What Does This Virgo New Moon Hold for Your Zodiac?
An energetic breakdown with insights, and healing tailored to your specific sign.

Virgo New Moon –11:26pm (EDT), September 10th, 2026 @ 18°25′ degrees

The Virgo New Moon

The day of the Virgo New Moon is one of the most energetically complex days of the month — a day of multiple shifts, activations, and beginnings all happening at once. To start we have Venus entering Scorpio, Mercury entering Libra, Venus immediately opposes Chiron retrograde in Taurus, Uranus stations retrograde in Gemini, and we have The Virgo New Moon, which officially closes the eclipse season and opens a new lunar cycle.

This is not a quiet day. It is a day of intensity, depth, and mental activity. We may feel pulled in multiple directions — part of us craving depth and intimacy (Venus in Scorpio), part of us seeking harmony and balance (Mercury in Libra), part of us confronting old wounds (Venus opposite Chiron Rx), part of us feeling mentally restless or overstimulated (Uranus Stationing Rx), and part of us wanting to start fresh with clarity and order (Virgo New Moon).

And yet, at the center of all this movement is the Virgo New Moon — the anchor that helps us organize, sort, and bring order to whatever feels messy or overwhelming. This is the beginning of a fresh lunar cycle, a reset point after the intensity of eclipse season. It asks us to refine, to tend to the details, and to begin again with intention — even if the path forward is still taking shape.

We are entering a new relational and psychological chapter — one that will unfold slowly, honestly, and with profound meaning.

Organizing the Chaos & Beginning Anew

The Virgo New Moon is the official end of eclipse season and the beginning of a fresh lunar cycle. Even though this is a new beginning, the day can still feel intense because Uranus has just stationed retrograde, and the days surrounding a Uranus station often feel chaotic, restless, or mentally overstimulated.

The gift of Virgo, however, is its ability to organize, sort, and bring order to whatever feels messy or overwhelming. This New Moon is the anchor in the storm — the quiet center that helps us find clarity amid the chaos.

This New Moon is not making many aspects. As always, the Sun and Moon are conjunct, and they form a sextile to Mars in Cancer — supportive energy for taking action on something emotionally meaningful or working through something that feels tender or difficult. Mars is also in a square to Saturn retrograde in Aries, so the motivation may come with sensitivity or it may require effort, but it can also provide direction.

The New Moon is ruled by Mercury, who entered Libra just hours earlier. Our mindset is focused on reciprocity, balance, harmony, and fairness. This is a New Moon that asks us to refine our communication, to tend to the details of our relationships, and to begin a new cycle with intention — even if we don’t have all the answers yet.

It is a New Moon after all, so things might not be as clear until the crescent moon following after the New Moon on the 14th. We don’t need to make big decisions today. We need to listen, observe, and allow insights to land. We can take our time. We can assess the options, before saying “yes.” Even if clarity feels delayed, intuition is heightened.

Venus Enters Scorpio: The Deep Work of Relationship Begins

Venus entering Scorpio begins a long emotional and relational review, because she will retrograde in Scorpio on Oct. 3rd before moving back into Libra on Oct. 25th. Venus will travel the first 8° of Scorpio three separate times — once now in her pre-retrograde shadow, once while she is retrograde, and once again after she goes direct. So, this is a 3-part story of unfolding.

Scorpio is a sign of intensity, passion, psychological depth, and emotional truth. Venus in Scorpio seeks soul‑level intimacy, loyalty, vulnerability, and transformative connection. She wants depth, not superficiality.

But Scorpio’s shadow can bring jealousy, fear of betrayal, possessiveness, control, power dynamics, or emotional extremes. This is where we begin the deep work of understanding how we connect, how we trust, how we merge, and how we instinctively protect ourselves.

Venus will not clear her shadow until December 15th, so what arises between now and then is part of a longer relational story we are meant to go back over. This is not a quick fix — it is a journey.

Venus Opposite Chiron: The Wound Is Mirrored

Venus in Scorpio immediately opposes Chiron retrograde in Taurus, creating a powerful emotional mirror. Venus in Scorpio stirs deep desires, fears, and vulnerabilities in relationships. Chiron in Taurus holds wounds around self‑worth, safety, emotional security and having the things we need and value.

This opposition can bring old relational wounds to the surface — fears of abandonment, fears of not being enough, fears of not having enough, fears of losing what we value. Partners or close connections may act as mirrors, revealing both our strengths and our hidden insecurities.

This is meant to break us open and help heal these insecurities at the root. This transit will happen three different times because of Venus’ retrograde cycle (now in Venus’ shadow, then when Venus is retrograde, then when Venus is in post-shadow), so this is part of that three-part story, that we will be working with.

Venus rules Taurus, so she understands what Chiron needs — comfort, stability, feeling valued, and emotional grounding. Venus’ retrograde cycle will give us multiple opportunities to understand and integrate this deep internal wound.

Mercury Enters Libra: Graceful Communication

Mercury enters Libra, just as Venus leaves, shifting our mental focus toward balance, fairness, harmony, and diplomacy. Mercury in Libra helps us think in a refined, relational way — weighing all sides, seeking common ground, and communicating with grace.

This transit supports:

Negotiation and partnership conversations
Creative collaboration
Thoughtful decision-making
Finding common ground

But the shadow can bring indecision, people pleasing, or avoiding necessary truths to maintain peace. Mercury will eventually join Venus in Scorpio later this fall, and both planets will retrograde there — meaning our mind (Mercury) and our values/relationships (Venus) will be working together in tandem for a bigger deep psychological review.

Mercury: The Yod and the Kite — Insights and Overload

Mercury is heavily activated today. Not only is it the ruler of this Virgo New Moon, but it is also a part of 2 different aspect formations a YOD and a Kite. It sits at the apex (top) of the Yod, involved with Chiron retrograde in Taurus and the North Node in Aquarius at the base— a doubly fated configuration (because it involves the North Node), this Yod requires changes and adjustments, it demands growth, perspective shifts, and healing.

Mercury is simultaneously part of a Kite formation involving Uranus retrograde in Gemini and Pluto retrograde in Aquarius — an Air trine that opens channels of information, communication, insight, and innovative ideas. Uranus has just stationed retrograde, adding a fresh surge of mental awakening, while Pluto retrograde deepens perception and reveals what’s been hidden beneath the surface.

Mercury opposes Neptune retrograde in Aries, creating a tension between clarity and intuition. Neptune’s fog can make decisions or information feel harder to access or less straightforward, especially when Mercury is trying to bring logic and grounded understanding to something inherently spiritual, symbolic, or intangible.

Neptune retrograde forms the minor trine at the top of the Kite, sextiling both Uranus Rx and Pluto Rx. This is what completes the Kite formation — a configuration known for its powerful blend of talent, opportunity, and focused energy. The trines and sextiles act like supportive currents, while the single opposition between Mercury and Neptune Rx provides the necessary tension that propels growth. Symbolically, the Kite represents wings, the ability to rise, to gain perspective, and to reach new heights.

With Neptune retrograde at the apex — the point all planets are feeding into — the energy becomes highly intuitive, spiritual, visionary, and transformative. Neptune guides the entire formation, offering inspiration, imagination, and a sense of higher purpose.

However, because Mercury is the planet responsible for grounding information into clarity, its opposition to Neptune can make the message harder to grasp. Confusion, nebulousness, and emotional fog may arise as Mercury tries to translate something that is not meant to be fully logical. The insights are real — but they may arrive through symbolism, intuition, dreams, or subtle knowing rather than straightforward facts.

This Kite asks us to trust the vision even if the details feel hazy. The clarity comes later. The inspiration comes now.

This means Mercury is receiving a lot of information — insights, downloads, intuitive nudges — but because Uranus has just stationed retrograde, it can also feel chaotic, overwhelming, or disorienting. Discernment may be difficult due to all the information coming at all angles.

We may feel torn, mentally scattered, or unsure which thoughts are helpful, and which ones are just adding to the noise. Mercury in Libra wants to see all sides, so decision-making may feel slow or nonlinear. That’s okay. We don’t need to react or rush. This is a moment to slow down, breathe, and give ourselves permission to move with intention rather than urgency. We can take our time to assess what truly matters, to discern what requires our immediate attention and what can wait. Not everything needs to be solved right away. Some things simply need space, patience, and a calm mind to reveal their clarity.

Uranus Stations Retrograde in Gemini: The Mental Revolution

Uranus stations retrograde in Gemini, beginning a five‑month internal revolution around communication, information, connection, and adaptability. Uranus retrograde in Gemini rewires how we think, speak, learn, and connect — especially as Mercury (Gemini’s ruler) will also retrograde later this fall.

This is a period of rethinking communication patterns, digital and social boundaries or dynamics, and how we exchange ideas. Uranus retrograde can feel chaotic or mentally restless for a few days before and after stationing, so today’s energy may feel scattered or unpredictable.

The invitation is not to fight the chaos, but to observe it. Notice what is shifting in our mind. Notice what patterns are being disrupted. Notice what new ideas are trying to break through. Notice what new awareness is being brought to our attention. Notice where we are seeing things from a different perspective.

What This Day Feels Like

Today feels intense, emotionally charged, mentally active, and spiritually significant. We may feel pulled in multiple directions — part of us craving depth and intimacy (Venus in Scorpio), part of us seeking harmony and balance (Mercury in Libra), part of us confronting old wounds (Venus opposite Chiron), part of us feeling mentally restless or overstimulated (Uranus stationing), and part of us wanting to start fresh with clarity and order (Virgo New Moon).

It’s a day where insights come quickly, emotions run deep, and the desire to understand ourselves and our relationships becomes strong. We may feel disoriented or overwhelmed, but also aware that something important is shifting.

We may feel:

Emotionally raw — old wounds surfacing, asking to be acknowledged
Mentally restless — too many thoughts, too little clarity
Deeply reflective — a desire to understand ourselves and our relationships
Spiritually aware — a sense that something important is shifting
Overwhelmed — but also aware that this is part of the process

Positive Expressions of This Energy

When we work consciously with this Virgo New Moon and the accompanying transits, the gifts are profound:

Emotional honesty — understanding our deeper relational truth
Relational transformation — healing old wounds through connection
Refined communication — speaking with grace and balance
Mental innovation — rethinking patterns and breaking free from old loops
Organization and clarity — bringing order to chaos through Virgo’s gift
Intuitive integration — insights and downloads landing with meaning
Psychological healing — purging what has been holding us back

Shadow Expressions to Watch For

If we are not conscious, this energy can manifest as:

Emotional intensity — feeling overwhelmed or reactive
Fear of vulnerability — pulling back instead of leaning in
Jealousy or possessiveness — Scorpio’s shadow showing up
Indecision or avoidance — Mercury in Libra’s shadow
Mental chaos — Uranus stationing creating restlessness
Discernment fatigue — not knowing which thoughts are helpful
Forcing decisions — reacting impulsively instead of letting the process unfold

The goal is not to avoid the shadow — it is to meet it with awareness and compassion. What we feel isn’t meant to be controlled or suppressed; it’s our first clue about what is asking to be healed beneath the surface. When we approach our emotions with curiosity rather than fear, they become guides instead of obstacles, revealing the deeper truth that’s ready to be released.

The Invitation

Let yourself feel without forcing clarity. Let Venus guide you into deeper emotional truth. Let Mercury help you communicate with balance and grace. Let Chiron show you where healing is needed. Let Uranus shake loose outdated mental patterns. Let the Virgo New Moon help you organize what feels chaotic.

You don’t need to make big decisions today — you need to listen, observe, and allow insights to land.

We can take our time. We can feel out the options before saying “yes.” Even if clarity feels delayed, our intuition is heightened. The New Moon invites us to organize what feels chaotic, refine what needs attention, and begin a new cycle with intention — even if the path forward is still taking shape.

This is a day of transformation, recalibration, and emotional depth. Trust the process. Trust the timing. Trust what is being revealed.

You are entering a new relational and psychological chapter — one that will unfold slowly, honestly, and with profound meaning.

Healing Mantra

“I trust the timing of my life. I release the need for immediate answers. I allow myself to feel without forcing clarity. I organize what I can and surrender what I cannot. I am entering a new chapter—one that will unfold with honesty, depth, and meaning.”

P.S. Here is a Lunar Guide for Working with the New Moon.

Happy New Moon Blessings!
~Amanda~
Soul Healing Astrology

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🌟 The Virgo New Moon on September 10th, 2026
What it Means for Your Zodiac Sign

Here’s your Virgo New Moon Horoscope, including house placement (by rising sign), key themes, astro advice, and a tailored journal prompt for each sign.

For the most accurate insights:
✨ Read your Rising Sign first—it reveals where this energy unfolds in your life.
✨ Check your Sun Sign for career/purpose themes.
✨ Explore your Moon Sign for emotional undercurrents.

