Message #37547

[Jitendra Hy-do-u-no-us?]

Thanks to Eric and Kelly for reminding me… really been feeling some energies! I’m of the opinion it is because of the depth of Scorpio ♏️ involved with this eclipse… from Taurus ♉️ Sun to a Scorpio Moon.
Looks like tonite we get the full affects and i’m hoping to be up and see it…. at least experience it as I have already been doing since the full Moon started this time round.

The Lunar Eclipse Of May 2022 Will Affect These 4 Zodiac Signs The Most
Roya Backlund
Sun, May 15, 2022, 2:06 PM·3 min read

If you’re currently undergoing some major life changes, you might have the lunar eclipse of May 2022 to blame. After all, eclipses are often the harbinger of pivotal moments in your life, speeding you up toward your ultimate destiny. Occurring in place of a full moon, a lunar eclipse tends to be a *much* more powerful experience, thanks to the fact that it activates the lunar nodes. These notes include the North Node—which guides you toward your inevitable fate—and the South Node—which breaks you away from what is no longer meant for you. And when a total lunar eclipse in Scorpio rises on May 16 at 12:14 a.m. ET, you might find yourself feeling forced to let go of something that’s been weighing you down. If you happen to have your sun sign, moon sign or rising sign in Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, or Aquarius, then get ready, because this blood moon might be the most significant moment of your entire year.

Because this lunar eclipse will join forces with the South Node in Scorpio, it will be a *much* more chaotic experience than the solar eclipse in Taurus, which took place on April 30. In astrology, the South Node represents the past. It reveals the truth of everything you’ve already learned and experienced, showing you what you’re ready to leave behind in favor of something new. You might be realizing that some of the habits, relationships and mindsets you’ve been clinging onto no longer have a place in your future. And when this blood-moon-lunar-eclipse spreads its red-hot light throughout the night sky, you might find yourself saying goodbye to something you’ve already outgrown.