How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Eclipses

If you thought that Eclipse Season was over, well, think again. The effects of eclipses can be powerfully felt before and after the precise date of the actual eclipse in a way that necessitates a more nuanced interpretative framework. Since the Nodes are always close to the Sun and/or Moon during an Eclipse, we have to look at when the Nodes and other planets conjoin the degree of the Eclipse. Sometimes, it is prior to the Eclipse and sometimes it is after. That will be one of the ways we will look at this year’s Eclipses. In this timely lecture on the evening of the Total Lunar Eclipse, Ronnie will illustrate with many examples how Eclipses are viable and active before and after their actual dates. Using the 2026 Eclipses, she will also explain the differences between Lunar (Full Moon) and Solar (New Moon) Eclipses, whether they are partial or total, and when and how they activate occurrences in the world and patterns in your chart. Finally, Ronnie will recount how visiting Maine to witness the phenomenon of the Total Solar Eclipse of April 8, 2024 literally blew her mind and made her understand why ancient peoples feared them, embraced them, and ultimately uncovered their amazing cycles.

Join Ronnie in delving deeply into the magic of Eclipses.