🌟 All of them matter, but your Rising Sign is the GPS that signals where the energy is happening!

Aries

♈ Aries Rising

The Virgo New Moon activates your 6th House of Daily Routines, Health, Work, Service, and Habits.

This New Moon is your reset point for your daily life — the place where you show up, serve, and care for yourself. You are being asked to refine your routines, tend to the details, and begin a new cycle with intention. The chaos of eclipse season is behind you, and now it is time to organize, sort, and bring order to whatever feels messy or overwhelming. What habit, system, or pattern is ready for refinement? What would change if you started prioritizing things that you valued, and also focused on bringing order to something that has made you feel balanced lately? Perhaps work has been the focus of your attention lately and you’d like to bring in a work-life balance, or now that the kids are back in school, it’s time to get back into a daily routine that brings order to the chaos?

The New Moon Sextile Mars in Cancer (6th & 4th House): This supportive aspect gives you motivation to take action on something emotionally meaningful. Mars in your 4th House of Home and Family wants to protect, nurture, and create security. The sextile to the New Moon helps you channel that emotional drive into practical action — perhaps creating a new routine that supports your emotional well-being, or making a change at home that improves your daily life. Mars is also square Saturn in your 1st House, so the motivation may come with sensitivity or require some effort from you, but it can also provide a solid direction.

Mercury in Libra (7th House): The ruler of this New Moon is Mercury, who entered Libra just hours earlier. Mercury in your 7th House of Partnership shifts your mental focus toward balance, fairness, and harmony in your relationships. This is a time for thoughtful, diplomatic conversations. But the shadow can bring indecision or avoiding necessary truths to maintain peace or keep the harmony. With Mercury at the apex of a Yod in the 7th and part of a Kite formation, you are receiving a lot of information — insights, downloads, intuitive nudges — but discernment or what to change may be difficult. Take your time. Weigh your options.

The Yod at Work (Chiron Rx in Taurus, 2nd House & North Node in Aquarius, 11th House): Mercury sits at the apex of a Yod in your 7th house, requiring adjustment and mental flexibility towards your partnerships (platonic and relational). Chiron in your 2nd House brings up wounds around self-worth, what you value, feeling valued, and how supported you feel. The North Node in your 11th House pulls you toward finding your tribe of people where you feel like you authentically belong or they “get how you feel”. This configuration asks you to shift your perspective on your deep wounds, so that you can find what you truly value, and where you belong. Remember you don’t have to go through hardships alone! Our destined growth is sharing what we are feeling, and while doing so, it helps us feel connected and supported, while also helping others feel like they are not alone (because they found kinship in you). Something is ready to be adjusted in your mindset towards relationships and connecting with others deeply.

The Kite Formation (Uranus Rx in Gemini, 3rd House & Pluto Rx in Aquarius, 11th House): Mercury is also part of a Kite formation with Uranus and Pluto, while opposing Neptune in your 1st House. This brings intuitive breakthroughs and the possibility of sudden clarity about your identity and how you show up in the world, but also confusion and mental overload. The opposition to Neptune—which is in your sign, in your 1st House—can blur discernment around who you are and what you truly want in relationships. Neptune dissolves boundaries and softens edges, so it may be difficult to find solid ground within yourself right now, perhaps you are opening yourself up more for these connections, letting down your walls, so to say. You may feel torn, mentally scattered, or unsure which thoughts are helpful, and which ones are just creating more noise. That’s okay. You don’t need to react or rush. Take your time. Let the information settle before you decide what to act on. Discernment will come with patience, not force.

Venus Opposite Chiron (Venus in Scorpio, 8th House opposite Chiron in Taurus, 2nd House): This opposition between Venus and Chiron will happen a total of 3 times, each time bringing old relational wounds and feeling secure to the surface to be healed. This re-evaluation includes fears of not being enough or others not valuing you, fears of losing what is important to you, fears of opening up and showing any vulnerability, or just getting hurt. This is a powerful mirror for healing self-worth wounds through our deep connections or our willingness to connect more deeply with those we love. Venus rules your 2nd and 7th Houses, so this opposition touches both your values and your relationships. Be gentle with yourself.

Uranus Stationing Retrograde (Uranus in Gemini, 3rd House): Uranus stations retrograde in your 3rd House, beginning a five-month internal revolution around how you communicate, how you process information, your internal thinking and mental patterns. This can feel chaotic or restless for a few days. You could get insights, or an awakening towards how you connect with others, that could make you reassess. The New Moon helps you organize and sort through all the mental clutter. It can also help you adapt to a new routine that feels emotionally fulfilling.

Healing Focus: You are being asked to trust your own inner knowing, even when the external noise is loud. Neptune in your 1st House is dissolving old identities so a more authentic you can emerge. The answers will come — not through force, but through patient, consistent attention. Release the need to have it all figured out today. Your clarity is on its way.

Journal Prompts:

What daily habit or routine is ready for a fresh start, a new beginning, or meaningful refinement?
Where have I been feeling unbalanced, overwhelmed, or chaotic in my day‑to‑day rhythm?
What area of my life is asking for more order, structure, or intentionality — and what needs to change for that to happen?
How would my life shift, if I began focusing more consistently on what truly matters to me?
What old version of myself is Neptune in my 1st House asking me to dissolve or release — and how might my relationships evolve if I allow that transformation to unfold?

A Practical Step: This week, choose one small, supportive change you can make to your daily routine — something that nourishes your well‑being and strengthens your relationships. Commit to it with consistency, not perfection. Let it be a gentle anchor for the version of yourself you’re growing into.

Taurus

♉ Taurus Rising

The Virgo New Moon activates your 5th House of Creativity, Joy, Romance, Children, and Self-Expression.

This New Moon is your reset point for your heart — the place where you create, play, love, and shine. You are being asked to refine your creative expression, tend to the details of what brings you joy, and begin a new cycle with intention. The chaos of eclipse season is behind you, and now it is time to organize, sort, and bring order to your creative life. What project, passion, or expression is ready for refinement? What would change if you started prioritizing what truly lights you up, rather than what feels productive or expected?

The New Moon Sextile Mars in Cancer (3rd House): This supportive aspect gives you motivation to take action on something emotionally meaningful. Mars in your 3rd House of Communication wants to speak, connect, and share ideas. The sextile to the New Moon helps you channel that emotional drive into practical action — perhaps starting a creative project, having an important conversation, or sharing your ideas with others. Mars is also square Saturn in your 12th House, so the motivation may come with sensitivity or require some effort from you, but it can also provide a solid direction.

Mercury in Libra (6th House): The ruler of this New Moon is Mercury, who entered Libra just hours earlier. Mercury in your 6th House of Daily Routines and Health shifts your mental focus toward balance, harmony, and refinement in your day-to-day life. This is a time for thoughtful, practical decision-making. But the shadow can bring indecision or over-analysis. With Mercury at the apex of a Yod in the 6th and part of a Kite formation, you are receiving a lot of information — but discernment may be difficult. Take your time. Weigh your options.

The Yod at Work (Chiron Rx in Taurus, 1st House & North Node in Aquarius, 10th House): Mercury sits at the apex of a Yod in your 6th House, requiring adjustment and mental flexibility around your daily routines and health. Chiron in your 1st House brings up wounds around identity, self-worth, and how you show up. The North Node in your 10th House pulls you toward your authentic purpose, how you show up, and your career. This configuration asks you to shift your perspective on your wounded identity and your purpose, in your day-to-day activities. Remember that you are not alone in how you feel — you simply have to open yourself enough to let others in. Your destined growth comes from sharing what’s real inside you. When you express your feelings, your creativity, your truth, you create connection. You invite support. You allow yourself to be seen in a way that strengthens both you and your relationships. Something in your mindset is ready to shift — especially around how you communicate, how you share your creative voice, and how you express your authentic self in your daily life. This adjustment isn’t just personal; it directly supports your growth in your career and in how confidently you allow yourself to be visible. Your voice matters. Your creativity matters. Your truth matters. And the more you share it, the more aligned your path becomes.

The Kite Formation (Uranus Rx in Gemini, 2nd House & Pluto Rx in Aquarius, 10th House): Mercury in your 6th House is woven into a Kite formation with Uranus retrograde in your 2nd House and Pluto retrograde in your 10th House, while opposing Neptune retrograde in your 12th House. This configuration can bring intuitive breakthroughs and sudden clarity around your self‑worth, values, and career path — but it can also stir confusion, mental overload, and a sense of being energetically stretched. The opposition to Neptune in your 12th House can make it harder to see clearly what you should be focusing on in your daily habits and routines. You may feel untethered, unsure what is an idealized fantasy versus what is grounded truth. The energy is highly intuitive, but it requires discernment to become truly useful. You might feel torn, mentally scattered, or unsure which thoughts are supportive, and which are simply adding noise. That’s okay. You don’t need to react or rush. Give yourself time. Let the insights, ideas, and feelings settle before deciding what to act on. Discernment will arrive through patience, not force.

Venus Opposite Chiron (Venus in Scorpio, 7th House opposite Chiron in Taurus, 1st House): This opposition between Venus and Chiron will happen a total of 3 times, each time bringing old relational wounds and identity issues to the surface to be healed. This re-evaluation includes fears of not being enough, not being seen, or not being loved for who you truly are. This is a powerful mirror for healing self-worth wounds through your partnerships and how you show up in them. Venus rules your 1st and 6th Houses, so this opposition touches both on your identity wounds and the balance you feel in your daily life. Be gentle with yourself.

Uranus Stationing Retrograde (Uranus in Gemini, 2nd House): Uranus stations retrograde in your 2nd House, beginning a five-month internal revolution around your values, personal resources, and self-worth. This can feel chaotic or restless for a few days, which can bring anxiety. You could get insights or an awakening toward what you truly value in life, and this could make you reassess how you live your life. The New Moon helps you organize and sort through all the mental clutter and begin expressing yourself in a different way. It can also help you adapt to a new routine that feels emotionally fulfilling.

Healing Focus: You are being asked to trust that your creative expression is not frivolous — it is essential. Neptune in your 12th House is dissolving old subconscious patterns so a more authentic you can emerge. The answers will come — not through force, but through patient, consistent attention. Release the need to have it all figured out today. Your clarity is on its way.

Journal Prompts:

What creative project or the way you express yourself, is ready for a fresh start, a new beginning, or meaningful refinement?
Where have I been treating my joy or passions as frivolous, unimportant, or unproductive?
What area of my creative life is asking for more order, structure, or intentionality?
How would my life shift if I began focusing more consistently on what truly brings me joy and fulfillment?
What old pattern of undervaluing my creative gifts is ready to be released?

A Practical Step: This week, schedule time for creative play — no outcome, no audience, just expression. Let it be an act of joy, not productivity.

Gemini

♊ Gemini Rising

The Virgo New Moon activates your 4th House of Home, Family, Generational Roots, and Emotional Foundations.

This New Moon is your reset point for your foundation — the place where you rest, belong, and return to yourself. You are being asked to refine your home life, tend to the details of your emotional sanctuary, and begin a new cycle with intention. The chaos of eclipse season is behind you, and now it is time to organize, sort, and bring order to your inner world. What aspect of your home or family life is ready for refinement? What would change if you started prioritizing your emotional needs and creating a space that truly supports you?

The New Moon Sextile Mars in Cancer (2nd House): This supportive aspect gives you motivation to take action on something emotionally meaningful. Mars in your 2nd House of Values, Self-Worth, and Personal Resources wants to protect and build a sense of security. The sextile to the New Moon helps you channel that emotional drive into practical action — perhaps creating a new routine at home, or making a change that supports your emotional security. Mars is also square Saturn in your 11th House, so the motivation may come with sensitivity or require some effort from you in what makes you feel a sense of belonging, but it can also provide a solid direction.

Mercury in Libra (5th House): The ruler of this New Moon and your personal ruler is Mercury, who entered Libra just hours earlier. Mercury in your 5th House of Creativity and Joy shifts your mental and personal focus toward finding balance, finding harmony in doing things you love, and your self-expression. This is a time for thoughtful, creative decision-making. But the shadow can bring indecision or avoiding doing things for yourself, because you are worried about others. With Mercury at the apex of a Yod in the 5th house and part of a Kite formation, you are receiving a lot of information about your direction — but discernment may be difficult. Take your time. Weigh your options.

