I am cautious. This eclipse is conjunct Chiron exact and the ruler is conjunct Saturn in Pisces which may indicate the results might be stifled. Or irreversible.
The lead-up to that eclipse is powerful. Stelliums in Aquarius/Pisces starting in February, followed by Mercury Rx and stelliums in Pisces/Aries around the eclipse day. And then followed by Jupiter-Uranus conjunction a couple of days later, Taurus stellium in May, Jupiter switching signs and another stellium in Gemini in June.
To me it looks like a domino effect or a mega wave that affects life areas one by one. First half of 2024 looks like a banger.
This Mars Saturn is exactly conjunct my IC and trine my Moon/Mercury in Taurus and Mars/Saturn in Scorpio. Jupiter/Uranus is a couple of degrees past my Moon. Not exactly sure what to expect here. I am planning a trip to the beach with about 8 friends for the weekend prior though. We haven't all been together in about 5 years.
One month away.
So we have people, astrologers and otherwise, warning of danger with this... and closing schools.
Specifically trouble with electricity. I don't think this is normal or usual. What do you think?
@elsa I was in the path of totality last time. Nothing happened. It was strange, it got dark, the cicadas did their thing. It passed. Nothing happened.
There may be places that worry crowds will come. I think it will be a big nothing burger like the last time. The news. So much drama predicted. Nothing ever happens.
This eclipse is exacting my natal North Node return (yes, I'm 37) so I am anticipating something fairly fateful. With it being conjunct Chiron, I am hoping that's a good omen. Though I am somewhat paranoid as the last few eclipses gutted me emotionally, but thankfully not financially. Solar eclipses have historically been for the best. Mercury going retrograde will be an interesting factor.