On October 14th there will be a Solar eclipse.

This is when the moon is coming back into Libra for it’s black phase. Its getting a recharge from the sun. But when a solar eclipse happens, the moon on its vortex path will line up with the Sun on its vortex path.

When that happens the sun’s rays make it possible to see the moon’s black light.

In this position it’s like the moon creates filter to the Sun’s light.

We don’t get a solar eclipse every time the moon is black because the sun and moon paths don’t always line up perfectly. Remember the moon is making varies circle sizes for each sign it passes through, and the circle size changes from month to month.

(The sun’s circle sizes do not change).

When the Sun&Moon don’t line up— what happens is you won’t see the moon at all for 3 days. This happens most months.

The diffused light of the sun, makes it impossible to see the black light of the moon.

But when they do line up, the sun’s rays make it possible to see the black light of the moon.

Let’s definitely try to get some photos!

Next, after the eclipse, and the recharged moon, we will look for the first crescent light, at sunset the next day or day after.

Once we see the first new crescent, it signifies the new month of Scorpio.

Relearning how our level earth, Sun & Moon functions is a great puzzle but not impossible.

Just let go, and keep looking up to the sky to see it for yourself.