What is a Void of Course Moon?

The void of course moon, also known as the "lunatic interval," is a period in astrology when the moon, after making its final major aspect to another planet, leaves its current zodiac sign and hasn't yet entered the next one. This creates a kind of astrological limbo, where the moon's influence is considered weakened or inactive.

Imagine the moon as a cosmic messenger, bouncing signals between different planets. During a void of course period, it's finished delivering its messages in the current sign and is on its way to the next one, but it's not quite there yet. It's like a text message stuck in the ether, waiting to be delivered.

This astrological void can manifest in different ways, but it's generally associated with a sense of:

• Lack of momentum: Things might feel stalled or stuck, with a lack of drive or motivation to initiate new things.
• Scattered energy: Concentration and focus may be difficult, leading to forgetfulness or feeling easily distracted.
• Emotional sensitivity: Emotions might be heightened, with increased susceptibility to mood swings or feeling easily overwhelmed.

However, it's important not to view the void of course moon as a purely negative phenomenon. This period can also be an opportunity for:

• Inner reflection: Take some time for introspection, meditation, or journaling to connect with your intuition and emotions.
• Rest and relaxation: Slow down, recharge your batteries, and engage in self-care activities.
• Completion and closure: Use this time to finish up existing projects or tie up loose ends.

Here are some things you might want to avoid during a void of course moon:

• Making major decisions: Important choices might be best postponed until the moon regains its full strength.
• Starting new projects: Launching something new during this period may lack the necessary momentum for success.
• Signing contracts or agreements: Important negotiations might be better off waiting until the moon is more active.