4/6 Virgo, Gemini, Sagittarius: the other three who will be watching
Virgo experiences this eclipse head-on, with the Sun and Mercury occupying
its sign. Astrologers see it as a time for truths to be spoken aloud, after a summer spent silently observing everything. Enough to keep you up late into the night mulling over a major back-to-school sorting .
Gemini follows, due to a more technical aspect. Uranus , the planet of the unexpected, is transiting their sign and forming an exact square with the eclipse. Practitioners translate this as: news arriving without warning, plans changing—and fragmented sleep.
Sagittarius completes the quartet , and not just as a minor player. In this square configuration, astrologers describe it as the point that receives all the accumulated pressure . Torn between wanderlust and the obligations of returning to routine, it might well see 6:12 with its eyes wide open.
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5/6 Set your alarm for 5:45 am: the show is worth the shortened night.
Astrology aside, no one should sleep in tonight.
Good news compared to August 12th: no protection is necessary. A lunar eclipse can be viewed with the naked eye , without glasses or filters, for as long as you like. Binoculars simply add detail to the coppery hue.
One single requirement governs everything: a clear western horizon , right down to ground level. The moon will be very low at its lowest point, and a building or a hill is enough to spoil the finale. An open plain, a coastline, or a well-oriented window will make all the difference.
6/6 What tonight won’t decide for you
Let us remember the safeguard that serious astrologers themselves put in place.
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