Your Horoscope for Virgo

You have come through two eclipses, one lunar full moon eclipse on September 7 in your opposite sign of Pisces, 15 degrees, and two weeks later on September 21 a new moon solar eclipse in Virgo, 29 degrees. If your birthday falls within four days of September 7 or September 21, you were likely to hear news from one of the eclipses.

It is possible that the eclipses delivered their news a month to the day earlier (plus four days) in August, or that you will still hear news in October. A relationship was up for discussion. How you see yourself as you have evolved over time was the topic of the September 21 eclipse. Sometimes we are so busy doing things in the hustle-bustle of life that we fail to see that we are maturing and have gradually adopted priorities that were different from those we had just a year or two ago.

In comparison to September, October will be quiet. I often see this happen when the universe brings headline news one month—during that month and the next one, the other little planets step back and give the eclipses right of way so that we can clearly hear what they have to say. This way, you are given time to adjust to whatever news you heard without distraction from the other planets.

I will reiterate, not all Virgos were to feel the two eclipses—only those who have a birthday that falls close to September 7 or September 21 or have their natal moon or a natal planet tied to the September 7 eclipse at 15 degrees Virgo (plus or minus 5 degrees) or to the September 21 new moon eclipse at 29 degrees Virgo (minus 5 degrees) would have heard news or soon will.

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