The New Moon arrives at 17° Libra on October 10. Libra wants peace, but peace and avoidance are not the same thing. I’ve realized how much energy I can still spend auditioning for roles I’ve already outgrown. This New Moon in Libra has me questioning whether that’s actually “peace”.

I always look forward to the Virgo New Moon as an opportunity to find a new rhythm, pace, or structure. But this year, I don’t think it’s enough to simply reorganize our lives and pleasantly carry on. We are being asked to look beneath the beautiful, functional systems we’ve created and acknowledge the labor, waste, wounds, and uncomfortable realities that keep them running. This may lead to a painful resolution: some systems are no longer sustainable.

This solar eclipse in Leo has me reflecting on the meaning of my life’s work. I've been trying to consider: what needs to speak through me?

The New Moon in Taurus arrives after a long season of movement, disruption, and recalibration. For the first time in years, this past Taurus season has brought a sense of steadiness. It feels like the eye of the storm; a momentary pause between what has already been started… and what is still about to change.

This Pisces New Moon does not feel loud, but it does feel meaningful. It feels like standing at the very edge of something, where one cycle is ending, but the next has not fully declared itself yet.

This New Moon in Libra is not about the pursuit of balance. It’s about surrendering to the illusion of control and choosing to find grace in the chaos.

I have designed a life where I straddle two different worlds. How do I make it all work?