SuperMoon Full Moon brings eclipse season to close

The Full Moon in Aries on Thurs 17 Oct 2024 is the third of 4 consecutive SuperMoons, intensifying the Full Moon energy.

As always with a SuperMoon, the Full Moon appears larger and brighter in the sky than usual, and has a much stronger-than-usual effect on us, heightening emotional dramas, overstretching emergency workers, as well as bringing higher tides and extreme weather events – such as the terrible flooding in Europe and the UK at last month’s eclipsed SuperMoon.

The Aries Full Moon highlights the importance of establishing a balance between the needs of the individual and the needs of the other, between competition and co-operation.

Full Moons often bring situations to a head, so be prepared for issues (whether at the personal or collective level) to reach some kind of crisis point where resolution becomes imperative. Any crisis happening now will of course be heightened by the SuperMoon.

The SuperMoon Full Moon falls at 24 degrees of Aries and is exact at 9.26pm Queensland time (AEST) on Thurs 17 Oct 2024. Expect feelings to run high … it is a SuperMoon after all!

This Full Moon brings the six-week eclipse season to a close.
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