The New Moon in Aquarius – 11th February 2021
A New Moon in the Air Sign of Aquarius will be appearing in the frosty night air on Thursday 11th February at 19:05 UK time! Aquarius is an innovative sign and, with many different planets all mixed together in an eclectic lunar mix, the Aquarius energy virtually crackles with new prospects for you. Expect your thinking process to be hugely sped up!
There is a specific complementary energy of the airy and imaginative Aquarian New Moon energy. Listen to what your inner emotions are telling you. This New Moon has a strong need for emotional freedom. Feelings of others will also be heightened at this time, so it is best to be sensitive to each other’s needs. Letting go of stuck situations, especially those with other people, can be presented as an opportunity. Finding breakthrough solutions to feel comfortable and at ease are essential if you are looking for a fresh start!
The Moon in Astrology
A New Moon in Aquarius gives us a whoosh of dynamic energy! But this particular New Moon, supported by a myriad of the other Major Planets in the same airy sign of Aquarius, many of which are in a direct alignment, is ultra-powerful! The big names include The Sun, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn!
As if that wasn’t plenty, there is also an asteroid called Pallas thrown into the mix! All this cosmic energy beamed down in this New Moon is definitely something we can all use to our advantage. The most vigorous combination of these planets happens to be Venus conjunct with Jupiter, which is also the best for love and most welcome with Valentine’s Day ahead!
All these effects will last for at least a month, up to the next New Moon in March (see below!). From 11th February to the Full Snow Moon on the 27th February, during the waxing moon phase, if you are looking for fresh starts, new opportunities or getting to know that special someone a lot more, this New Moon in Aquarius is the one for you!
How Does the Moon Work?
Did you know the Moon always shows us the same face? There is no one single dark side of the moon. It is a celestial sphere that takes 27 days to rotate on its own axis and revolves around our planet once every 27.3 days.
What we see when we look at the moon is reflected sunlight. On average, the moon will rise about 50 minutes later each day, which means it sometimes rises during the day and others during night time hours.
When we experience a New Moon, the satellite is between Earth and the Sun. The part of the moon facing towards us on the ground receives no direct sunlight. The only light source is the dim sunlight reflected from Earth.
When is the Next New Moon?
The next New Moon will appear on the 13th of March 2021 in the morning hours and be in Pisces’ sign. Will we have a spring in our step? Find out next month!
Until then, lots of love and light from us all! Xx
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