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How To Use New Moon Magic
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| The New Moon represents
the beginning of the lunar cycle; astrology has been used for centuries as a tool for prediction, and a simple and practical way for anyone to follow their personal cycle is to observe where the New Moon falls in their chart. Following the path of the New Moon through the natal houses can give an indication of where the focus will lie, not only as far as external events, but what to expect on a psychological level as well. By observing the lunar cycles, you can attune to the spiritual aspects as well as the practical, following the Moon as it passes through each of the twelve houses. Each one of the astrological houses represents a particular domain in the querent's life, and by focusing on the energies of that house, it can be an auspicious time to start new projects or deal with the everyday issues of that house. If you have a copy of your natal chart, look to see what house the New Moon falls in (sign and degree). Read the forecast that corresponds to your personal chart. If you do not have a copy of your chart, order here. We have a new Beginner's Package available that will not only give you your natal chart, but a lesson in finding the New Moon in your chart (plus we'll calculate them for an entire year for you as well, as you're getting the hang of it! ) It is a good idea to look ahead for your year... if the New Moon is in the FIRST HOUSE this month, then it will probably be in the SECOND HOUSE next month, and so on... you have to look at your own chart to determine where the New Moon falls. [Note: sometimes you may skip a house, or have the same house 2 months in a row, depending on your personal chart]. For a more detailed look at how it transits your INDIVIDUAL birthchart, consider ordering personal astrology reports for help in interpreting it, or personal consultations available via email or phone. Otherwise, your Sun sign forecast for today is determined through the placement of the lunation and planets of the transit chart using the Natural House system. |