The Yod at Work (Chiron Rx in Taurus, 12th House & North Node in Aquarius, 9th House): Mercury sits at the apex of a Yod in your 5th House, asking for adjustment, mental flexibility, and a shift in perspective around your subconscious wounds, your creative expression, your joy, and your beliefs. This is a moment where your mindset is being recalibrated so you can express yourself more authentically and live with greater emotional freedom. Chiron retrograde in your 12th House brings old subconscious pain to the surface — learned self‑sabotage, patterns of putting yourself last, or the quiet ways you diminish your own needs to maintain harmony. These wounds often operate beneath awareness, shaping how you show up without you even realizing it. The North Node in your 9th House pulls you toward growth, expansion, and a shift in your belief system — especially around belonging, finding meaning, and what emotionally matters in your life. You’re being guided to adopt beliefs that support your well‑being rather than undermine it. Taking care of your needs is just as important as caring for those you love. You cannot pour from an empty cup. This configuration asks you to shift your perspective on what holds you back and what you believe is possible. You do not have to diminish your own needs or joy to stay connected. Your destined growth lies in being authentic, trusting your ability to make a difference, and sharing who you truly are with others. When you do, you feel more supported, more connected, and more aligned. Something in your mindset is ready to be adjusted — your relationship to self‑expression, your joy, the wounded patterns that sabotage your sense of deep connection, and the beliefs that shape how you fit into the world. This Yod is a turning point, guiding you toward a more empowered, expressive, and emotionally honest version of yourself.

The Kite Formation (Uranus Rx in Gemini, 1st House & Pluto Rx in Aquarius, 9th House): Mercury in your 5th House is woven into a Kite formation with Uranus retrograde in your 1st House and Pluto retrograde in your 9th House, while opposing Neptune retrograde in your 11th House. This configuration can bring intuitive breakthroughs and sudden clarity around your identity, sense of belonging, and beliefs — but it can also stir confusion and mental overload. The opposition to Neptune in your 11th House can blur your discernment around where you truly belong and what you believe to be true. You may feel torn, mentally scattered, or unsure which thoughts are genuinely helpful (especially when old habits or patterns resurface) and which are simply adding more noise. That’s okay. You don’t need to react or rush. Take your time. Let the insights, emotions, and information settle before deciding what to act on. Discernment will arrive through patience and healing, not by force.

Venus Opposite Chiron (Venus in Scorpio, 6th House opposite Chiron in Taurus, 12th House): This opposition between Venus and Chiron will happen a total of 3 times over the next several months, each time bringing old relational wounds and subconscious patterns to the surface to be healed. This re-evaluation includes fears of not being seen, not being understood, or not being valued in your day-to-day life. This is a powerful mirror for healing self-worth wounds through your daily life and inner world. Venus rules your 5th and 12th Houses, so this opposition touches on themes of your creativity, self-expression, and your wounded subconscious patterns. Be gentle with yourself.

Uranus Stationing Retrograde (Uranus in Gemini, 1st House): Uranus stations retrograde in your 1st House, beginning a five-month internal revolution around your identity, self-presentation, and how you show up. This can feel chaotic or restless for a few days. You could get insights or an awakening toward how you express yourself authentically, that could change your perception and make you reassess. The New Moon helps you organize and sort through all the mental clutter. It can also help you adapt to a new routine that feels emotionally fulfilling.

Healing Focus: Your healing focus is to create inner and outer stability by honoring your emotional needs, expressing your authentic self, and releasing the subconscious patterns that keep you from feeling safe, seen, and supported. This is a turning point — a moment to choose yourself, to refine your foundation, and to build a life that reflects who you truly are.

Journal Prompts:

What aspect of my home or family life is ready for a fresh start, a new beginning, or meaningful refinement — and what would feeling truly supported there look like?
Where have I been ignoring my emotional needs or building my life on foundations that no longer feel stable or nourishing?
What part of my inner or outer foundation is asking for more order, structure, or intentionality, and what does that look and feel like?
How would my life shift if I began consistently creating a sanctuary for myself — a space where I can rest, reset, and return to who I truly am?
What old pattern around safety, belonging, or emotional security is ready to be released so I can build a more grounded and authentic home within myself?

A Practical Step: Choose one small shift in your home or daily environment that supports your emotional well‑being — reorganizing a space, creating a calming corner, perhaps making a crafting or hobby section to get creative, or adding a simple routine that helps you feel balanced and grounded. Keep it easy and consistent. Let this small act signal to your nervous system that you’re building a foundation that truly supports you and feels healing.

Cancer

♋ Cancer Rising

The Virgo New Moon activates your 3rd House of Communication, Thinking/Mind, Siblings, and Local Environment.

This New Moon is a reset point for your voice — the space where you speak, learn, process information, and connect with others. As a Cancer Rising, the Moon’s movements shape your inner world more than most, and every New Moon marks a fresh beginning in your life. A New Moon in your 3rd House asks you to refine how you communicate, tend to the details of your daily conversations, and begin a new cycle with intention and clarity. The chaos of eclipse season is behind you. Now it’s time to organize your thoughts, sort through mental clutter, and bring order to the way you express yourself. What conversation, mindset, or communication pattern is ready for refinement? What would shift if you began speaking your truth with more clarity, confidence, and emotional honesty?

The New Moon Sextile Mars in Cancer (1st House): This supportive aspect gives you motivation to take action on something emotionally meaningful. Mars in your 1st House of Self wants to assert, initiate, and act. The sextile to the New Moon helps you channel that emotional drive into practical action — perhaps starting an important conversation, or speaking a truth you have been holding back. Mars is also square Saturn in your 10th House, so the motivation may come with sensitivity or require some effort from you, but it can also provide a solid direction.

Mercury in Libra (4th House): The ruler of this New Moon is Mercury, who entered Libra just hours earlier. Mercury in your 4th House of Home and Family shifts your mental focus toward balance, harmony, and thoughtful communication within your family. This is a time for diplomatic conversations. But the shadow can bring indecision or avoiding necessary truths. With Mercury at the apex of a Yod in the 4th and part of a Kite formation, you are receiving a lot of information — but discernment may be difficult. Take your time. Weigh your options.

The Yod at Work (Chiron Rx in Taurus, 11th House & North Node in Aquarius, 8th House): Mercury sits at the apex of a Yod in your 4th House, asking for adjustment, mental flexibility, and a shift in perspective around your home, emotional foundations, and the way you anchor yourself internally. This is a moment where your inner world is being recalibrated so you can feel more supported, connected, and emotionally grounded. Chiron retrograde in your 11th House brings up wounds around community, belonging, and the fear of not fitting in. Old stories about being misunderstood, excluded, or carrying emotional burdens alone may resurface. These wounds often operate quietly, shaping how you show up socially and how safe you feel letting others in. The North Node in your 8th House pulls you toward deeper emotional connection, intimacy, and shared vulnerability. You are being guided to open up, to trust others with your inner world, and to allow yourself to be supported rather than carrying everything on your own. Growth comes through depth — through honest emotional exchange, through letting yourself be seen beneath the surface. This configuration asks you to shift your emotional perspective on where you belong and how you connect. You do not have to go through things alone. The North Node in Aquarius teaches that your destined growth comes from sharing what you think and feel. When you open up, you create deeper bonds, stronger support systems, and a sense of emotional safety that cannot be built in isolation. Something in your mindset is ready to be adjusted — your relationship to your emotional foundations, your capacity for vulnerability, and your willingness to let intimacy reshape your sense of belonging. This Yod is a turning point, guiding you toward deeper connection, emotional honesty, and a more supported version of yourself.

The Kite Formation (Uranus Rx in Gemini, 12th House & Pluto Rx in Aquarius, 8th House): Mercury in your 4th House is woven into a Kite formation with Uranus retrograde in your 12th House and Pluto retrograde in your 8th House, while opposing Neptune in your 10th House. This configuration can bring intuitive breakthroughs and sudden clarity around your subconscious patterns, emotional transformation, and the deeper layers of your inner world — but it can also stir confusion and mental overload. The opposition to Neptune in your 10th House can blur your discernment around career, role, and public image, making it harder to know which direction feels truly aligned. You may feel torn, mentally scattered, or unsure which thoughts are genuinely helpful, and which are simply adding noise. That’s okay. You don’t need to react or rush. Give yourself time. Let the insights and emotions settle before deciding what to act on. Discernment will arrive through patience, not force.

Venus Opposite Chiron (Venus in Scorpio, 5th House opposite Chiron in Taurus, 11th House): This Venus–Chiron opposition will unfold three times over the coming months, each pass resurfacing old emotional wounds around authentic self‑expression, belonging, being seen and supported for who you truly are. It brings forward fears of not being accepted, not being understood, or not finding the people who genuinely resonate with you. This transit acts as a powerful mirror for healing self‑worth wounds through your creativity, your joy, and your connections with community. Venus rules your 4th and 11th Houses, so this opposition touches both your emotional foundation and the groups, friendships, or communities you long to feel safe within. It’s a tender cycle of reevaluation — one that asks you to honor your truth, soften toward your vulnerabilities, and allow healing to reshape how you show up with others. Be gentle with yourself.

Uranus Stationing Retrograde (Uranus in Gemini, 12th House): Uranus stations retrograde in your 12th House, beginning a five‑month internal revolution around your subconscious patterns, spirituality, and the hidden places where self‑sabotage still lives. This shift can feel chaotic or restless for a few days, and it may even affect your dreams or sleep as your inner world becomes more active. During this retrograde, you may receive sudden insights or awakenings about what has been buried beneath the surface — realizations that help you reassess how you connect emotionally and what you need to feel safe within yourself. The New Moon supports this process by helping you sort through the mental and emotional clutter, organize your inner landscape, and adapt to routines that feel more nourishing. Uranus is working from the inside out, helping you break free from emotional restrictions and outdated patterns. This is a quiet but powerful liberation — one that begins in the depths of your inner world and slowly reshapes how you show up in your outer life.

Healing Focus: Your healing focus is to rebuild your inner foundation by tending to your emotional needs with clarity, honesty, and gentleness. This New Moon cycle asks you to refine how you communicate your feelings, release old patterns of carrying everything alone, and allow deeper emotional connection to support you. Healing comes from speaking your truth, trusting your intuition, and letting yourself be seen in small, meaningful ways. As you strengthen your inner world, your outer world becomes more stable, more connected, and more aligned with who you are becoming.

Journal Prompts:

Where do I crave deeper connection, and what small shift in my daily interactions could help me feel more understood?
What communication pattern feels outdated or draining, and what would a healthier version of it look like?
Where do I silence myself to keep the peace, and what truth is ready to be expressed gently but firmly?
What thoughts or stories have been cluttering my mind, and what am I ready to organize, release, or reframe?
How do my emotional needs shape the way I communicate, and how can I honor them without withdrawing or over‑explaining?

A Practical Step: Choose one conversation you’ve been avoiding, postponing, or overthinking, and write down what you actually want to say — clearly, gently, and without self‑editing. You don’t need to deliver it yet. Just getting the truth out of your head and onto paper helps you organize your thoughts, release emotional clutter, and reconnect with your authentic voice.

Leo

♌ Leo Rising

The Virgo New Moon activates your 2nd House of Values, Resources, Income, and Self-Worth.

This New Moon is a reset point for your worth — the place where your values take root, where your resources grow, and where you define what you truly deserve. As a Leo Rising, paying attention to the Sun’s movements is essential. The Sun is your chart ruler, so every New Moon and Full Moon marks a pivotal moment of growth, clarity, and self‑realignment. This lunation asks you to refine your relationship with value, tend to the details of your finances and self‑worth, and begin a new cycle with intention. The chaos of eclipse season is behind you; now it’s time to organize, sort, and bring order to your sense of worth. What part of your value system is ready for refinement — and what would shift if you finally believed you are worthy or enough?

The New Moon Sextile Mars in Cancer (12th House): This supportive aspect gives you motivation to take action on something emotionally meaningful. Mars in your 12th House of Subconscious wants to heal, release, and transform from within. The sextile to the New Moon helps you channel that emotional drive into practical action — perhaps making a change that supports your sense of worth, releasing an old pattern or belief around money. Mars is also square Saturn in your 9th House, so the motivation may come with sensitivity or require some effort from you around beliefs, but it can also provide a solid direction.

Mercury in Libra (3rd House): The ruler of this New Moon is Mercury, who entered Libra just hours earlier. Mercury in your 3rd House of Communication shifts your mental focus toward balance, fairness, and thoughtful conversations. This is a time for diplomatic exchanges. But the shadow can bring indecision, over-analysis or trying to please everyone. With Mercury at the apex of a Yod in the 3rd house and part of a Kite formation, you are receiving a lot of information — but discernment may be difficult. Take your time. Weigh your options.

