A Grounding And Deeply Connected Virgo’s New Moon

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On September 6th, 2021, a New Moon in Virgo will draw our energy inwardly, as Virgo’s energy is grounding and deeply connected to Mother Earth.

As with every New Moon cycle, we can use this creative time of the month to direct this inner flow to meditate, ponder, and create a list of what we want to attract into our lives.

The Virgo New Moon will give us a broader view of reality; past, present, and future will melt in our consciousness, making it evident that we are the fruit of the past and creators of our future.

The key is in the present, in the ability to see beyond the habits, ideas, and complaints we engage in mindlessly and make the necessary switches to manifest different outcomes.

The Virgo’s constellation brings up the sense of power that is born from belonging.

Virgo is an earth sign that magnifies the union with the inner and outer, the creation and the creator, the giver and the receiver.

Virgo teaches us to be whole and complete, to be one with the Universe within and around us.

The New Moon on September 6th will be an opportunity to cancel old and hidden structures that have affected our upbringing, and that are still lingering undisturbed between the lines of our family relationships, character, and ideas around our personal worth.

A sense of unpredictability will be brought in by the influence of Uranus in trine with the Moon and the Sun. Open-mindedness is the way to navigate this time of change as we feel that we are going through events as if it was the first time.

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The Moon and the Sun opposite Neptune in Pisces are announcing a new beginning by efficiently helping us renew our realities by pulling out the “weeds” and polishing our energy skills.

Mars in Virgo is helping us make clear decisions, and if done consciously, it will manifest in a series of positive effects.

Mercury in Venus will push us to strive to say the right things at the right times.

Let the New Moon in Virgo, ground you onto a new path of freedom and self-reliant responsibility.

In Love,

Donatella