Brace yourself for a very turbulent and changing September.

The Moon is already looking huge in the night sky, and the cosmic energy is tangibly rising with the waxing of the Pisces Full Moon that peaks with a total eclipse on Sunday.

It opens the eclipse window that closes on the second Virgo New Moon solar eclipse on the Autumn Equinox, 21st September.

This is the third eclipse of an eclipse set occurring along the Virgo-Pisces axis that began with a Pisces lunar eclipse in September 2024, and ends with the Virgo lunar eclipse in February 2027.

This Pisces Full Moon eclipse aligns with the North Node, igniting both personal and collective crises that can force matters toward resolution. Hidden truths may surface, and ongoing situations could intensify to a breaking point, demanding closure and decisive action.

As this is the third eclipse in the set, it is continuing the theme of transformation by giving us a strong push to make changes in our lives, so that we can live more in alignment with our purpose and destiny.

However, this particular eclipse, illuminated by the Virgo Sun, is focusing on relationships, and can bring to the surface the imperfections and flaws in your partner, other loved ones, but most of all, in yourself: who you are, what you stand for, and what your purpose is.

This might play out by painfully ripping open the cracks in your relationships, or on a more personal level, shatter the image that you are trying to portray to the world, leading to intense feelings of fear, sadness and frustration.

In order for you to find clarity, this Pisces Full Moon total eclipse is also bringing to the surface what is lacking, so that we can find more balance between our day-to-day material lives, and our spiritual lives.

If you are ignoring your emotional needs, this eclipse may spark a spiritual crisis and ‘awakening.’ If you are ignoring your daily life, you may suddenly be faced with a feeling of scarcity, regret and disappointment.

While the issues that surface will not be new, be prepared for a personal crisis, big changes, and having your life turned upside down, especially if you are not living life in alignment with your heart, or listening to your intuition.

This may lead to an overwhelming avalanche of emotions, from resentment, irritability and anger, to feeling constantly triggered, an aching need for intimacy, or finding a way to numb out and bury your head in the sand.

It will pass once the Moon begins to wane, so try and surround yourself with loved ones this weekend, and be kind to yourself. Spending time out in nature can help to calm down the nervous system if things get a bit emotionally challenging.

To add to the mix and heighten the energy, we have a Superior Conjunction of the Sun and Mercury, giving us the clarity we need to express ourselves.

While this is a great time to communicate your truth through your writing or speaking, it can also add fuel to the fire in your relationships. Take care before you let off steam, and try and find compassion and forgiveness to both yourself and others.

On the flip side, this Pisces Full Moon eclipse can also be a eureka moment, inspiring you to take that leap of faith, to be more aligned with who you are.

If you have done the inner work, and you are already in alignment with your heart, your values and your principles, this can be a very magical time.

Be open to the incredible synchronicities, magic connections, and meeting the right people that can help and support you realise your dreams and projects.

Whatever happens during this eclipse window, you will feel the changes, as life brings situations that enable you to live more in alignment with who you are and your destiny, during the next six months.

To gain insight into what’s unfolding in your life now, look back to the previous Pisces–Virgo eclipses. The themes that were active then may be resurfacing, inviting you to bring closure to cycles that began years ago: March 2015 to February 2017, September 2006 to February 2008, and March 1997 to September 1998.