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ARIES FULL MOON quickly follows AUTUMN EQUINOX

September 23, 2026

You might want to pay full attention to Laura Bruno’s assessment of the coming full moon in Aries.

Aries Full Moon ~ September 26, 2026

She sets the chart for Washington, D.C., which puts the 3° Libra Sun on the 1° Libra MC opposite Neptune and Moon at 2° and 3° Aries on the IC. Both path and root activated. Plus note the grand trine that I pointed to in the Equinox chart post. 

Autumn Equinox (0°00 Libra Sun) late the 22nd; Full Moon (2-3° Aries conjunct Neptune) the 26th.

Aries, Aries, Aries: NEW BEGINNINGS.

It sure does seem that the entire political, social, cultural world is being reconfigured.

Wow. Are we in for some profound (Pluto) rollicking (Uranus) times, all set within a visionary (Neptune) reach that spins out to infinity!

Make sure your intuitive right brain is actually active, as it will be necessary as we go forward. Gone are the days when we could just count on the left brain’s logic to both assess our situation and determine the direction forward.

That “direction forward” is spreading, dissolving, increasing, eluding, immersing, moment by moment!

 

Surprise Early Morning Walk with Neighbor Carisa!

September 22, 2026

This early morning, heading out on one of our usual 3- to 4-mile walks in any direction — north, east, west, or south, all with wonderful trees, some with trails — a car pulled over to the curb. It was neighbor Carissa, saying “I’m going to Griffy, want to come?” YES! We hop in her car and drive about five miles. Reach a trail head that I have actually never been on before. Wow! (That’s rare.) Part way through, we meet another neighbor, Marcella, and the three of us walk out together, with prancing Scampi in the lead.

What a morning! What a lucky one am I!

We walked on the south side of the lake. An extraordinary adventure. Not all trails are shown above. Usually Scampi and I walk the “Hiking Trail” on the north side of the lake.

Bloomington is full of wonderful places to walk or hike. Another example, Goat Park to Olcott Park, which we do, twice weekly. A seven-minute drive to get there.

This morning, Scampi, our scout, was always ahead, but stopped at each trail crossing, to wait and see which way to go next.

Walking and hiking for me, are akin to breathing. Been doin’ it since I was a teenager, many miles each day. At first Carissa wondered if I was aware of roots under fallen leaves, etc. etc., but soon realized that if anyone fell on our walk, it would probably be her.