The Upcoming New Moon Will Trigger A Total Solar Eclipse
A “sign” is essentially some objective event that is interpreted to indicate something to an individual personally.
In this interpretation, the language of synchronicity speaks through the objective facts of reality, similar to the way the “first” astrology sign is determined by the Equinox.
The Equinox is a solid, objective, non-manmade moment when day and night are at that position of balance on Earth, so a fateful sign is derived from that moment that is objectively different from every other moment throughout the year.
First, we have what is referred to as the Strawberry Full Moon: it just occurred in preparation for the Summer Solstice. Next, about two weeks from now we get to experience the Solar Eclipse on July 2, 2019.
Studying your astrological sign can give you quite a lot of insight into your personality. You won’t believe what the science of Numerology can reveal about you as well!
That’s right, the numerology of your birth date, regardless of what month you were born, can reveal surprising information about your personality.
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Each “Moon-th” consists of roughly 30 days, and to be exact the lunar cycle lasts 29.5 days. The lunar cycle is determined by the duration of time it takes for the Moon to transit the zodiac and conjoin the Sun again for a New Moon.
When the Moon comes before the Earth and Sun on July 2, the monthly Moon conjunct Sun (New Moon) will be an eclipse: because when a New Moon occurs on the Sun’s bi-annual conjunction to the Moon’s North or South Nodes, it’s an eclipse.
There’s actually a way to easily understand where the eclipses will roughly take place because of the 18 year cycle of the Nodes.
The Moon’s Nodes, the points where the Moon touches the belt of all planets twice a month (the ecliptic), take around 18 years to cycle through the zodiac backwards.
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Every 9 and 18 years, eclipses happen in roughly the same spots in the same axis of opposing signs. This is thought to be the very origin of the age 18 as a point of maturity.
That would constitute an ancient, objective truth about the Moon and Sun setting a permanent trend in human society.
Is it really rare if you think about history, for a simple truth about the perceivable universe to set a deeply rooted social trend?
Since the North Node is in Cancer, that’s where the Solar Eclipse will be. A New Moon or Full Moon when the Sun is conjunct the Nodes, is an eclipse.
This is a very exact eclipse, a total Solar Eclipse that is very exact because of its proximity to the Moon’s North Node position in Cancer.
Studying your astrological sign can give you quite a lot of insight into your personality. You won’t believe what the science of Numerology can reveal about you as well!
That’s right, the numerology of your birth date, regardless of what month you were born, can reveal surprising information about your personality.
Click HERE to learn what Numerology says about your life using only your Name and Birth Date.
As far as seeing the eclipse happen, a limited portion of people in the world will get to witness it.
The eclipse will be very prominently visible throughout central Argentina and Chile, and it will be less intense but still visible throughout most of South America, and the very thinnest strip of Central America around Panama.
Certain Pacific Islands will be able to see the eclipse with stunning intensity, as it’s just barely missing New Zealand but seemingly hitting the concentration of islands near it, most likely Fiji and Tonga.
It is commonly understood that during a total eclipse stunningly quick changes to the weather can occur. When the sky suddenly becomes dark, temperatures can drop. Even the wildlife has a reaction, and it is said that animals fall silent.
This effect is most pronounced during the time of totality, the maximum point in the eclipse, of course also much more intense if you happen to be on the belt of totality.
The mysteries contained within the almost God-like perfection of the Sun and Moon’s perfect conjunctions and oppositions during eclipse season, well they are still being explored.
Astronomers are planning on conducting experiments during the eclipse, watching the Sun, Moon, and Earth react to it.
The Sun’s corona, the plasma flames billowing out of its surface are particularly visible via coronagraphs when the Moon is directly in front of the Sun.