The Yod at Work (Chiron Rx in Taurus, 10th House & North Node in Aquarius, 7th House): Mercury sits at the apex of a Yod in your 3rd House, asking for mental flexibility and a shift in how you communicate, process information, and articulate your truth. This is a moment where your mindset is being recalibrated so you can speak from a place of clarity rather than old conditioning. Chiron retrograde in your 10th House brings forward wounds around career, authority, ambition, and purpose — the places where you’ve felt unseen, unsupported, or unsure of your direction. These themes may resurface now, not to discourage you, but to show you what is ready to be healed. The North Node in your 7th House pulls you toward authentic partnership and mutual support. You’re being guided to share more of your inner world with others, to collaborate, and to allow connection to strengthen your sense of purpose. You don’t have to carry everything alone. Growth comes through honest exchange, shared insight, and letting others walk beside you. This Yod asks you to adjust your perspective around your purpose, public image, and the relationships that help you move forward. Something in your mindset is ready to shift — the way you think about your career, the way you communicate your needs, and the way you allow partnerships to support your path.

The Kite Formation (Uranus Rx in Gemini, 11th House & Pluto Rx in Aquarius, 7th House): Mercury in your 3rd House is woven into a Kite formation with Uranus retrograde in your 11th House and Pluto retrograde in your 7th House, while opposing Neptune in your 9th House. This configuration can bring intuitive breakthroughs and sudden clarity around your community, friendships, and partnerships—but it can also stir confusion and mental overload. The opposition to Neptune in your 9th House can blur your discernment around what you believe, your life philosophy, and your broader worldview. You may feel torn, mentally scattered, or unsure which thoughts are genuinely helpful, and which are simply adding noise. That’s okay. You don’t need to react or rush. Give yourself time. Let the insights and emotions settle before deciding what to act on. Discernment will arrive through patience, not force.

Venus Opposite Chiron (Venus in Scorpio, 4th House opposite Chiron in Taurus, 10th House): This Venus–Chiron opposition will occur three times over the next several months, each pass resurfacing old emotional wounds and career insecurities that are ready to be healed. Themes around not feeling “enough,” not being seen as successful, or not receiving the recognition you deserve may rise to the surface. These moments aren’t setbacks — they’re mirrors, revealing where your self‑worth is still tied to external validation. This transit invites you to heal self‑worth wounds through the interplay between your home or emotional life and your public role. Venus rules your 3rd and 10th Houses, so this opposition touches your communication, your mindset, and the way you show up in the world. You’re learning to speak about your needs with more honesty, to soften old defenses, and to redefine success in a way that honors your emotional truth. Be gentle with yourself. You’re rewriting long‑held narratives about value, visibility, and what you deserve.

Uranus Stationing Retrograde (Uranus in Gemini, 11th House): Uranus stations retrograde in your 11th House, beginning a five‑month internal revolution around community, friendships, and your sense of belonging. This shift can feel chaotic or restless for a few days as your inner world becomes more active and old patterns around connection start to loosen. Uranus works from the inside out, helping you break free from the limits you’ve placed on yourself — especially the fear of being misunderstood, isolated, or too different to fully connect. Insights may arrive suddenly: realizations about where you truly belong, what communities support your growth, or what direction you want to pursue next. These awakenings can prompt a reassessment of your long‑term goals and the people you want beside you as you move forward. The New Moon supports this process by helping you sort through mental clutter, organize your thoughts, and adapt to routines that feel emotionally fulfilling. This retrograde isn’t about rushing toward new connections — it’s about clearing space internally so you can recognize the relationships and communities that genuinely align with who you’re becoming.

Healing Focus: Your healing focus is to rebuild your relationship with your self-worth from the inside out. This New Moon asks you to refine what you value, release old beliefs about needing external validation, and reconnect with the truth that your worth is inherent — not earned, proven, or performed. You are learning to anchor your confidence in something steadier than recognition: your inner stability, your authentic values, and the quiet knowing that you deserve support, abundance, and respect. As you reorganize your priorities and clarify what truly matters, your outer world begins to reflect this deeper self‑trust.

Journal Prompts:

Where am I ready to redefine what I value — financially, emotionally, or spiritually?
In what ways have I been undervaluing my gifts, talents, or contributions?
What belief about my worth or success is dissolving, and what new belief wants to take its place?
What part of my identity feels ready for a fresh start — especially around confidence, purpose, or visibility?
How do my relationships reflect (or challenge) my sense of worth, and what adjustments feel supportive?

A Practical Step: Choose one financial or self‑worth–related habit that feels disorganized or outdated and bring it back into alignment. This might look like updating your image, reassessing your budget, clearing out your wallet or workspace, canceling a subscription you no longer use, or setting a small savings goal. You might also choose something more internal — a piece of shadow work, journaling about where you tend to self‑sabotage, or writing honestly about the beliefs that still limit your confidence. The action itself doesn’t need to be big. What matters is signaling to yourself that your worth is worth tending to. This small act of order creates momentum and reinforces the truth that you deserve stability, clarity, and support.

Virgo

♍ Virgo Rising

The Virgo New Moon activates your 1st House of Self, Identity, Body, and Personal Presentation.

This New Moon lands in your sign — in your very first house of self — marking your personal new beginning, your annual reset, and a moment to refine who you are becoming. This is the point in the year where you get to prioritize yourself, your identity, clarify how you want to show up, and tend to the details of your self‑presentation with intention. The chaos of eclipse season is behind you. Now the focus shifts to order, alignment, and practical self‑renewal. What version of yourself is ready for refinement? What would shift if you released the pressure to be perfect and instead became practical about what you need in order to feel fulfilled? This New Moon invites you to choose yourself — not through idealization, but through grounded, intentional self‑care and honest self‑definition.

The New Moon Sextile Mars in Cancer (11th House): This supportive aspect gives you the motivation to take action on something emotionally meaningful. Mars in your 11th House of Community activates your desire to connect, contribute, and make a difference. There’s a pull toward collaboration, leadership, or showing up in a way that supports the people around you. The sextile to the New Moon helps you channel that emotional drive into practical action — perhaps stepping into a new role within your community, sharing your gifts more openly, or initiating a project that aligns with your values. Mars is also square Saturn in your 8th House, so this motivation may come with sensitivity or require psychological effort. But it also provides a focused, grounded direction, helping you move through internal resistance and take meaningful steps forward. This is a moment where your emotional purpose and your practical intentions meet — and you’re supported in acting on what truly matters.

Mercury in Libra (2nd House): The ruler of this New Moon, Mercury, has just entered Libra, shifting your mental focus toward balance, fairness, and thoughtful decisions about your values, self‑worth, and personal resources. With Mercury in your 2nd House, this is a time to refine your relationship to what you value—both materially and emotionally—and to consider how your choices reflect your sense of worth. The shadow side can show up as indecision, over‑analysis, people‑pleasing, or constantly doing for others at the expense of yourself. With Mercury at the apex of a Yod in the 2nd House and part of a Kite formation, you’re receiving a lot of information and insight, but discernment may feel challenging. Take your time. Weigh your options. Let clarity emerge gradually rather than forcing a quick answer.

The Yod at Work (Chiron Rx in Taurus, 9th House & North Node in Aquarius, 6th House): Mercury sits at the apex of a Yod in your 2nd House, asking for adjustment and mental flexibility around your values, your self‑worth, and the way you evaluate what truly matters. This is a moment where your mindset around your sense of value is being recalibrated. Chiron retrograde in your 9th House brings forward wounds around your beliefs, worldview, and the truths you’ve built your life upon. Old narratives about what you “should” believe or how you “should” live may resurface now, not to destabilize you, but to show you what is ready to be healed and updated. The North Node in your 6th House pulls you toward service, contribution, daily routines, and the desire to feel useful and needed. You’re being guided to serve from a place of balance rather than self‑sacrifice. Helping others is meaningful, but not when it comes at the cost of your well‑being or when the energetic exchange is one‑sided. This Yod asks you to shift your perspective on what you value, what you believe, and how you show up in your daily life. You are not meant to forget yourself in the process of supporting others. If you’re doing all the work and others aren’t participating, the give‑and‑take is unbalanced. Reassess where your energy is going. Your destined growth lies in sharing the burden, not carrying it alone — and doing so helps you feel connected and supported rather than constantly drained. Something in your mindset is ready to be adjusted: your beliefs, your routines, and the way you care for yourself while caring for others. Self‑care is not optional; it is foundational. When you pour from an empty cup or invest more energy than others are willing to match, nobody benefits. Balance your service with self‑respect.

The Kite Formation (Uranus Rx in Gemini, 10th House & Pluto Rx in Aquarius, 6th House): Mercury in your 2nd House is also part of a Kite formation with Uranus retrograde in your 10th House and Pluto retrograde in your 6th House, while opposing Neptune in your 8th House. This configuration can bring intuitive breakthroughs, internal liberation, and sudden clarity around your public image, career, self‑worth, values, and daily habits or routines. At the same time, it can stir confusion and mental overload. The opposition to Neptune in your 8th House can blur discernment around deep intimacy, psychological boundaries, and fears, making it harder to tell which thoughts are truly supportive and which are just adding noise. You may feel torn or mentally scattered, and that’s okay. You don’t need to react or rush. Give yourself time. Let the insights and emotions settle before deciding what to act on. Discernment will arrive through patience, not force.

Venus Opposite Chiron (Venus in Scorpio, 3rd House opposite Chiron in Taurus, 9th House): This Venus–Chiron opposition will occur three times over the next several months, each pass resurfacing deep wounds around communication, connection, and belief. Old fears of not being heard, not being understood, or believing that your internal wounds are “the truth” may rise to the surface now. These moments aren’t setbacks — they’re invitations to heal the stories you’ve carried silently for years. This transit acts as a powerful mirror for healing self‑worth through honest communication and the reshaping of your belief system. Venus rules your 2nd and 9th Houses, so this opposition touches your value system, your self‑worth, and the philosophies that guide your life. You’re learning to speak from a place of truth rather than fear, and to question beliefs that were formed during times of hurt rather than clarity. Be gentle with yourself. You’re healing wounds that have been running quietly in the background, influencing how you think, speak, and interpret your world. This is a tender but transformative cycle — one that helps you reclaim your voice and rewrite the beliefs that shape your future.

Uranus Stationing Retrograde (Uranus in Gemini, 10th House): Uranus stations retrograde in your 10th House, beginning a five‑month internal revolution around your career, public role, and sense of purpose. This shift can feel chaotic or restless for a few days as your inner world becomes more active and old patterns around achievement and visibility begin to loosen. You may receive sudden insights or awakenings about your direction — realizations that liberate you from outdated expectations and help you show up more authentically in your work and public life. These moments can prompt a reassessment of what success truly means to you and how you want to contribute in a way that feels aligned. The New Moon supports this process by helping you sort through mental clutter, organize your thoughts, and adapt to routines or habits that feel more emotionally fulfilling and purposeful. This retrograde isn’t about rushing toward a new career path — it’s about clearing space internally so you can recognize the professional or public direction that genuinely resonates with who you’re becoming.

Healing Focus: Your healing focus is to reconnect with who you are becoming by releasing perfectionism and embracing practical, compassionate self‑refinement. This New Moon invites you to rebuild your identity from the inside out — not through fixing yourself, but through choosing habits, beliefs, and routines that honor your emotional and physical well‑being. You are learning to value yourself enough to set boundaries, to stop over‑giving, and to let your daily life reflect what truly matters to you. Healing comes from tending to your needs with steadiness, clarity, and kindness, allowing your sense of self to feel organized, supported, and whole.

Journal Prompts:

What version of myself am I ready to refine or step into at this new beginning?
Where do I still hold myself to unrealistic standards, and what would shift if I chose practicality over perfection?
How do my daily routines support (or undermine) my well‑being, and what small adjustment would make a meaningful difference?
Where am I over‑giving or over‑serving, and what boundary would help restore balance?
What does self‑worth look like in practice for me, not just in theory?

A Practical Step: Choose one small habit or routine that directly affects how you feel in your body or how you show up each day, and bring it into alignment. This could be refreshing your morning ritual, choosing a new outfit that gives you confidence, reorganizing a space you use daily, or committing to a tiny health practice like walking daily, stretching, focusing on hydration, or a five‑minute check‑in with yourself. The goal isn’t perfection — it’s choosing one tangible action that reinforces who you’re becoming. This single act of intentional self‑care signals to your system that you are prioritizing yourself. It creates momentum, strengthens your sense of identity, and helps you feel more grounded, capable, and connected to your own needs.

Libra

♎ Libra Rising

The Virgo New Moon activates your 12th House of Subconscious, Spirituality, Solitude, and Self-Sabotaging Behaviors.

