Happy New Year!
What a great kick off for 2011. January 4th we will have a solar eclipse in the sign Capricorn. This solar eclipse in Capricorn occurs as part of a rolling stellium consisting of North Node, Pluto, Sun, Moon, and Mars in Capricorn, with Sun, Moon and Mars square to Saturn in Libra. This Capricorn solar eclipse will be especially felt by the cardinal signs (Cancer, Capricorn, Aries and Libra). Anyone with planets near 13 degrees of any of the Cardinal signs will also feel this eclipse more strongly.
A solar eclipse always falls on a new moon, and new moons open paths to new experiences and opportunities. A solar eclipse brings news of a new chapter to form soon. Because eclipses are powerful, we need to watch what happens at eclipse time, as they tend to focus on big life events, like marriages, births, new homes, new positions, and so forth. Nothing is exactly "average" at the time of an eclipse - take your news seriously!
Mars will be conjunct the solar eclipse in Capricorn until January 15th and that tells me we should start to see results immediately, with little waiting. Mars will work with the eclipse to set up a trend that will continue on and on. Think of Mars as a booster to the eclipse rocket that will send you in a new direction. Venus will get into the act too, by beaming both Jupiter and Uranus her blessings
All eclipses have an area of influence of at least six months, so this influence should be grand enough to see it and feel it quite noticeably.
This partial solar eclipse will be seen in Europe, Africa and Central Asia. It will begin at 06:40:11 UT (Universal Time)) and culminates at 11:00:54 UT. The greatest eclipse –point of time when the distance between the Moon’s shadow axis and Earth’s center is the minimum – will happen at 08:50:35 UT over northern Sweden. If you live in northern Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, you will be able to witness this eclipse.
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