Full Moon Eclipse in Pisces: THE FLOW OF INSPO

THIS WEEKEND, we welcome a Full Moon Total Eclipse in the mutable water sign of dreamy, sensitive Pisces, the Fish. As with all eclipses, karmic happenings are likely to float in through (or out of!) the window. But there’s nothing to fear: it’s all right on time, and whatever leaves is no longer needed. With the right attitude, you’ll be nourished on many levels at this lunation.In this episode, I discuss: 👇🏼👇🏾👇🏼👇🏾Truth and Consciousness with Erin Reese is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.* The flow of INSPIRATION and receptivity of creative GENIUS at the full moon, exact on Sunday, September 7th at 11:07 a.m. Pacific* The Sabian Symbol for the eclipse at 15° 22’ Pisces: “In the quiet of his study, a creative individual experiences a flow of inspiration”* The importance of REST, relaxation and DREAMTIME* Pisces, Neptune and the 12th House relationship to ONENESS and the NON-DUAL* DOMESTICITY and enjoyment at home helped by Jupiter in Cancer* The need for TENDERNESS while experiencing ENDINGS, finishing up chapters, and letting go* The Virgo-Pisces Nodal Axis and release of outdated HABITS* The art of NEGOTIATION (vs. compromise) in 1:1 relationships* The role of HUMOR, comics and fools in our culture* “I’M JUST PASSING THROUGH” and the art of non-attachment* Scorpionic goddesses aid, offering ease in SHADOW WORKRest and flow are of the utmost importance, supported by quiet and creative time alone. Sleep and dream as much as you can - you’ll need it later in September.Lots of goodies in this episode, so take time and rewind. I appreciate you sharing it with others!Sending you sweet dreams and harmony at home. Remember to whistle while you work - and while you play!ErinMusical inspo - Stevie Nicks came to me in a dream last night! She was wearing a leotard and wide-brimmed black hat, ballet dancing to this underrated track from Fleetwood Mac’s 1982 Mirage album. I hope you enjoy, “That’s Alright,” written by Nicks in 1974. I love it as an alternative to the overplayed yet dearly beloved “Dreams.”Further reading: Get full access to Truth and Consciousness with Erin Reese at erinreese.substack.com/subscribe