Full Moon Leo

February 12

Prepare for a performance. We have a big-ass chaotic full moon in Leo on Wednesday. It sits in an exact square to Uranus in Taurus. Uranus is the planet of truthtelling, change, awakenings, breakthroughs. It is LOUD. And, if you remember, squares are also loud. Squares are challenging. 

Add in Leo, the sign that knows how to get attention, and we have some major main character energy. Leo both projects light and knows how to stand in the best light possible. It is lively! Uranus is loud, fire signs are loud. Leo is ruled by the sun. Uranus is like a jackhammer. Between Leo and Uranus, this energy is screaming for attention. Circus. Drama. People who like to pull focus will.

This is a moment of extreme situations. It is happening in two fixed signs. Leo and Taurus stand strong; they stick it out. It will cause a lot of friction, and the change is built to last.

This is fixed, earthquakey energy that will drill down and make a point. 

Leo, ruled by the sun, is about leaders, and also about our own leadership. It is calling us all to be the leaders we need to be in our life. This is the only place we have control and power. Heed the call.

There’s a lot of Uranus energy here this week: Sunday featured a Mercury cazimi square Uranus. There was some kind of breakthrough or announcement upsetting the status quo. Think: rebellion. Then Monday the 10th offers up sun square Uranus. Be flexible. This week is a windstorm of communication and breakthroughs, punctuated by the full moon. 

Whether things are falling apart or clearing the way is yet to be seen. This signature will certainly wake things up though. Find your courage and step into your power.

For the full moon (no eclipse), it’s time to reflect, release, and refine. Take note of any downloads you receive, and tweak your intentions accordingly. You may be inspired for a more feral ceremony than other months.

The last big thing that happened in Leo was when Mars stationed Rx in the sign of the leader on December 6. That was the week when Luigi Mangione landed on the scene. South Korea stopped a self-coup. Rebel forces ousted Assad in Syria. Spain announced it would enshrine marriage equality and abortion in the constitution. Romania annulled its first round of presidential elections due to illegal funding and suspected Russian interference. You get the drift.