may be activated? As explained in lesson seven transits on page 73, you now realize that a transit may in..." Sorry, "A transit may activate the aspect, but it may also be triggered by a lunation or eclipse.

A lunation occurs every month when the transiting moon conjuncts the transiting sun.

This is called a new moon and is listed on the ephemeris and on most astrological calendars." We don't have those anymore, but anyway.

"This is a good time each month to start something to instigate action.

Approximately two weeks later, when the transiting moon opposes the transiting sun, a full moon occurs.

This is often a fine time to conclude an action or end an event.

An eclipse is the partial or total obscuring of one celestial body by the shadow of another.

A solar eclipse occurs when the moon blocks the sun's light from the earth," blahdy, blahdy, blahdy, blah, blah.

"A lunar eclipse occurs at the time of a full moon when the Earth blocks the sun's light from reaching the moon.

This only occurs when the transiting sun and moon are in opposition at the time of a full moon.

The position of a lunar eclipse coincides with the placement of the moon on the day and hour in question.

There are an average of two solar and two lunar eclipses per year.

Eclipses usually happen in pairs with a lunar eclipse occurring approximately 14 days prior to or following the solar one." And then she goes on to quote Robert Jansky, which we're gonna do now by going back to his book.