This New Moon is a reset point for your inner world — the realm where old patterns hide, where unconscious habits quietly shape your choices, and where true healing begins beneath the surface. You’re being asked to refine your relationship with the unseen parts of yourself, tend to the details of your spiritual practice, and begin a new cycle with intention and gentleness. The chaos of eclipse season is behind you. Now the work is quieter, deeper, and more internal. It’s time to organize, sort, and bring order to your inner landscape — to clear out the subtle habits, fears, and narratives that drain your energy or keep you looping in self‑sabotage. What subconscious pattern is ready for refinement? What would shift if you stopped letting wounded, hidden habits undermine your attempts at growth? This New Moon invites you to meet yourself with compassion, to choose healing over avoidance, and to create space for the version of you that’s ready to emerge.

The New Moon Sextile Mars in Cancer (10th House): This supportive aspect gives you motivation to take action on something emotionally meaningful. Mars in your 10th House of Career wants to lead, achieve, and make an impact. The sextile to the New Moon helps you channel that emotional drive into practical action — perhaps taking a step forward in your career, or bringing your inner work into your public life. Mars is also square Saturn in your 7th House, so the motivation may come with sensitivity or require some effort from you to connect, but it can also provide a solid direction.

Mercury in Libra (1st House): The ruler of this New Moon is Mercury, who entered Libra just hours earlier. Mercury in your 1st House of Self shifts your mental focus toward balance, fairness, and thoughtful self-expression. This is a time for refining how you communicate who you are. But the shadow can bring indecision or over-analysis. With Mercury at the apex of a Yod in the 1st and part of a Kite formation, you are receiving a lot of information — but discernment may be difficult. Take your time. Weigh your options.

The Yod at Work (Chiron Rx in Taurus, 8th House & North Node in Aquarius, 5th House): Mercury sits at the apex of a Yod in your 1st House, asking for adjustment and mental flexibility around how you see yourself, your identity, and the way you express who you are. This is a moment of recalibration — a shift in perception that helps you refine your voice, your presence, and the truth you’re ready to embody. Chiron in your 8th House brings up wounds around insecurity, vulnerability, intimacy/deep connection, and the fear of being truly seen. These deeper emotional layers can feel tender, but they’re surfacing so you can understand what has shaped your relationship to closeness and trust. The North Node in your 5th House pulls you toward authenticity, joy, passion, creativity, and self‑expression. This is your destined growth: sharing your unique gifts, talents, and creative spark with others. When you express yourself honestly, you feel more connected, supported, and alive. This configuration asks you to shift your perspective on what you value in deep connection and intimacy — and how you express yourself within it. Your individuality matters. Your creativity matters. Your joy matters. Sharing what you do well isn’t just for others; it nourishes you, strengthens your identity, and helps you feel more grounded in who you are. Something is ready to be adjusted in your mindset or perception — your identity, your self‑expression, your creativity, and the things that genuinely light you up. This Yod is a turning point, guiding you toward a more authentic, confident, and creatively alive version of yourself.

The Kite Formation (Uranus Rx in Gemini, 9th House & Pluto Rx in Aquarius, 5th House): Mercury in your 1st House is also part of a Kite formation with Uranus and Pluto, while opposing Neptune in your 7th House. This pattern brings intuitive breakthroughs and the potential for sudden clarity around your beliefs, self‑expression, and creativity—but it can also amplify idealistic thinking, confusion, and mental overload. The opposition to Neptune in your 7th House can blur your discernment about where you fit within your partnerships and relationships. You may feel torn, mentally scattered, or unsure which thoughts are truly supportive and which are just adding to the internal noise. That’s okay. You don’t need to react quickly or force a decision. Take your time. Let the information settle before you choose what to act on. Discernment will come with patience, not pressure.

Venus Opposite Chiron (Venus in Scorpio, 2nd House opposite Chiron in Taurus, 8th House): This Venus–Chiron opposition will occur three times over the next several months due to the retrograde cycle, each pass resurfacing themes of value, self‑worth, insecurity, relational wounds, and intimacy. Each time is an invitation to heal deeper— not by revisiting pain for its own sake, but by understanding how these wounds have shaped your sense of self, worth, and your ability to trust in deep connection. This re‑evaluation may bring up fears of not being enough, not being valued, or losing what matters most to you. Venus rules your 1st and 8th Houses, so this opposition touches your identity, your psychological insecurities, and the relationships that feel most significant or valuable. This is a powerful mirror for healing your sense of self‑worth through intimacy or deep connection — the kind of closeness that asks you to be seen, supported, and accepted in your truth, as you are. The wounds you’re meeting now were learned in this lifetime as protective strategies. They kept you safe when you needed safety. But they can also keep others at a distance, making it harder to experience the depth of connection you crave. Be gentle with yourself. You’re not doing anything wrong — you’re healing patterns that once protected you but now limit your ability to receive love, support, and emotional closeness. This transit helps you soften those defenses and reclaim the parts of yourself that deserve to be valued, cherished, and held.

Uranus Stationing Retrograde (Uranus in Gemini, 9th House): Uranus stations retrograde in your 9th House, beginning a five‑month internal revolution around your beliefs, worldview, life philosophy, higher learning, and the ways you seek meaning. This shift can feel chaotic or restless for a few days as your mind opens to new perspectives or questions old assumptions. You may experience sudden insights or an awakening around your current belief system — realizations that prompt you to reassess what you’ve been holding as truth. The Virgo New Moon supports this process by helping you sort, organize, and discern what is genuinely helpful versus what no longer aligns with your growth. This retrograde may inspire you to adopt a new belief, mindset, or guiding principle that supports your healing and emotional well‑being. It can also help you adjust your routines or daily practices, so they feel more fulfilling, purposeful, and aligned with your evolving inner world. This is not about rushing change — it’s about allowing your worldview to shift in ways that nourish your growth and open new pathways of meaning.

Healing Focus: Your healing focus is reclaiming balance by tending the subconscious patterns that drain you, strengthening your voice in relationships, and choosing authenticity over appeasement. As you honor your needs and creative spark, your connections naturally become more supportive, reciprocal, and aligned. This season asks you to rebuild your self‑worth from the inside out, release people‑pleasing, soften old defenses, and reconnect with the creativity and joy that make you feel most like yourself.

Journal Prompts:

What subconscious pattern or fear quietly drains my energy or keeps me from showing up fully?
What does authentic self‑expression look like for me right now — creatively, emotionally, relationally?
How do I behave when I fear losing connection, and what would a healthier response look like?
Where do I still hold insecurity around intimacy, vulnerability, or being truly seen?
How can I create inner balance that doesn’t depend on external approval or relational stability?

A Practical Step: Choose one small moment each day to practice honest self‑expression — say what you truly feel or need, even gently — and notice how your body responds when you honor your truth instead of defaulting to harmony. Then choose one subconscious pattern, fear, or self‑sabotaging habit you’re aware of, and create a simple daily practice to interrupt it — even a 2‑minute pause, a breath, or a redirect — so you begin replacing it with something supportive, healing, and intentional.

Scorpio

♏ Scorpio Rising

The Virgo New Moon activates your 11th House of Friendships, Community, Social Networks, and Your Soul‑Aligned People

This New Moon is a reset point for your sense of belonging — the space where you connect, contribute, and work collectively together. You’re being asked to refine your community ties, tend to the details of your friendships, and begin a new cycle with intention and discernment. With eclipse season behind you, it’s time to organize, sort, and bring clarity to your social world. What part of your community is ready for refinement? How can you participate or collaborate in ways that feel good and genuinely support others? What collective effort or shared purpose lights you up and reminds you that you’re part of something bigger?

The New Moon Sextile Mars in Cancer (9th House): This supportive aspect gives you the motivation to take action on something you believe in and feel emotionally connected to. Mars in your 9th House of Beliefs wants to expand, explore, and find meaning through shared experiences and deeper connections. The sextile to the New Moon helps you channel that emotional drive into practical action — perhaps joining a new group, sharing your beliefs, traveling with others, or taking a step toward a collective project that inspires you. Mars is also square Saturn in your 6th House, so this motivation may come with sensitivity or require consistent daily effort. But it also provides a clear, grounded direction. Even something simple — like joining a gym with friends or signing up for a group class — can help you feel connected, supported, and aligned with a larger purpose.

Mercury in Libra (12th House): The ruler of this New Moon, Mercury, has just entered Libra, shifting your mental focus toward balance, harmony, and thoughtful inner reflection in your 12th House of the Subconscious. This is a time to refine your inner dialogue, take space for quiet reflection, and gently reassess the self‑sabotaging patterns that interfere with genuine connection. The shadow side can show up as indecision, people‑pleasing, or difficulty holding healthy boundaries with others. With Mercury at the apex of a Yod and part of a Kite formation in your 12th House, you may feel flooded with insights, impressions, and intuitive information—but clear discernment can be challenging. Take your time. Weigh your options. Let your thoughts settle before you decide what truly supports your healing and connection.

The Yod at Work (Chiron Rx in Taurus, 7th House & North Node in Aquarius, 4th House): Mercury sits at the apex of a Yod in your 12th House, asking for adjustment and a shift in perception around your subconscious patterns, self‑sabotaging behaviors, and the inner world that quietly shapes how you relate to others. This is a moment of deep inner refinement — a chance to understand what operates beneath the surface and how it influences your connections. Chiron in your 7th House brings up wounds around partnership, security with others, and the fear of not being met equally. Old relational patterns may resurface, not to destabilize you, but to show you where trust, vulnerability, and emotional reciprocity are ready to be healed. The North Node in your 4th House pulls you toward emotional belonging, safety, and authenticity within your home and foundational relationships. With the North Node in Aquarius, your growth comes from connecting in ways that feel emotionally honest and intellectually stimulating — often through unconventional or unique expressions of family, home, and belonging. Sharing what you’re feeling helps others feel connected and supported, and it deepens trust in ways that strengthen your emotional roots. This configuration asks you to shift your perspective on what you value in relationships, how you fit in, how you trust others with your heart, and what emotional belonging truly means for you. Something is ready to be adjusted in your mindset around partnership and your emotional foundations, helping you build connection that feels both safe and authentic. This can also be healing and focusing on generational wounds, patterns, and habits, that were inherited from childhood.

The Kite Formation (Uranus Rx in Gemini, 8th House & Pluto Rx in Aquarius, 4th House): Mercury in your 12th House is part of a Kite formation with Uranus and Pluto, while opposing Neptune in your 6th House. This pattern brings intuitive breakthroughs and sudden clarity around your emotional connection to vulnerability, signaling an opportunity to transform old dynamics within your relationships and home. At the same time, it can amplify idealization, confusion, and mental overload. The opposition to Neptune in your 6th House can blur discernment around your daily habits, health, and routines—especially how much of yourself you give to others. Placing healthy boundaries and making sure you’re not pouring from an empty cup becomes essential for healing. You may feel torn, mentally scattered, or unsure which thoughts are truly supportive, and which are just adding to the internal noise. That’s okay. You don’t need to react or rush. Take your time. Let the information settle before you decide what to act on. Discernment will come with patience, not force.

Venus Opposite Chiron (Venus in Scorpio, 1st House opposite Chiron in Taurus, 7th House): This Venus–Chiron opposition will occur three times over the next several months due to the retrograde cycle, each pass resurfacing old relational wounds and identity insecurities that are ready to be healed. This re‑evaluation may stir fears of not being enough, not being truly seen, or not being loved or valued for who you are at your core. It’s a powerful mirror for healing self‑worth through both your identity and your partnerships. Venus rules your 12th and 7th Houses, so this opposition touches your subconscious patterns, self‑sabotaging behaviors, and the way you show up in relationships. Be gentle with yourself. These wounds likely formed in childhood as protective strategies — ways you learned to stay safe from hurt or rejection. Now they’re surfacing so you can soften them, heal them, and reclaim the parts of yourself that deserve to be loved openly and fully.

Uranus Stationing Retrograde (Uranus in Gemini, 8th House): Uranus stations retrograde in your 8th House, beginning a five‑month internal revolution around how you connect deeply with others — your vulnerability, intimacy, trust, psychological fears, and your capacity for transformation. Uranus in Gemini wants you to communicate differently, and in the 8th House, this means learning to communicate deeply: exploring why certain fears arise, why intimacy feels risky, and why emotional transparency can feel both liberating and unsettling. This shift can feel anxious or restless for a few days as your inner world stirs. You may receive sudden insights or an awakening around what needs to transform, prompting you to reassess how you communicate in ways that allow for deeper intimacy and emotional honesty. The Virgo New Moon supports this process by helping you organize and sort through mental clutter, refine your inner landscape, and adopt routines that feel emotionally fulfilling and healing. This retrograde is not about forcing vulnerability — it’s about becoming curious about your inner fears, opening space for deeper connection, and allowing transformation to unfold from the inside out. In other words, it all starts with YOU.

