Crisis Lunations for 2008
Crisis Lunation periods occurs when, at the time that the Moon is New or Full, the Moon is physically very close to the earth. This closeness-lunation parallel will amplify our emotional reactions, bringing matters to a crisis point. This Crisis Moon period usually begins about one week before the New/Full Moon and lasts several days afterward. I find that you are only affected by one of the Crisis Moon periods, usually one that falls close to a natal planet.
When a crisis arises, my advice is always to “stay calm, relax and make no impulsive decisions for at least a week.” The most critical are eclipses. The most potent occurred on April 15, 1995, because it occurred at the time of a Lunar Eclipse. Of course, the event it portended was the Oklahoma City bombing as the Eclipse fell on the ASC/DESC axis over that city. The WTC/Pentagon attack occurred within the orb of a Crisis Lunation on October 13. The US invaded Iraq on a Crisis Full Moon in March 2003.
I remember one example— a father called about his daughter who had run away from home about 4 days before the CFM. I told him what was occurring and that he should wait for about a week and she would likely return home… and she did. After the effects of the CFM were over, she became rational again.
There is a period when there is a string of CFMs— in 2005, it is from June through October. There is usually only ONE of these CFMs that hits you— generally, not all of them… and you cannot always tell which one it is going to be. When it hits, you go crazy and your emotions are magnified. But, when the Moon begins to move away from the earth, we calm down. I am a Virgo so a rational explanation is very satisfying for me. If I know that I am feeling this way because of some astrological/astronomical configuration, it makes it seem OK and I feel much better.
CRISIS LUNATIONS FOR 2008:
CRISIS NEW MOON: April 5, May 5, June 3, July 3 2008
CRISIS FULL MOON: September 26, October 26, November 24 and December 24 2007; November 13, December 12 2008; January 11 2009
