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Shedding the Illusions - Full Moon and more

Updated: Feb 17

Heliocentric Astrology – 14th to 28th of July 2022


This month full Moon happens “Universal Time” on the 13th of July at 18:37 and for Thailand on the 14th of July at 1:37am.

We see Earth and the Moon (in both, geocentric and heliocentric view) in later sidereal Sagittarius. Therefore, the Sun in later sidereal Gemini. It’s the longitude of 26°2’37” in both sidereal signs.


On 19th of July there will be the heliocentric conjunction of Pallas with Uranus

On 25th of July the heliocentric conjunction of Vesta with Saturn and same time Mars – Jupiter. (will be discussed in a separate post soon as it “hangs together”)


Sagittarius Full Moon


heliocentric sidereal astrology chart about the full Moon July 2022

Now that the Earth and Moon (Sun as well but in Gemini) have moved away from the galactic plane, we’re in less spectacular/ busy areas of Sagittarius… The most obvious alignment is that with the “Breast of the Eagle” – the star “Al Mizam” (delta Aquilae) north of the ecliptic and even more north, the star Sheliak of Lyra and south of the ecliptic the alpha and beta stars of Pavo the Peacock (alpha Pavonis is also called Peacock).


While we were learning and aiming for a higher truth, perspective and guidance in the earlier part of Sagittarius and trying to discern and so on, we’re now in a more “conclusive” area – we have time to enjoy the beauty, the music (vibration), the ideas and ideals and “bath” within the heartfelt wisdom.


While we were learning and aiming for a higher truth, perspective and guidance in the earlier part of Sagittarius and trying to discern and so on, we’re now in a more “conclusive” area – we have time to enjoy the beauty, the music (vibration), the ideas and ideals and “bath” within the heartfelt wisdom.


The sextile to Neptune and Mars helps us to transcend, that which is “behind” so that we can take course in knowing… You see, the problem with beauty is, that not everything that “glitters is gold” but can be turned into it (transformed – Pluto just a few degrees further on the ecliptic from the full Moon).


Mars is still “full” with the Nessus energies and therefore there might be some “old stuff” surfacing that we need to take a