Healing Focus: Your healing centers on transforming the deeper emotional patterns that shape your relationships, your sense of safety, and your inner power. As a Scorpio Rising, you’re wired for intensity, depth, and truth — but this season asks you to soften the instinct to protect yourself through control, withdrawal, or emotional armor. You’re learning to trust vulnerability as a strength, to let others in without losing yourself, and to release the old fears that keep you guarded. Healing comes from rebuilding emotional security from the inside out, choosing transparency over suspicion, and allowing intimacy to feel like nourishment rather than threat.

Journal Prompts:

Where am I still protecting myself through emotional armor, and what would it feel like to soften just a little?
What fear arises when I imagine letting someone see the real me — and what does that fear want me to understand?
What old wound around trust or betrayal still shapes how I show up in relationships?
How do I behave when I fear losing control, and what would a healthier response look like?
How can I allow vulnerability to be a bridge rather than a threat?

A Practical Step: Choose one moment each day to practice soft vulnerability — share a small truth, name a feeling, or let someone in just a little — and notice how your body responds when you allow connection without trying to control the outcome.

Sagittarius

♐ Sagittarius Rising

The Virgo New Moon activates your 10th House of Career, Legacy, Public Image, and Life Direction.

This New Moon is your reset point for your purpose — the place where your ambition meets the world, where your legacy is shaped, and where your public role takes form. With Virgo ruling your 10th House, this lunation asks you to refine your career path, tend to the details of your professional life, and begin a new cycle with intention, clarity, and grounded strategy. The chaos of eclipse season is behind you, and now it’s time to organize, sort, and bring order to your direction. Virgo wants precision, alignment, and integrity — not perfection, but intentionality. This is the moment to ask yourself: What aspect of your career or public identity is ready for refinement? How do you want to show up in the world in a way that feels authentic and sustainable? What goal or achievement feels meaningful to pursue next? This New Moon is not just about career — it’s about aligning your outer life with your inner truth. It’s about choosing the path that reflects your values, your growth, and the future you’re ready to build.

The New Moon Sextile Mars in Cancer (8th House): This supportive aspect gives you the motivation to take action on something emotionally meaningful. Mars in your 8th House of Transformation wants depth, honesty, and empowerment — it pushes you to merge more fully with your purpose, your inner truth, and the people who matter. The sextile to the New Moon helps you channel that emotional drive into practical action, perhaps making a career move that supports your emotional growth, stepping into a role that feels more aligned, or sharing your gifts in a deeper, more impactful way. Mars is also square Saturn in your 5th House, so this motivation may come with sensitivity or require creative effort. But it also provides a solid, grounded direction. You’re being asked to take a step that feels both purposeful and emotionally resonant — something that strengthens your confidence, your creativity, and your sense of empowerment in the world.

Mercury in Libra (11th House): The ruler of this New Moon, Mercury, has just entered Libra, shifting your mental focus toward balance, fairness, and thoughtful collaboration in your 11th House of Community, Friends, and Social Connections. This is a time to refine your role within groups, clarify how you participate, and bring more harmony and intentionality to your social circles and collective efforts. The shadow side can show up as indecision or avoiding necessary truths because you don’t want to disrupt the peace. With Mercury at the apex of a Yod in the 11th and part of a Kite formation, you may feel flooded with ideas, invitations, and social input—but clear discernment can be challenging. Take your time. Weigh your options. Let conversations and insights settle before you decide what truly supports your long‑term connections and your sense of belonging.

The Yod at Work (Chiron Rx in Taurus, 6th House & North Node in Aquarius, 3rd House): Mercury sits at the apex (top) of a Yod in your 11th House, asking for adjustment and mental flexibility around how you show up within community, friendships, and social groups. This is a moment of recalibration — refining how you participate, collaborate, and contribute to the people and spaces that matter to you. Chiron in your 6th House brings up wounds around overextending yourself, struggling to balance your daily routines, or feeling responsible for everyone else’s needs. Old patterns of doing too much, sacrificing your well‑being, or trying to “earn” belonging through effort may surface now, not to overwhelm you, but to show you what’s ready to heal. The North Node in your 3rd House pulls you toward authentic communication, meaningful participation, and using your voice to make a difference. Your growth comes from speaking your truth, sharing your ideas, and engaging with like‑minded people in ways that feel energizing and supportive. Your voice matters. What you offer matters. You grow when you allow yourself to be heard. With the North Node in Aquarius in your 3rd House, your destined path involves sharing your thoughts, perspectives, and lived experiences with others — letting people see how your mind works, what you care about, and what you’re feeling. When you do, you naturally attract the people who resonate with you and feel connected to your authenticity and purpose. Something is ready to be adjusted in your mindset around your involvement in community and the way you communicate. This Yod invites you to refine how you show up, how you share your voice, and how you balance contribution with self‑care, so your connections feel both meaningful and sustainable.

The Kite Formation (Uranus Rx in Gemini, 7th House & Pluto Rx in Aquarius, 3rd House): Mercury in your 11th House is also part of a Kite formation with Uranus and Pluto, while opposing Neptune in your 5th House. This pattern can bring intuitive breakthroughs and sudden clarity about how you connect with others, highlighting the importance of sharing your authentic, creative self within your relationships and communities. You’re being invited to fully show up—unfiltered, inspired, and real. At the same time, this energy can stir confusion, idealization, and being able to balance true participation with others. The opposition to Neptune in your 5th House can blur discernment around how you express yourself authentically. You might feel an overabundance of bold, passionate energy that’s hard to contain when you’re lit up or inspired, and others may sometimes feel intimidated by the intensity of your enthusiasm. You may find yourself torn, mentally scattered, or unsure which thoughts actually support connection, and which ones create more distance from the very closeness you’re seeking. That’s okay. You don’t need to react or rush. Take your time. Let the insights and emotions settle before deciding what to act on. Discernment will come with patience, not force.

Venus Opposite Chiron (Venus in Scorpio, 12th House opposite Chiron in Taurus, 6th House): This Venus–Chiron opposition will occur three times over the next several months due to the retrograde cycle, each pass resurfacing old relational wounds, insecurities, self‑sabotaging patterns, and subconscious fears that are ready to be healed. Because Chiron sits in your 6th House, these triggers may show up in your daily life — through the people who need your help, the responsibilities you carry, or the ways you offer support and service to others. If you don’t know how to balance or manage how much of yourself you give, this can feel overwhelming. This re‑evaluation highlights fears of not being valued, not being enough, or giving too much without reciprocity. It’s a powerful mirror for healing self‑worth wounds around what you offer, how you show up for others, and how you balance your inner world with your outer responsibilities. You’re learning to give from a full cup, not a depleted one — and to recognize when your generosity becomes self‑sacrifice. Venus rules your 11th and 6th Houses, so this opposition touches both your community connections and your daily habits. It asks you to refine how you participate, how you support others, and how you care for yourself in the process. Be gentle with yourself. These patterns were learned early — ways you tried to feel needed, valued, or desired. Now they’re surfacing so you can soften them, heal them, and create healthier rhythms of giving, receiving, and belonging.

Uranus Stationing Retrograde (Uranus in Gemini, 7th House): Uranus stations retrograde in your 7th House, beginning a five‑month internal revolution around how you connect, communicate, and show up in partnerships and relationships. This shift can feel chaotic or restless for a few days as your relational patterns stir and your nervous system becomes more alert to what needs changed. You may receive sudden insights or an awakening around how you speak your mind with others — what feels authentic, what feels outdated, and what needs to be expressed differently. Uranus wants liberation, honesty, and freedom, especially in the way you communicate with the people closest to you. Being able to express your most authentic self is hugely important in your relationships because it allows you a deeper connection. The Virgo New Moon supports this process by helping you organize and sort through mental clutter, refine your thoughts, and bring clarity to what you’re feeling and what you value in relationships. It also helps you adapt to new relational routines or communication habits that feel emotionally fulfilling and more aligned with who you’re becoming. This retrograde isn’t about disrupting your relationships so much as it’s about freeing you from old communication patterns that limit intimacy, connection, or authenticity. It’s an invitation to speak from your truth, listen with curiosity, and build partnerships that feel alive, honest, and mutually supportive.

Healing Focus: Your healing centers on aligning your outer direction with your inner truth. As a Sagittarius, you’re wired for exploration, meaning, and possibility — but this season asks you to refine your path, ground your vision, and bring intention to the way you move through the world. You’re learning that freedom doesn’t come from running; it comes from choosing what genuinely supports your growth. Healing comes from slowing down enough to notice what drains you, what inspires you, and what feels aligned with your purpose. You’re being asked to release the habits of over‑giving, over‑committing, or scattering your energy across too many directions. Instead, you’re stepping into a more discerning version of yourself — one who knows where to invest time, who to collaborate with, and what dreams are worth building. This is a season of refining your voice, your connections, and your career path so they reflect who you’re becoming, not who you used to be. You heal by choosing authenticity over obligation, clarity over chaos, and meaningful contribution over constant motion.

Journal Prompts:

Where am I being asked to refine my direction rather than expand it?
How do I know when I’m giving too much of myself in relationships or community spaces?
What part of my identity feels ready to be expressed more boldly and creatively?
What responsibilities or habits drain my energy, and what would shift if I released them?
How do I want to show up in my friendships, collaborations, and communities moving forward?

A Practical Step: Choose one daily boundary that protects your energy — a limit on how much you give, how much you say yes, or how much you take on — and practice honoring it consistently for one week. Notice how your clarity, confidence, and emotional balance shift when you protect your inner fire.

Capricorn

♑ Capricorn Rising

The Virgo New Moon activates your 9th House of Beliefs, Travel, Finding Meaning, Higher Learning, and Life Philosophy.

This New Moon activates your 9th House of Beliefs, Higher Learning, Meaning, Travel, and Life Philosophy — the part of your chart that shapes your worldview and fuels your long‑term direction. This is your reset point for your truth. The beliefs that guide you, the horizons that call you, the meaning you make of your life — all of it is ready for refinement. With Virgo’s influence, you’re being asked to sort, organize, and bring clarity to the ideas and philosophies that quietly (and powerfully) drive your ambition. As a Capricorn, your belief system is the engine behind everything you build. It determines the goals you set, the heights you reach, the discipline you maintain, and the legacy you pursue. When your beliefs are aligned, your work becomes purposeful. When they’re outdated or limiting, they quietly sabotage your momentum. This New Moon asks: What belief is ready for refinement? Which philosophies support your growth — and which ones keep you small? How does your worldview help or hinder the goals you’re working toward? The chaos of eclipse season is behind you. Now it’s time to bring order to your inner compass so your outer achievements reflect your deepest truth.

The New Moon Sextile Mars in Cancer (7th House): This supportive aspect gives you motivation to take action on something emotionally meaningful. Mars in your 7th House of Partnership wants connection, movement, and honesty — it pushes you to assert yourself in relationships, initiate conversations, and take action that strengthens the bonds you care about. The sextile to the New Moon helps you channel this emotional drive into practical steps. You may feel ready to have an important conversation with a partner, clarify expectations, or take a new step toward a shared goal. This is a moment where emotional truth and practical intention meet, helping you build relationships that feel grounded, supportive, and aligned with your belief and values. Mars is also square Saturn in your 4th House, so this motivation may come with sensitivity or require emotional effort. Old patterns around security, family conditioning, or emotional self‑protection may surface. But this tension also provides a solid direction — guiding you toward relational choices that feel mature, intentional, and rooted in your deeper needs. This aspect supports you in showing up with clarity, courage, and emotional presence, strengthening the partnerships that matter most.

Mercury in Libra (10th House): The ruler of this New Moon, Mercury, has just entered Libra, shifting your mental focus toward balance, fairness, and thoughtful decision‑making in your 10th House of Career, Aspirations, Goals, and Public Image. This is a time to refine how you communicate with the world—how you speak about your work, present yourself professionally, and make choices that shape your reputation and direction. The shadow side can show up as indecision or avoiding necessary truths just to keep the peace. With Mercury at the apex (top) of a Yod in your 10th House and part of a Kite formation, you may feel flooded with input, ideas, and possibilities, making clear discernment more challenging. Take your time. Weigh your options. Let conversations, insights, and opportunities settle before you decide what truly supports your long‑term path and the kind of legacy you want to build.

