Every six months, the world is rocked by eclipse season, which ushers in major changes. And, while eclipse season can be intense, unpredictable, and life-changing, the changes that occur were always predetermined.
If you’re wondering what the total solar eclipse in Aries in April 2023 has in store for us, keep reading 🙂
The process of growth, release, and renewal is central to our dependable 28-day lunar cycle. It all starts with the new moon, when Luna disappears from the night sky, leaving you with a blank slate to work with. Whatever you started on the new moon will continue to take shape as the moon waxes. A conclusion is reached by the time a full moon occurs, revealing the results of your efforts and shining a light on lessons learned along the way. The moon will then begin to wane, becoming smaller and smaller until it is no longer visible, promoting a process of release, replenishment, and, eventually, renewal. The lunar cycle is proof and symbolic of the fact that we continue to evolve month after month.
When an eclipse is added to the mix, the changes become much more intense, significant, unexpected, and permanent. A solar eclipse occurs instead of a new moon, while a lunar eclipse occurs instead of a full moon. During eclipse season, lovers marry, kings are crowned, babies are born, divorces are signed, addresses are changed, and careers are launched. Because an eclipse activates the North Node of Destiny and the South Node of Past Life Karma, it has the potential to make significant, game-changing changes to the path we’re currently on. Consider it the Universe taking the wheel and rerouting your GPS because it knows you’ve been driving in the wrong direction for far too long. And, while you may feel uneasy about taking this new path, trust that you’re exactly where you’re supposed to be and well on your way to what has always been promised to you.
The following is a breakdown of the astrology surrounding the upcoming total solar eclipse in Aries:
The Total Solar Eclipse in Aries of April 2023, Explained
This will not only be the first eclipse of 2023, but also the first eclipse on the Aries-Libra axis. This solar eclipse, which will land at 29 degrees Aries at 12:12 p.m. on April 20, will be a hard launch into the future, thrusting you into the beginning of something that will continue to take shape over the next two years. Because this eclipse occurs at the final degree of Aries, this new era is expected to begin with a resounding bang. After all, chaos, culmination, pressure, and, of course, fate are all associated with the 29th degree. After all, the 29th degree represents chaos, culmination, pressure, and, of course, fate. It’s a sign that something out of your control is about to come to the surface, because it’s been simmering behind the scenes for quite some time.
The total solar eclipse in Aries will land at 9:36 p.m. EDT on April 19 (01:36 GMT on April 20) and end at 2:59 a.m. EDT (06:59 GMT) on April 20.
The Aries-Libra axis represents the division between “I” and “we.” Aries is the cardinal fire sign of confidence, war, ego, identity, assertiveness, and self-fulfillment in astrology, encouraging you to stand up for yourself and speak your distinct and independent truth. Libra, on the other hand, is the cardinal air sign of harmony, togetherness, peace, justice, and diplomacy, encouraging you to put aside your differences and find common ground with others. You can expect Aries’ hot, driven, and impulsive energy to tap into your inner warrior and let go of your people-pleasing tendencies during this eclipse. Some tasks must be completed on your own, even if it means ruffling a few feathers and disrupting the peace. Things must be done on your own, even if it means upsetting a few feathers and upsetting the peace. This eclipse will be ruled by Mars, who is in the “fall” sign of domestic and family-oriented Cancer. This suggests that the changes taking place may be very close to home, particularly if you were born with cardinal placements (Aries, Cancer, Libra and Capricorn).
This solar eclipse will be closely followed by a lunar eclipse in Scorpio on May 5, providing you with an important status update on the eclipse journey you began in November 2021, when the first eclipse on the Taurus-Scorpio axis occurred. Although the changes that occur on and around an eclipse have a sense of finality, keep in mind that Mercury retrograde will continue until May 14, making it more difficult to discern what is truly here to stay and what is ready to go. In other words, it may be difficult to distinguish between changes caused by Mercury retrograde and those caused by the eclipse. Changes are both temporary and permanent as a result of Mercury retrograde and the eclipse. Allow a few weeks for the dust to settle before passing judgment on your situation. In any case, you’ve got this!
Eclipse season is not here to destroy you, but to assist you in completing the journey you were born to take.
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