The Synchronicity Podcast with Nadiya Shah
Aug 23, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 25 segments
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The days leading up to a new moon or a full moon, I can usually feel and there's always this like turning point.

Now, what I mean to say is when it peaks and whatever new moon or full moon is coming on.

It's the lead up to it that feels like we know we're on the precipice of something, a realization, a breakthrough, an insight.

Sometimes it's our intuition that's really screaming something at us, but we're not quite ready to hear, but it's there and it's getting louder.

Sometimes it's life itself that is changing in some ways, that is telling us the truth of what we feel, even if it's hard to admit to ourselves.

And even with all of that, with that up and down that some of us feel, every two weeks we get a full moon or a new moon.

This week, it will be late Thursday in some parts of the Americas, but really Friday in most of the world.

It's not quite a total lunar eclipse, but is... very close to being total but that isn't the only thing that magnifies its energy that much more this particularly strong lunar eclipse is one of the last eclipses we are going to see in the sign of Pisces for a while and this eclipse is going to go out in a way that is downright undeniable forming a square with the planet of shock of surprise of the unexpected of everything turning upside down and shaking us loose and waking us up Uranus Uranus is the key way to understand what this energy just might bring Now, imagine Pisces is the sign that represents the oneness of everyone and everything.

There is no separation where it comes to Pisces and the bliss that it can invite us to experience.

Whatever you might think, whatever anybody might think, usually with a lot more colorful language there, I am out of this pop stand.

The days leading up to a new moon or a full moon, I can usually feel and there's always this like turning point.

Now, what I mean to say is when it peaks and whatever new moon or full moon is coming on.

It's the lead up to it that feels like we know we're on the precipice of something, a realization, a breakthrough, an insight.

Sometimes it's our intuition that's really screaming something at us, but we're not quite ready to hear, but it's there and it's getting louder.

Sometimes it's life itself that is changing in some ways, that is telling us the truth of what we feel, even if it's hard to admit to ourselves.

And even with all of that, with that up and down that some of us feel, every two weeks we get a full moon or a new moon.

This week, it will be late Thursday in some parts of the Americas, but really Friday in most of the world.

It's not quite a total lunar eclipse, but is... very close to being total but that isn't the only thing that magnifies its energy that much more this particularly strong lunar eclipse is one of the last eclipses we are going to see in the sign of Pisces for a while and this eclipse is going to go out in a way that is downright undeniable forming a square with the planet of shock of surprise of the unexpected of everything turning upside down and shaking us loose and waking us up Uranus Uranus is the key way to understand what this energy just might bring Now, imagine Pisces is the sign that represents the oneness of everyone and everything.

There is no separation where it comes to Pisces and the bliss that it can invite us to experience.

Whatever you might think, whatever anybody might think, usually with a lot more colorful language there, I am out of this pop stand.
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