The Yod at Work (Chiron Rx in Taurus, 5th House & North Node in Aquarius, 2nd House): Mercury sits at the apex (top) of a Yod in your 10th House, asking for adjustment and mental flexibility around your career, reputation, public role, and the way you communicate with the world. This is a moment of recalibration — refining how you show up, how you speak about your work, and how you allow your purpose to be seen. Chiron in your 5th House brings up wounds around being witnessed, your creativity, joy, passion, and self‑expression. Old fears of being judged, misunderstood, or not “good enough” may surface. You may feel hesitant to share your ideas or talents, even when they’re exactly what your path is asking for. These wounds aren’t here to discourage you — they’re surfacing so you can reclaim the parts of yourself that bring genuine joy and vitality. The North Node in your 2nd House pulls you toward your unique value system, your self‑worth, and the recognition of what you truly offer. Your destined growth lies in believing in your value, trusting your gifts, and understanding that you belong exactly as you are. When you share your creativity, your ideas, and your authentic voice, you naturally attract the people who resonate with you — your soul‑tribe, your supporters, your collaborators. This configuration asks you to shift your perspective on what you value when others accept you for YOU. It invites you to showcase your creativity, joy, and passions, and to express yourself authentically without shrinking or self‑editing. Those who are meant for you will understand you — but you must first believe that your people are waiting for you to show up. Your destined growth with the North Node in Aquarius is healing your self‑worth, recognizing that you have true value to share, and releasing the belief that you must isolate yourself to stay safe. Sharing what you have to offer helps you feel connected and supported — and it also helps others who feel alone or unseen. Your bravery becomes their permission. Your mindset is ready to shift toward your purpose, your offerings, and how you show up in the world. It all begins with believing in yourself and the worth of what you bring.

The Kite Formation (Uranus Rx in Gemini, 6th House & Pluto Rx in Aquarius, 2nd House): Mercury in your 10th House is also part of a Kite formation with Uranus and Pluto, while opposing Neptune in your 4th House. This pattern can bring intuitive breakthroughs and sudden clarity around your daily routines, health, public image, the value you offer, and how you show up in the world. You may suddenly see which habits, roles, or commitments truly align with your values—and which ones don’t. At the same time, this energy can stir anxiety, worry, and a sense of overwhelm. The opposition to Neptune in your 4th House can blur discernment around what feels emotionally safe, which parts of you are ready to be seen, and which old patterns still shape how you protect yourself. This is deeply tied to healing your emotional foundations and the stories you learned at a young age about being visible, successful, or “enough.” If those patterns are now hindering your progress toward who you want to be and what you want to accomplish, this configuration invites you to be brave and consider a new way or adapt to a new belief. You may feel torn, mentally scattered, or unsure of what to do next. That’s okay. You don’t need to react or rush. Take your time. Let the insights, emotions, and information settle before you decide what to act on. Discernment will come with patience, not force—and your courage will pay off when you take aligned, intentional steps toward the life and identity you’re ready to claim.

Venus Opposite Chiron (Venus in Scorpio, 11th House opposite Chiron in Taurus, 5th House): This Venus–Chiron opposition will occur three times over the next several months due to the retrograde cycle, each pass resurfacing deep wounds around how you share yourself with others, your sense of belonging, and your ability to express your authentic joy, creativity, and passions. These themes may be triggered through friendships, community spaces, or moments where you’re invited to show more of who you are. This re‑evaluation highlights fears of not being seen, being misunderstood, not being valued for your true self, or feeling insecure about your creative gifts. You may notice old patterns of holding back, dimming your light, or questioning whether people appreciate what you bring. These patterns aren’t emerging to discourage you — they’re surfacing so you can heal them. This is a powerful mirror for healing self‑worth wounds through your community connections and your creative life. Venus rules your 10th and 5th Houses, so this opposition touches both your career and your self‑expression — the passion behind what you do, the joy that fuels your work, and the creativity that shapes your public identity. Be gentle with yourself. These wounds were learned early, often as protective strategies. Now they’re being illuminated so you can soften them, reclaim your joy, and allow yourself to be seen in ways that feel safe, true, and empowering. You’re learning that your presence matters, your creativity matters, and your authentic self is worthy of belonging — exactly as you are.

Uranus Stationing Retrograde (Uranus in Gemini, 6th House): Uranus stations retrograde in your 6th House, beginning a five‑month internal revolution around your daily routines, health, work rhythms, and the way you structure your time. This shift can feel chaotic or restless for a few days as your nervous system becomes more aware of what isn’t working and what needs to change. You may receive sudden insights or an awakening around how you think, organize your days, or approach your responsibilities. Something about your routine may no longer fit who you’re becoming, and Uranus is nudging you to reassess. This isn’t about disruption for the sake of disruption — it’s about freeing you from habits, patterns, or obligations that drain your energy or limit your growth. The Virgo New Moon supports this process by helping you sort through mental clutter, refine your priorities and beliefs, and bring clarity to what feels emotionally fulfilling. It encourages you to create a routine that supports your well‑being, your productivity, and your sense of purpose. This retrograde invites you to experiment, adjust, and innovate. Small changes can lead to big breakthroughs. You’re being guided toward a daily life that feels more aligned, more intentional, and more supportive of the person you’re becoming.

Healing Focus: You’re healing the inner beliefs that shape your outer success. This season asks you to soften old self‑protective patterns, reconnect with your creativity, and trust your inherent worth. When your inner narrative aligns with your truth, your work, your voice, and your purpose managing life becomes lighter and more authentic. You’re learning that you don’t have to earn belonging — you already deserve it.

Journal Prompts:

Where do I still equate my worth with productivity or achievement, and how is that shaping my choices?
What part of my creativity or self‑expression have I been protecting, and what would it feel like to share it more openly?
What emotional pattern from my early life still influences how safe I feel being seen?
What does belonging mean to me now, and how do I recognize the people who truly see me?
What small shift in my daily routine would support my well‑being and sense of purpose?

A Practical Step: Choose one small, meaningful action that reinforces your worth — and practice it daily for one week. This could be setting a boundary, sharing a creative idea, asking for support, or giving yourself permission to rest. The goal is consistency, not intensity. Each time you honor this action, you strengthen the belief that your value doesn’t come from productivity or perfection — it comes from showing up as your true self.

Aquarius

♒ Aquarius Rising

The Virgo New Moon activates your 8th House of Deep Connection, Shared Resources, Intimacy, Vulnerability, Transformation, and Psychological Fears.

The Virgo New Moon activates your 8th House of Deep Connection, Shared Resources, Intimacy, Vulnerability, Transformation, and Psychological Fears — the part of your chart that holds what you keep hidden, what you selectively share with others, and what you’re ready to transform. This New Moon is your reset point for your inner shadows and deeper emotional truth. It invites you to refine your relationship to intimacy, to look closely at the places where you deeply connect with others, and to bring clarity to the fears that shape how you allow yourself to connect. Virgo’s influence helps you organize, sort, and bring order to the emotional terrain you usually keep private. You’re being asked to examine the patterns that make you pull back, protect yourself, or stay hidden. Are you afraid of being vulnerable with the people who matter? Where do you hold part of yourself back, fearing deeper connection? What fear is ready to be faced, softened, or refined. The chaos of eclipse season is behind you. Now the work is quieter, deeper, and more intentional. This New Moon supports you in healing the emotional blocks that limit intimacy, transforming old fears, and choosing connection that feels safe, honest, and aligned with who you’re becoming. You’re learning that vulnerability isn’t weakness — it’s the doorway to the depth, trust, and emotional fulfillment you crave.

The New Moon Sextile Mars in Cancer (6th House): This supportive aspect gives you motivation to take action on something emotionally meaningful. Mars in your 6th House of Daily Routines and Health wants movement, order, and intentional effort — it pushes you to take action that supports your well‑being, your healing, and the structure of your everyday life. The sextile to the New Moon helps you channel this emotional drive into practical steps. You may feel ready to adjust a habit, refine your routine, or make a change that supports your deeper transformation. Even small shifts — choosing a healthier pattern, reorganizing your time, tending to your body, or committing to a healing practice — can create meaningful momentum. Mars is also square Saturn in your 3rd House, so this motivation may come with sensitivity or require effort in communicating how you feel. You may need to articulate boundaries, express your needs, or speak honestly about what supports your emotional and physical health. While this tension can feel heavy, it also provides a clear direction: your healing deepens when your daily life reflects your truth. This aspect supports you in taking grounded, intentional action that strengthens your inner transformation and helps you show up with more clarity, vitality, and emotional presence.

Mercury in Libra (9th House): The ruler of this New Moon, Mercury, has just entered Libra, shifting your mental focus toward balance, meaning, and your life philosophy in your 9th House of Beliefs. This is a time to refine what you believe, how you make sense of your experiences, and how your worldview shapes the way you show up in the world. You’re being invited to examine which beliefs truly support your growth and which ones you hold onto just to feel safe. The shadow side can show up as indecision or avoiding necessary truths—especially if they challenge your current perspective or disrupt the way you’ve always seen things. With Mercury at the apex (top) of a Yod in your 9th House and part of a Kite formation, you’re receiving a lot of information, insights, and intuitive nudges. Discernment, however, may feel difficult at first. Take your time. Weigh your options. Let new ideas and realizations settle before you decide what to integrate into your belief system. Clarity will come through patience, not pressure.

The Yod at Work (Chiron Rx in Taurus, 4th House & North Node in Aquarius, 1st House): Mercury sits at the apex (top) of a Yod in your 9th House, asking for adjustment and mental flexibility around your beliefs, worldview, and the meaning you assign to your experiences. Something in your perspective is ready to shift — not through force, but through honest reflection on what truly supports your growth. Chiron in your 4th House brings up wounds around home, family, and emotional foundations. This can include early experiences that shaped how safe you feel sharing your feelings, expressing your needs, or letting others see your vulnerability. Old patterns of emotional self‑protection may surface now, especially if they limit how openly you connect. The North Node in your 1st House pulls you toward authentic identity — toward expressing who you are, what you think, and what you feel without shrinking or self‑editing. Your destined growth lies in showing up as yourself, even when it feels tender or unfamiliar. This configuration asks you to shift your perspective on what you value in emotional connection and how you share what matters to you. When you express your truth, you create space for deeper intimacy, clearer communication, and relationships that feel aligned with your identity. Your growth with the North Node in Aquarius is learning to share yourself — your thoughts, your feelings, your ideas — in ways that help you feel connected and supported. Your authenticity becomes a bridge for others, helping them feel less alone. Your bravery heals you, and it also helps others feel seen. Your mindset around your beliefs, your sense of self, and the way you emotionally connect with others is being asked to evolve with this Yod.

The Kite Formation (Uranus Rx in Gemini, 5th House & Pluto Rx in Aquarius, 1st House): Mercury in your 9th House is also part of a Kite formation with Uranus and Pluto, while opposing Neptune in your 3rd House. This pattern can bring intuitive breakthroughs and sudden clarity around your creativity, self‑expression, passions, and identity. You may get a glimpse of new ways of being, sharing your voice, or living in alignment with what truly lights you up. At the same time, this energy can create confusion and mental overload. The opposition to Neptune in your 3rd House can blur discernment around how you communicate and which thoughts are actually helpful. You may feel mentally scattered, torn between different ideas, or unsure which inner voices to trust. That’s okay. You don’t need to react or rush. Take your time. Let the insights, emotions, and information settle before you decide what to act on. Discernment will come with patience, not force—and the clarity you’re seeking will emerge as you gently sort through what feels true for your mind, heart, and identity.

Venus Opposite Chiron (Venus in Scorpio, 10th House opposite Chiron in Taurus, 4th House): This Venus–Chiron opposition will occur three times over the next several months due to the retrograde cycle, each pass resurfacing deep emotions around how you show up in the world, how secure you feel in yourself, and the early wounds that have shaped your sense of worth. These themes are rising to the surface so they can be healed, not repeated. This re‑evaluation highlights fears of not feeling supported or accepted, not having a solid foundation, or not trusting that you’re safe to be seen as you truly are. You may notice old patterns around emotional self‑protection, especially those learned in childhood, influencing how confidently you step into your public role or how you navigate your achievements. This is a powerful mirror for healing self‑worth wounds through your career, your accomplishments, and your home or emotional foundations. Venus rules your 9th and 4th Houses, so this opposition touches both your beliefs and your inner emotional landscape — the stories you tell yourself about belonging, safety, and what you deserve. Be gentle with yourself. These wounds were learned young, often as a way to stay safe. Now they’re being illuminated so you can soften them, rebuild your foundation, and show up in the world with more confidence, authenticity, and emotional grounding.

Uranus Stationing Retrograde (Uranus in Gemini, 5th House): Uranus stations retrograde in your 5th House, beginning a five‑month internal revolution around creativity, joy, passion, romance, and self‑expression. This shift can feel chaotic or restless for a few days as your inner world becomes more aware of what feels stale, limiting, or no longer aligned with who you’re becoming. You may receive sudden insights or an awakening around how you express yourself creatively or emotionally. Something about your joy, your passions, or the way you share your authentic spark may be ready to change — not through pressure, but through honest recognition of what feels alive versus what feels outdated. The Virgo New Moon supports this process by helping you sort through mental clutter, refine your focus, and bring clarity to what feels emotionally fulfilling. It encourages you to create space for creativity, play, and self‑expression that feels genuine and nourishing. This retrograde invites experimentation and gentle shifts. Small changes in how you create, connect, or express yourself can lead to meaningful breakthroughs. You’re being guided toward a version of joy and self‑expression that feels more authentic, more liberated, and more aligned with your true identity.

