Moon Wobble September 10, 2001
This week we will enter into a cycle called “Moon Wobble.” As the name suggests, it is a cycle of emotional instability and unsteadiness.
The wisdom needed for this cycle is one of consciousness, emotional steadiness, and internal awareness. The possibility of excessive emotionalism, drama, and fear can be very high during this time.
What exactly is a Moon Wobble? Moon Wobbles occur when the transiting Sun makes an exact contact with the Lunar (the Moon’s) Nodes. This contact (in astrological terms) is called a conjunction or a square.
How long does it last? The exact date of this Moon Wobble will occur on October 24th, and the center will be at 1 degree Libra. Usually, the awareness of the cycle starts about ten days before the exact configuration and then continues for ten days after. The cycle will be completed by October 4th. We have about 4-5 Moon Wobbles per year.
The best way to handle this emotionally-based cycle is to become a conscious observer. Certainly, everyone’s chart will be triggered by this cycle, but how much awareness and consciousness you bring is the deeper wisdom teaching. Any potentially emotional cycle provides us a reason to access those deeper parts of our being. Those parts of us intuitively remember what to do when we are thrown off of our center.
You may want to think of it as driving down a bumpy road. There are many things “you can do” during the bumpy ride but isn’t the most centering thing you can do about taking a deeper look inside to see how you feel? You may be holding onto the handrail or looking around to see what “you can do,” but taking a deep breath and finding your inner self is all you can “really” do.
Here are some of the things to watch during a Moon Wobble. These are things that I have found in my research and experience:
**Things may not always be what they seem. Check things out, and ask questions, even if it seems annoying to the other person. This applies to many things, including buying products, apartment hunting, and dating.
**Practice flexibility during this period. Sometimes things don’t go as planned during this time. Be open to more possibilities.
Finally, emotions can be somewhat irrational during this time. Try to stay centered. Keep out of a reaction mode and wait until the cycle is over. Then, you may find that things weren’t as they seemed, and an opening of understanding will be more available.
“Quote For The Week”
Learn the art of patience.
Apply discipline to your thoughts,
when they become anxious over
the outcome of a goal.
Impatience breeds anxiety, fear,
discouragement and failure.
Patience creates confidence,
decisiveness, and a rational outlook,
Which eventually leads to success.
–Brian Adams