ECLISPE SEASON

ECLIPSE 

Eclipse seasons occur approximately every six months, during which the Sun, Moon, and Earth align to produce eclipses. In a calendar year, there are always at least two solar eclipses, with a maximum of five, though five in one year is rare. Lunar eclipses occur between zero and three times annually. The maximum number of eclipses—both solar and lunar—that can occur in a single year is seven.

Eclipses are powerful celestial events that can influence our lives in significant ways. Here's a simple breakdown:

Lunar Eclipses: Supercharged Full Moons

• What Happens: Earth's shadow covers the Moon, giving it a reddish hue.
• Impact: Brings heightened emotions and clarity.
• Focus: A time to reflect, release old habits, and gain insights.
  Spiritual Impact: Often associated with endings, revelations, and emotional insights. They can bring hidden truths to light, prompting reflection and closure.

Solar Eclipses: Supercharged New Moons

• What Happens: The Moon blocks the Sun, casting a shadow on Earth.
• Impact: Signals new beginnings and opportunities.
• Focus: Ideal for setting intentions and starting fresh projects.
  Spiritual Impact: Linked to new beginnings, opportunities, and transformative changes. They encourage setting new intentions and embarking on fresh paths.

During these times, the energy is amplified, making it a potent period for personal growth and transformation.

Remember, while eclipses can be intense, they also offer valuable opportunities for reflection, growth, and aligning more closely with your true path.