Healing Focus: You’re healing the deeper emotional patterns that shape how authentically you show up. This season asks you to soften old fears around vulnerability, reconnect with your inner truth, and trust that sharing your real thoughts and feelings strengthens your relationships rather than threatens them. When your inner foundation feels safe, your identity becomes clearer, your voice becomes steadier, and connection becomes easier. You’re learning that being fully yourself is essential to your growth.

Journal Prompts:

What does emotional safety mean to me now, and how can I create it from within rather than relying on others?
In what situations do I detach or distance myself, and what deeper need is actually asking for attention?
What part of my identity feels ready to be expressed more openly, even if it feels unfamiliar or tender?
What belief about vulnerability or intimacy is limiting my growth, and what new belief feels more supportive?
Where do I crave deeper connection, and what small step could help me move toward it?

A Practical Step: Choose one moment each day to share something real — a feeling, a thought, or a truth — with someone you trust. It doesn’t need to be big or dramatic. It can be a small admission, a gentle boundary, or a simple expression of what’s on your heart. The goal is to practice being seen in a way that feels safe and authentic. Each time you do this, you strengthen your inner foundation, soften old fears around vulnerability, and move closer to the version of yourself who connects with clarity, honesty, and emotional presence.

Pisces

♓ Pisces Rising

The Virgo New Moon activates your 7th House of Partnership, Marriage, Contracts, and Significant Others.

The Virgo New Moon activates your 7th House of Partnership, Marriage, Contracts, and Significant Others — the part of your chart where you meet your mirrors, form agreements, and build your closest bonds. This New Moon is your relational reset point. It invites you to refine your partnerships, tend to the details of your connections, and begin a new cycle with intention and clarity. With eclipse season behind you, the energy shifts from chaos to organization — helping you sort through what supports you, what drains you, and what needs adjustment in your relational life. You’re being asked to look closely at how you show up with others: What aspect of your partnerships is ready for refinement? What truly matters to you in relationships? How can you connect in deeper, more supportive ways? Where can you offer care, presence, or collaboration that feels aligned rather than self‑sacrificing? Virgo helps you bring order to the emotional and practical dynamics of your relationships. This is a moment to clarify expectations, strengthen communication, and choose connections that honor both your sensitivity and your boundaries. You’re entering a new relational chapter — one built on intention, reciprocity, and emotional honesty.

The New Moon Sextile Mars in Cancer (5th House): This supportive aspect gives you motivation to take action on something emotionally meaningful. Mars in your 5th House of Creativity, Joy, Romance, and Self‑Expression wants to move, express, create, and take heartfelt risks. It stirs passion, playfulness, and the desire to show up more fully in your relationships. The sextile to the New Moon helps you channel this emotional drive into practical action — perhaps bringing more warmth or creativity into your partnerships, initiating a heartfelt conversation, or taking a creative risk with someone you care about. You may feel inspired to express yourself more openly or to bring more joy and authenticity into your relational dynamics. Mars is also square Saturn in your 2nd House, so this motivation may come with sensitivity or require effort around self‑worth, security, or feeling confident enough to take the leap. Even so, this tension provides a clear direction: your relationships deepen when you honor what feels meaningful and express yourself with sincerity. This aspect supports you in taking grounded, emotionally aligned action that strengthens both your creativity and your connections.

Mercury in Libra (8th House): The ruler of this New Moon, Mercury, has just entered Libra, shifting your mental focus toward balance, honesty, and deeper emotional connection in your 8th House of Shared Resources, Intimacy, Deep Bonds, and Transformation. This is a time for refining how you communicate in your closest relationships, especially around vulnerable topics, shared responsibilities, and emotional truth. You’re being invited to have thoughtful, heart‑centered conversations that deepen trust rather than skim the surface. The shadow, however, can show up as indecision or avoiding depth—pulling back from intimacy out of fear of being seen too clearly or feeling too exposed. With Mercury at the apex (top) of a Yod in your 8th House and part of a Kite formation, you’re receiving a lot of information, insights, and emotional signals. Discernment may feel challenging at first. Take your time. Weigh your options. Let conversations unfold slowly and give yourself space to feel into what is true for you before you respond or decide. Clarity will come through patience, not pressure.

The Yod at Work (Chiron Rx in Taurus, 3rd House & North Node in Aquarius, 12th House): Mercury sits at the apex of a Yod in your 8th House, requiring adjustment and mental flexibility around your intimacy and shared resources. Chiron in your 3rd House brings up wounds around communication and being heard. The North Node in your 12th House pulls you toward authentic inner work and spiritual connection. This configuration asks you to shift your perspective on what you value in communication and intimacy. Remember you don’t have to go through hardships alone! Our destined growth is sharing what we are feeling, and while doing so, it helps us feel connected and supported. Something is ready to be adjusted in your mindset toward your partnerships and your inner world.

The Kite Formation (Uranus Rx in Gemini, 4th House & Pluto Rx in Aquarius, 12th House): Mercury in your 8th House is also part of a Kite formation with Uranus and Pluto, while opposing Neptune in your 2nd House. This pattern can bring intuitive breakthroughs and sudden clarity around your emotional world, home, family, and inner sanctuary—but it can also stir anxiety and mental overload as a lot rises to the surface at once. The opposition to Neptune in your 2nd House can blur discernment around your values, what you offer, and your sense of self‑worth. You may feel torn, mentally scattered, or unsure which thoughts are truly helpful, and which are simply adding more noise. That’s okay. You don’t need to react or rush. Give yourself time. Let the insights, emotions, and information settle before deciding what to act on. Discernment will come with patience, not force—and the clarity you’re seeking will emerge as you gently sort through what feels true, supportive, and aligned with your heart.

Venus Opposite Chiron (Venus in Scorpio, 9th House opposite Chiron in Taurus, 3rd House): This Venus–Chiron opposition will occur three times over the next several months due to the retrograde cycle, each pass resurfacing old wounds around your beliefs, your communication style, and the way you think or express yourself. These issues are rising to the surface so they can be healed, not repeated. This re‑evaluation highlights fears of not being heard, being misunderstood, or not being valued for what you say. You may notice moments where your voice feels shaky, where you second‑guess your thoughts, or where you hold back out of fear that your truth won’t land well. These are early wounds resurfacing — patterns learned young that shaped how safe you feel speaking openly or sharing your inner world. This is a powerful mirror for healing self‑worth through your beliefs and communication. Difficult but necessary conversations can be deeply healing now, especially when you allow yourself to speak with honesty and emotional presence rather than perfection. Venus rules your 3rd and 8th Houses, so this opposition touches both your thoughts and communication, and the deeper emotional layers that influence how safe you feel connecting intimately with others. You’re learning to trust your voice, honor your truth, and communicate in ways that feel grounded, clear, and authentic. Be gentle with yourself. You are healing patterns formed early in life — and each moment of honest expression becomes part of your transformation.

Uranus Stationing Retrograde (Uranus in Gemini, 4th House): Uranus stations retrograde in your 4th House, beginning a five‑month internal revolution around home, family, roots, and your emotional foundations. This shift can feel chaotic or restless for a few days as your inner world becomes more aware of what feels unstable, outdated, or ready for change. You may receive sudden insights or an awakening around your emotional base — how you nurture yourself, how you feel at home in your body, or what “home” truly means to you now. Something in your foundation is asking to be reassessed, not because it’s broken, but because you’re outgrowing an old emotional pattern or structure. The Virgo New Moon supports this process by helping you sort through mental clutter, organize your inner world, and bring clarity to what feels emotionally fulfilling. It encourages you to create routines, habits, and relational dynamics that help you feel grounded and safe enough to connect deeply with others. This retrograde invites gentle shifts in how you care for yourself, how you relate to family, and how you build emotional security. Small changes in your environment or inner landscape can lead to meaningful breakthroughs. You’re being guided toward a version of home — both internally and externally — that feels more authentic, stable, and nourishing.

Healing Focus: Your healing this season centers on creating clarity, safety, and emotional honesty in your relationships. The Virgo New Moon in your 7th House asks you to refine how you show up with others — not by over‑giving or merging, but by bringing intention, boundaries, and thoughtful presence into your partnerships. You’re learning to communicate your needs clearly, to trust your intuition without assuming others can read your mind, and to build connections that feel reciprocal, grounded, and emotionally nourishing. As you organize your relational world, you strengthen your inner foundation and make space for partnerships that honor both your sensitivity and your truth.

Journal Prompts:

Where in my relationships do I feel the need for more clarity, structure, or mutual understanding?
How do I show up for others, and how do I want others to show up for me?
What fears arise when I think about expressing my needs directly, and where did those fears begin?
Which relationships feel reciprocal and nourishing, and which ones feel draining or unclear?
What version of partnership am I ready to grow into, and what habits or beliefs need to shift to support that?

A Practical Step: Choose one relationship in your life and make a small, intentional adjustment that brings more clarity or balance. This could be expressing a need, having an important deep conversation, clarifying an expectation, offering support in a way that feels aligned, or gently naming a boundary. Keep it simple and doable — one shift, one conversation, one moment of honesty. The goal isn’t perfection. It’s practicing relational clarity in a way that feels grounded, safe, and true to you. Each small refinement strengthens your partnerships and helps you build connections that honor both your sensitivity and your sovereignty.

The Virgo New Moon Conclusion

The Virgo New Moon arrives on an energetically complex day—layered with multiple shifts, activations, and beginnings all happening at once. Venus enters Scorpio, Mercury enters Libra, Venus opposes Chiron, Uranus stations retrograde in Gemini, and we close eclipse season with a fresh lunar cycle.

This day asks us to hold many things at once: the desire for depth and intimacy, the need for balance and harmony, the confrontation of old wounds, the mental restlessness of a shifting mind, and the quiet invitation to begin again with clarity and order.

And yet, at the center of all this movement is the Virgo New Moon—the anchor that helps us organize, sort, and bring order to whatever feels messy or overwhelming.

Virgo energy is not about perfection. It is about refinement. It is about tending to the details that matter, creating systems that support us, and showing up with intention—even when the path forward is still taking shape. This New Moon reminds us that we don’t need to have everything figured out today. We don’t need to make big decisions or force clarity. We need to listen, observe, and allow insights to land so we can process or assess what needs to happen next.

Venus in Scorpio begins a long emotional and relational review—one that will unfold over the coming months, asking us to go deeper into how we connect, how we trust, and how we protect ourselves. Mercury in Libra shifts our mental focus toward balance, diplomacy, and thoughtful communication. Venus opposite Chiron brings old wounds to the surface—not to hurt us, but to heal us at the root. Uranus stationing retrograde begins a five-month internal revolution around how we think, speak, and connect. And the Virgo New Moon gives us the gift of organization—the ability to sort through the chaos and find the signal in the noise.

We are entering a new relational and psychological chapter—one that will unfold slowly, honestly, and with profound meaning.

The invitation of this New Moon is to trust the process. To trust the timing. To trust what is being revealed—even when it feels messy or unclear. We are not meant to have all the answers today. We are meant to listen, to observe, and to allow the insights to land.

We don’t need to make big decisions today. We need to tend to the details that matter, create systems that support us, and begin a new cycle with intention.

This is a moment of deep recalibration—a chance to align with our higher purpose and step into a new chapter with clarity, courage, and authenticity.

Trust the process. Trust the timing. Trust what is being revealed.

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What Does This Virgo New Moon Hold for Your Zodiac? An energetic breakdown with insights, and healing tailored to your specific sign.

Virgo New Moon –11:26pm (EDT), September 10th, 2026 @ 18°25′ degrees

The Virgo New Moon

Organizing the Chaos & Beginning Anew

Venus Enters Scorpio: The Deep Work of Relationship Begins

Venus Opposite Chiron: The Wound Is Mirrored

Mercury Enters Libra: Graceful Communication

Mercury: The Yod and the Kite — Insights and Overload

Uranus Stations Retrograde in Gemini: The Mental Revolution

What This Day Feels Like

Positive Expressions of This Energy

Shadow Expressions to Watch For

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🌟 The Virgo New Moon on September 10th, 2026What it Means for Your Zodiac Sign

Aries

♈ Aries Rising

Taurus

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Gemini

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Cancer

♋ Cancer Rising

Leo

♌ Leo Rising

Virgo

♍ Virgo Rising

Libra

♎ Libra Rising

Scorpio

♏ Scorpio Rising

Sagittarius

♐ Sagittarius Rising

Capricorn

♑ Capricorn Rising

Aquarius

♒ Aquarius Rising

Pisces

♓ Pisces Rising

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