The
Lunar Gestation Cycle shows the evolution of the events seeded from the impact
of an Eclipse and becomes an effective predictive tool with all events, from
the mundane,
to the most personal,
including those of finance and business, in four distinctive stages and beyond.
The timing of events with the Lunar Gestation Cycle supports an understanding of the long-range impact of Solar and Lunar Eclipses as the related matters of an event develops along a predictable pattern.
Each month, there are usually four Moon Phases. A New Moon, First Quarter Moon, Full Moon and
Last Quarter Moon. Each of these Moon phases is related to a specific group of Moon phases or Moon
Family and is called the Lunar Gestation Cycle. Each Moon Family extends over a two and a quarter
year period each beginning at a different date. You may have personal or business situations that
fall along the dates of any one of the Lunar Gestation Cycles. If your event occurred in the past
you can project the next stage of your individual matter with the dates in the cycle. ^top
The First New Moon in May 2003 begins with a New Moon Family in Taurus.
The First Quarter Moon Family has been in progress since a New Moon occurred near
the same degree nine months ago. The Moon Family for May 2003's First Quarter Moon in
Leo is as follows showing the current Moon phase in bold print:
The Full Moon Family has been in progress since a New Moon occurred near the same
degree 18 months ago. The Moon Family for May 2003's Full Moon in Scorpio is as
follows showing the current Moon phase in bold print. This Full Moon is a Lunar Eclipse.
The Last Quarter Moon Family has been in progress since a New Moon occurred near
the same degree 27 months ago. The Moon Family for May 2003's Last Quarter Moon in
Pisces is as follows showing the current Moon phase in bold print:
The Second New Moon in May 2003 begins with a New Moon Family in Gemini.
This is a Solar Eclipse.
Learn more about the Lunar Gestation Cycle in my book
Lunar Shadows.
Please refer to the Chart of
Hot Spots of this Eclipse year (2003).
There are clearly times in a year that gather greater levels of activity than others.
These vividly active time periods are clearly defined by the current Solar and Lunar
Eclipse activity. Eclipses are at the root of the Lunar Gestation Cycle.