Full Moon in Libra "Weighing the Scales" 2023

The full Moon in Libra will start building up on April 5 and reach its fullest extent on April 6, 2023; The Moon is going to be 180 degrees away "Opposite" from where we started to Planet the seeds for the new Moon in Aries which were intense & Aggressive because of Conjunction with Mercury, Jupiter, Chiron in Aries (Stellium).

During this time, we may find ourselves releasing what is no longer serves us through seeking more peaceful and cooperative interactions with others. We may also become more aware of imbalances or conflicts in our relationships and may strongly desire to resolve them. It's an excellent time to focus on using the Air Element (Logic & Intellect & Mind ) in a Cardinal way to create communication, find common ground, and practice empathy and compassion toward others. The full Moon in Libra may also bring up issues related to justice and fairness. This can be an excellent time to reflect on our values and principles and ensure that we act according to them. We may also feel a sense of justice or moral outrage about specific issues and may feel compelled to take action to address them. This is important because, during the full Moon, we should practice protection Ritual & spells for what we manifested, starting with the new Moon in aries to the full Moon in Libra.

This full Moon in libra will get affected by opposition to Jupiter, Chiron, and Sun in Aries. This opposition can create tension between our desire for independence & separation and our need for connection with others. We may feel pulled in opposite directions, trying to balance our needs with those around us. Chiron in Aries indicates that this tension might be linked to past emotional traumas or wounds, errors that need to be corrected. We need to face these wounds and strive toward their healing and transformation. Jupiter, Sun in Aries, lends upbeat & Optmismic energy to the mix, but this could also bring on feelings of restlessness or impatience. We may have a strong desire to move and bring about change, but we must be careful not to do so rashly or without considering how our actions will affect others.