It’s 2015's closest supermoon. It’ll undergo a total eclipse. And, for the Northern Hemisphere, the full Moon of September 27-28, 2015 is the Harvest Moon. What is a Harvest Moon? In traditional skylore, the Harvest Moon is the full Moon closest to the autumnal equinox, and depending on the year, the Harvest Moon can come anywhere from two weeks before to two weeks after the autumnal equinox. For us in the Northern Hemisphere, the 2015 autumnal equinox comes on September 23, so the September 27-28 full Moon counts as the Northern Hemisphere’s Harvest Moon. To intensify it, Mercury is retrograde in the sign of Libra, joining the Sun in the eclipse.
What does mean for you?
The full-Moon eclipse is exact on September 27 at 10:50:29 pm EDT in the astrological signs of Aries and Libra. Like all full moons there is the “shadow time” of the day before and after when the effects are felt in our emotions.
For those of you in the medical and law enforcement fields, the areas of the body indicated are the head and face, adrenal glands, upper part of the kidneys and sometimes the urinary tract.
The signs of Aries and Libra will feel this the most, possibility with opposite desires resulting in impulsive change of plans. Libra seldom argues, but may have an unusual burst of temper because Aries may push a little too hard this time with their own agenda. Remember that Aries likes to go it alone, and Libra wants a partner. Cooperation with the Moon so close to the earth may not work this time.
Leo can steady Aries, Sagittarius can suggest playtime to Aries; Gemini can offer a diplomatic solution to Libra and Aquarius can suggest having friends over for Libra.
The other signs affected by impulsive changes and possible arguments are Cancer and Capricorn. Scorpio can steady Cancer, with Pisces offering creative distraction to Cancer. Taurus can steady Capricorn, with Virgo offering common-sense analyzation of the situation.
Leo and Sagittarius should experience good love, financial and social time. Gemini and Aquarius also experience cooperation and good social times.
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