MOON ENTERS SAGITTARIUS AT 6:29PM EDT on Monday, May 28 after a VOID OF COURSE period from 1:25pm. Moon remains in Sag until Wednesday, May 30 at 2:26am. LAST ASPECT OF MOON: Moon Square Neptune in Pisces. FULL MOON is EXACT at 10:19am on Tuesday, May 30 at 8º Sagittarius. Ruled by
Jupiter, this Mutable Fire sign is likely to reflect our high-minded philosophical idealism and optimism confronted
with the down-side of Neptune's (The Great Dissolver) archetype: deception, confusion or misunderstanding. Neptune's oceanic power can feel like a tidal wave. With the Full Moon circumstances and relationships are likely to come to a climax and tension is often the result. This is a time for completion, as the Moon comes to full fruition and completes the growth part of its cycle. Both Jupiter and Neptune are spiritually oriented. The 90º Square relationship challenges their
vision. The image that comes to mind is a road trip taken with a friend
to find a natural water spring; we were so involved and perhaps overwhelmed in our
philosophical conversation that we missed our exit and got totally lost.
You probably know this one! Hopefully, you'll be inspired to rise to
the occasion and go beyond any barriers to feel emotionally satiated. Sag/Jupiter require freedom for adventure. Neptune in its own sign is strong and the square to the Moon can reflect circumstances, perhaps emotionally laden, that block this drive. Perhaps its best to travel inward now instead of outward. Attempts at morally beneficial acts may be misunderstood or thwarted. In general, actions initiated around these themes during this Moon period are likely to have Challenging
resolutions.
Note: This is the first Sag Moon to occur after Uranus has
ingressed from Aries to Taurus on May 15th. The significance of this
transition is that Uranus will not be in late degrees of Aries for
another 6 months when it Retrogrades back to Aries in November until
early March. So we'll see Sagittarius Moons now Squaring Neptune or aspecting inner planets when they're in late degrees of Mutable and Fire signs.
SAGITTARIUS FILM SCENE: Schindler's List, 1993; Steven Spielberg. In this scene Liam Neeson, as greedy German businessman turned humanitarian Oskar Schindler, says his farewells to his Jewish accountant, Iszhak Stern, played by Sir Ben Kingsley. In this climactic moment he breaks down, realizing that he could have saved even more Jews from their untimely, unnecessary and morally despicable deaths - murders. It is one of the most powerful and memorable scenes in cinema. If you've never seen this remarkable personal story of the Holocaust, pick a quiet - perhaps solitary - night to go on a journey of transformation that reminds us of the real stuff we are fundamentally made of. Though Schindler ultimately saved hundreds of Jews, and as Oskar tells him: "Generations will live because of you..." he believed he could have done more...Sag director Spielberg tends to look at the big meaningful picture (Saving Private Ryan, Close Enters of the Third Kind, The Color Purple, Empire of the Sun...)
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