MARCH 28-30: EXCELLENT VIRGO MOON

MOON ENTERS VIRGO at 10:30am EDT on Wednesday, March 28 after a VOID OF COURSE morning. It remains in Virgo until Friday, March 30 at 0:59am. LAST ASPECT OF MOON: Moon Sextile Jupiter in Scorpio. Important practical actions initiated during the V/C period tend not to work out as planned. It's best to use this time for inner creative work or imagining future action. The Virgo Moon is ruled by Mercury. Given that Mercury is in Retrograde mode the most advantageous expression now would be a re-evaluation of past circumstances. Virgo's principle is concerned with creating Order and striving for a kind of Perfection. Its range of expression, from least to most optimum would be: from highly critical, judgmental and controlling to discerning, organizing, mentally/verbally skillful and attention to details. Your choice. The more conscious we are, the more useful Virgo will be. Her Archetype includes Health and Nutrition (keeping the body in order) and daily Work (being useful). She is the Vestal Virgin, Keeper of the Hearth, Harvest and Sacred Flame of the Temple. We might interpret this as having access now to healing medicine/foods and encouraging words. Re-consider your diet and day-to-day usefulness now. This may be an opportunity to find just the right word to transform a moment from confusion or anger to understanding and moving forward. The Sextile to Jupiter in Scorpio combined with the Retrograde Mercury also suggests great support for initiating action to attain a Regeneration of health. In general, actions initiated during this time are likely to have EXCELLENT resolutions. Remember to check and double check your information.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSE4pryQyYk

VIRGO SCENE: Seed: The Untold Story, 2016; Directors: Jon Betz and Taggart Siegel. Virgo, as Keeper of the Harvest, is honored by this award-winning documentary about endangered fruit, flower, grain and vegetable seeds. Maintaining the diversification of types of seeds has become a major global issue. Seed banks, where ancient and contemporary varieties are stored for the future, are considered invaluable and at risk. I saw this magnificent movie at our local Peterborough Community Theatre a few years ago and was immediately moved to begin saving seeds from my favorite veggies...the inestimable power of film. This is a 16 minute clip that will hopefully inspire you too!