The New Moon in Virgo on September 2, 2024, marks a time for new beginnings, particularly in areas related to organization, health, and daily routines. Virgo’s practical and detail-oriented energy encourages you to refine your habits and take a grounded approach to life. However, this New Moon faces a challenge as it opposes Saturn, which is retrograde in Pisces. This creates tension between Virgo’s desire for order and Pisces’ more fluid, spiritual vibe.
Harnessing Virgo's New Moon Energy for Organization, Habits, and Health
With Saturn retrograde in Pisces, you might feel the need to reassess the structures in your life, especially those related to your spiritual journey or creative goals. This opposition creates a push-pull dynamic: the urge to get everything organized clashes with the desire to let go and flow with life. Personally, I’ve been feeling this tension all summer with Saturn in Pisces affecting my own chart—maybe you have too.
This tension might make you feel torn between being too critical of yourself, your habits or your health (thanks to Virgo) and the temptation to avoid responsibilities (a classic Pisces move). But within this struggle lies an opportunity: Can you find a balance? Perhaps you can bring some structure to your dreams or add creativity and compassion to your practical efforts. This New Moon invites you to set intentions that improve your daily life while also honoring your spiritual needs.
Embracing New Habits and Wellness Routines
Virgo season is a good time to focus on your physical health, daily routines, and creating new habits. It’s likely that your wellness routine could use an update around this time of year as we prepare to transition into the next season. It is time to use the New Moon in Virgo for organization, new habits and health changes.
I also want to remind you that every New Moon begins a new lunar gestation cycle. Don’t forget to set your intentions around these Virgo qualities, and journal about how you feel and what’s happening around you that matters. This way, as we move through this particular lunar gestation cycle, you’ll have valuable insights to use over the next three years. Each lunar gestation cycle lasts three years, with four nine-month phases totaling 36 months.
Now, here’s something I don’t often discuss: What’s trending today? As I was writing this, I paused to check Google trends, and the main topic right now is Health and Wellness. If you’re a content creator or influencer, focusing on these trends during this New Moon could be especially beneficial.
In addition to the New Moon, there are other planetary connections worth mentioning. Let's talk about how Mars and Pluto are interacting during this time.
Mars quincunx Pluto – Mars Pluto Contra-parallel during the New Moon
While we’re focusing on our daily lives, habits, and routines with the New Moon in Virgo, Mars and Pluto are in a quincunx aspect and Contra-Parallel by declination. The quincunx aspect represents a period of adjustment—a back-and-forth between taking action and letting go to create space for personal evolution. All of this happening together can feel like being pulled in many directions at once. It doesn’t feel good.
What adjustments are you being called to make? That’s the question Mars quincunx Pluto brings to the forefront. This aspect highlights the need for changes in our beliefs, internal dialogue, and actions. With Pluto in Capricorn, these adjustments may involve letting go of deep, long-standing structural beliefs.
While this dynamic is visible on a larger scale, especially in politics, I want to focus on the personal side. Take some time to reflect on something you’ve believed for a long time that might need your attention now. Is there a belief or pattern that no longer serves you? This is the perfect moment to reassess and realign, allowing yourself to evolve.
How does this tie in with the New Moon in Virgo? This New Moon is an opportunity to focus on the here and now, taking life one step at a time to avoid feeling overwhelmed. It’s about creating new patterns and habits. Virgo, ruled by Mercury, encourages practical and thoughtful adjustments. With Mars currently in Gemini, also ruled by Mercury, this energy is amplified, urging you to think about how you can implement these changes in your everyday life.
Mars square to Neptune during the New Moon
Mars square Neptune during this New Moon in Virgo adds a layer of complexity to the energy. Mars represents action, drive, and assertiveness, while Neptune symbolizes dreams, illusions, and the subconscious. When these two planets are in a square aspect, there’s tension between wanting to take decisive action and feeling uncertain or confused about which direction to go.
This aspect can make it challenging to see things clearly, leading to potential misunderstandings, unrealistic expectations, or even a lack of motivation. You might feel like you’re moving forward with your goals, only to find that things aren’t as clear-cut as you thought. Neptune’s influence can blur the lines, making it hard to distinguish between what’s real and what’s imagined.
The key here is to be mindful of this energy and not rush into decisions. Instead, take time to reflect on your actions and ensure they align with your true intentions. It’s also a good moment to check in with your intuition and avoid getting caught up in fantasies or wishful thinking. Balancing practical efforts with compassion and understanding can help you navigate this tricky aspect.
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PS. I want to share a quote from Jon Stewart on The Daily Show. “
Trust your discomfort, because you clearly feel it. But discomfort is a wonderful motivator. It's sort of the difference between stress and anxiety. And if you feel anxiety, it will lessen as you take action, small actions, like a little bit every day.”
This is how we use the energy of Virgo a little bit everyday a little focus every day it's so important for our sanity and to stay present.
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