A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon comes between the Earth and the Sun blocking its light. In this case, the eclipse only partially obscures Earth’s view of the Sun. Nonetheless it will be powerful. If you have planets from 2 – 14 degrees cardinal then you will be affected by the energy of this eclipse. Countries affected by these degrees include (in no particular order): China; Iceland; USA; Italy; Spain; Azerbaijan … and they all fall in the eclipse zone. (image courtesy NASA – Espenak & Meeus)
The eclipse’s shadow starts in northern Algeria at 06:40:11 UT and travels east such that western Europe will be treated to a partial eclipse at sunrise. The eclipse continues on to Scandinavia and reaches its maximum at 08:50:35 UT in northern Sweden. A sunset eclipse will be visible from central Russia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia and northwest China and ends at 11:00:54 UT.
With the eclipse occurring on the ascending Node, it’s energy is future-focused and brings with it new and challenging influences. Every eclipse is challenging but this one occurs with Pluto and Mars on either side creating a formidable stellium. There is nothing lightweight or cursory about it. Structural change will occur and it could get ugly. Pluto encourages profound change that can transform one’s fate. Throw Mars into the mix and it becomes explosive. Saturn is squaring this stellium so resistance, coldness, and formality will slow each step and enhance the seriousness of it’s effects. This is a major turning point on a global scale. The countries who miss it’s effects will feel the backlash proving we live in a global economy. Venus in Scorpio squaring Neptune is the blind spot where fantasy and passion override common sense.
The eclipse itself occurs at 13CAP38. The Sabian symbol for 14 Capricorn is “An ancient bas-relief carved in granite”. These images have their foundation in the ancient past, and they say that every picture tells a story and is worth a thousand words. Messages, knowledge and ideas from the past beckon and call us to attention. Sometimes the message is let go of the outmoded and no longer useful. That which is solid and reliable can in fact retard growth and progress. Therefore we must learn from the past and only use what is appropriate for today.





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