Astrology Forecast with Matilda Brown - Lunar Eclipse in Scorpio
As you may have already sensed, this Scorpio eclipse is summoning that which we thought to be buried. Old versions of ourselves, people from the past, or outdated circumstances to name a few.
When triggers like these emerge, it can be tricky to feel like they are helpful, especially if we are also experiencing the raw & visceral emotions that Scorpio naturally inhabits. In the context of an eclipse, this time beckons us to waters of most necessity for our growth, especially those we might not otherwise choose for ourselves.
Investigative Scorpio equips us with the strength to delve these internal depths — getting to the essence of why these things have re-emerged, and what knowledge is ripe for reintegration.
A potent period of resolution, this eclipse begins the final chapter in a longer-term portal that began in January 2022, followed by May & October 2022 as peaks in this journey. You may recognise threads of themes, patterns & ways of relating from these times that connect into the deeper meaning of this eclipse for you.
In resonance with reactive Mars & transformative Pluto, a supportive activity under this eclipse may be prioritising physical release of your emotions — especially the raw ones that are often buried or filtered. Safely surrendering into what we feel, although uncomfortable at first, can support in gaining new clarity, and clearing the debris of our inner landscapes.
As we move through this portal in presence with our emotional world, may we hold a vision of ourselves embodying a state of powerful renewal, fiercely navigating these tense terrains, and transforming into wiser versions of ourselves under this Lunar Eclipse in Scorpio.
Matilda Brown
Matilda Brown is an LGBTQIA+ therapist with a love for the esoteric, offering Astrology and Art Psychotherapy appointments at Prana House. If you feel a calling to dive deeper into Astrology Matilda is taking bookings for personal chart readings as well as one-on-one therapy sessions in her role as an Art Psychotherapist.