Full Moon/Total Lunar Eclipse in Gemini Dec. 21

Lunar Eclipse happens during a Full Moon phase. And this one stimulates symbolically the Gemini/Sagittarius axis. Lunar Eclipse symbolizes; endings, finishing up, letting go and clearing the path. This is a perfect time, as we come to the end of the year of 2010. Oftentimes, there is sadness, grief and anxiety that arises with such choices, big or small. Big emotional waves are possible. Remember, since this is “Gemini” Full Moon it is best not to over analyze or intellectualized the emotions. If you do, things stop short or remain clogged up. Simply feel what you need to and then move forward.

During the Full Moon in Gemini / Lunar Eclipse, the overall mental energies may seem as if they are scattered or mixed up messages are possible. The Full Moon and Lunar Eclipse in Gemini ‘squares’ Uranus and Jupiter in Pisces. If you have built up a mental dam to keep the emotions in check, this may be a time where you may feel triggered to let everything out. Emotions may be broadcasted in big ways, information may be blurted out in unexpected manner as well as possible boasting of self-inflated egos may rub people the wrong way. Do your best to pause and edit before you speak or push your opinions during this time. Not everything you say may be well received. It is best to say precisely what you mean and infuse a good deal of compassion into it. Laughter may be the perfect remedy right now. Let yourself giggle, laugh and be merry (not to take everything so personally) and watch it help you transform sorrows into a lighter energy.

Also, this aspect represents that unexpected changes may occur so be flexible, glitches within well laid out plans delays things and possibly inner tensions may mount. At the time of the Full Moon in Gemini, transiting Mercury is still retrograde and making a ‘tense’ connection to transiting Uranus and Jupiter in Pisces. This can add to the level of mix ups, miscommunications and overload in the mind or mental energy. Thoughts, thinking may feel scattered in too many directions at once. Remember to slow down, listen (really check the facts) properly and then make decisions or take actions. Regain your focus or aim and then set out to accomplish the next step.