The lunar cycle describes the different phases of the Moon, which can be split up into eight stages.
A New Moon occurs approximately every month, though when it occurs on the first or second day of the month, it’s likely to happen twice.
According to Cafe Astrology, the latest one occurred on Sunday, March 10, 2024, at 5am EDT in Pisces – the seasonal zodiac.
A Cafe Astrology expert explained: “On Sunday morning, the New Moon in Pisces marked the beginning of a new cycle.
“The New Moon in Pisces is a good time to commit to personal goals that express the positive energies of the sign of the Fish.”
Personal goals are subjective to individuals though the Pisces moon is known to encourage certain cations.
The Cafe Astrology expert claimed: “These include taking a leap of faith, accepting imperfections in ourselves and others as a different kind of perfection’, starting a project that requires imagination and visualisation skills, consciously putting time aside for peaceful and rejuvenating activities, and sharing a dream with another.”
They noted that the “potent” energy from the Pisces zodiac creates an opportunity for all star signs to “make important changes” in their lives.
Some people may feel the effects of the last New Moon more so than others, notably four zodiacs, according to Cafe Astrology.
The coordinates of the Pisces New Moon, which occurred at 20 degrees and 17 minutes of Pisces, impacts personal planets and points at approximately 16 to 24 degrees of the Mutable signs, which are Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces.
From today onwards, the Moon moves away from Saturn and heads toward Neptune, suggesting a spark of new inspiration.
As explained by Cafe Astrology, this alignment of stars and planets during this time will contribute to a feeling of moving forward.
The expert suggested that this week will see two key dates – on Wednesday and Thursday, when people may be somewhat reluctant to commit or show their affection.
In seven days, on March 17, the First Quarter Moon will occur at approximately 12.10am.
