Sun in Virgo, Moon in Pisces

This Full Moon and eclipse includes such an important conversation. At this moment in life, we must keep our hearts open and a dream alive.

That would be the Pisces Full Moon. However, it’s under the sky of the solar influence of Virgo, who is the follow-through person that takes instruction into practical application. This way, the dream doesn’t remain a mirror balloon floating off into space, but rather lands on Earth and has a form. 

And because this lunation is also a lunar eclipse, the light shines even brighter on Virgo’s themes. An eclipse is a cleansing moment, a kind of reset, inviting us to refine the way we care for ourselves and contribute to the whole. What we choose individually echoes outward, shaping the collective energy we all share.

I dream of a world where Astrology becomes a language that everyone understands. I’d even go so far as to say, I dream of our world religion becoming Astrology, so that we recognize diversity and support all the different personality types with equal reverence.

The practical application that I put into my life‘s mission was to see if I could design a school – here comes Virgo – a means to get this language into the masses.

We’ve reached 9,000 students, as the 10th year of our school comes to a close.

I’m going to ask you – is there any dream in your heart that requires your practical hand? It could be as simple as wanting your children to have a beautiful life – that is the dream. The practical application is that you really did the Virgo exercise of learning the skills of saying I’m sorry. Being present for your children with your heart open. But most of all, letting them be who they are without criticism.

This is the challenge of Virgo. When the dream begins to show up in form, can we accept what reveals itself on its terms? This has been my challenge in my business. Having a dream of a company that lives in harmony and abundance. While witnessing the ebbs and flows of such a dream, I must never get caught in the criticism, or the disbelief, that the dream would come true. I think I’ve done it.

I’m going to ask again under this Full Moon – is there something that you wish was true? Write it down. Then ask yourself, what is the practical step required to bring a dream into reality?

At every level of this reality, we must apply these principles. 

Dream, and then follow through. 

My prayer during this Full Moon is that we begin to consider this polarized dance as a regular way of being.

Happy Full Moon. I want to know what is the dream that you’re applying the practical, non-critical patience toward?

9 Comments

  • Jann Lawlor says:

    I dream to be the role model of happiness love and light.
    I dream To keep
    My light shining during this crazy crazy time.
    I see fear and frustration in my loved one’s faces.
    I dream of bringing in the light and softening the their anger and frustration.
    I trust , I believe in the universe providing peace and joy

  • Janet Gray says:

    My dream is to get by book of wisdom published, complete my Astrology certification finished, get Astrology classes into the schools, and find a financial backer to support me in opening my own school/retreat where people can come to receive love, hugs, harmony, wisdom, readings, and community. Ah ho!

  • Georgia says:

    Learning astrology is the dream…taking your course is the action… However, being bed ridden with severe flu for the past 5 days is challenging my Virgo heart to not be critical and throw the towel in…to priorities self care and take whatever small practical step towards it is physically possible ❤️

  • Rowena says:

    astrology

  • Anne says:

    My dream is to publish my children’s picture book series – introducing the soil microbiome and showing children and their parents, how that helps to grow healthy food in a sustainable, regenerative way. I dream also of creating a membership on line where parents can learn more and find experiments to do with their children to make the concepts easier to understand.

  • Denise says:

    My dream is stepping into the joyful existence of creating sacred space for healing others. Taking time for myself to create items to create balance and harmony. Just thinking these thoughts is bringing me joy. I pray to now decide what the practical steps will be to get me these. Baby steps.

  • Linda says:

    I’ve launched Haight Street Voice Radio – an extension of my print magazine Haight Street Voice.— hyper local with a global perspective. Love from the Haight!!

  • Joyce Pettengill says:

    My dream is to retire from nursing and have my own astrology and life coaching business. I want to keep working and contributing to others, my community, and society in a meaningful way but MY way – not corporation’s way. I am 64 but have so much more to give!
    My biggest challenge is to reconcile astrology and my Christian faith. If we believe God is omnipotent, why is speaking through the sky, stars and planets to guide us so taboo? Didn’t God make the sky, stars, and planets to guide us before he wrote the Bible as guidance? Did he write the Bible because we weren’t listening and appreciating the guidance of the sky? How do I communicate this so it is heard and accepted?

  • Ginny McMillen says:

    My dream is to become proficient in Astrology after dabbling in it for over 50 years. I am taking a deep breath and having patience with myself as I take the practical step of diving into the course material this week. Woohoo!! It feels good to declare it.

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