This limpia (spiritual cleansing) ritual for the full supermoon in Pisces, which will begin around 8:45 pm ET, will bring you much needed clarity.

The full moon lunar eclipse in Pisces takes place on September 17 at 10:35 p.m. EDT. Events surrounding this eclipse will likely link back to whatever unfolded in your life during the last lunar eclipse in Pisces on September 16, 2016.

If your sun sign, moon sign, or rising sign falls under Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and/or Pisces—especially between 20 and 29 degrees—here’s what you need to know about how the full moon and lunar eclipse in Pisces will affect you:

Mercury in Virgo will oppose Saturn in Pisces on Sept. 18, creating feelings of self-doubt and restriction. Here's what the frustrating synergy of Mercury opposite Saturn means for your zodiac sign, according to astrologer Valerie Mesa.

The Full Harvest Moon gets its name because it rises around the same time at sunset for several nights in a row, giving farmers a few extra evenings of light to finish their harvests before the fall frosts begin, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac.

The full harvest moon in Virgo occurs on7, 2024. According to astrologer Donna Page, it will affect all zodiac signs, but Pisces and Virgo the most.

Because on Tuesday, September 17, a lunar eclipse in Pisces, the first in a brand-new eclipse series, will have you feeling like you’ve, uh, just stepped out of a time machine. You know, time is a flat circle,

September’s Full Moon in Pisces is an astrological hint to reminisce about how much you've grown. Following Western astrology, these new and complete Moon guides are monthly reminders to set and review your intentions.