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.

We arrive at this New Moon at 27° Aries on April 17th, having just lived through a kind of haze. Do you feel that persistence? That hunger for something new? A drive that says: try anyway… Remember that a New Moon is a seed moment. This is not a moment for full manifestation. The New Moon is a beginning like we've never seen before.

The New Moon arrives in Capricorn. There’s pressure. There’s a desire to learn from the past before the dangers of the future arrive. This lunation offers a reset. It’s not a giant leap forward, but a realistic and sober assessment.

We’re in an eclipse season of grief, pressure, and profound reckoning. How do I raise connected, grounded, loving children in a world that is so disconnected? How do I teach empathy, presence, and responsibility in an age of spirals and screens?

What if your surrender is the start of your power?” Neptune enters Aries, and I’m finally ready to say it: My mission… is music.