If you find the night sky fascinating, eclipse season is probably one of your favorite times of year. Seeing the moon shift into new positions as it crosses paths with the Earth can be a thrilling experience. Night sky watchers can get excited about seeing the full moon turn a blood red hue during a lunar eclipse, which is when the moon passes into Earth’s shadow (as will happen during the partial lunar eclipse in Taurus on October 28).
Though lunar eclipses may be more commonly visible by a larger swath of people on Earth than solar eclipses—when the moon passes between the sun and Earth—they’re astrologically significant in their own way. According to astrologer Alexandria Lettman, founder of spiritual wellness platform Jupiter Jewel, lunar eclipses are “like an end of a chapter and a breakthrough that brings closure, release, and celebration.” As such, these intense lunations mark both an ending and a beginning of a new and fated path.
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