Eclipse Season: The Two Weeks You Should Not Force a Decision
Twice a year, the sky goes dark. The normal rules of gravity and timing warp. Sudden exits happen. Unexpected offers arrive. Secrets are revealed. This is Eclipse Season.
Eclipses are the wildcards of astrology. They accelerate timelines, bringing events that were supposed to happen in three years right into the present moment. If you try to control the outcome during an eclipse window, you will fail. The universe has taken the wheel.
What it looks like in a real room
You have been agonizing over whether to fire a toxic client for six months. An eclipse arrives. The client sends a highly offensive email that crosses every boundary. The decision is made for you in three seconds. You fire them. The eclipse did not create the problem; it just removed your ability to delay the inevitable.
The shadow side
The shadow of an eclipse is the illusion of urgency. Because the energy is so chaotic, you feel a desperate need to act immediately to regain control. If you launch a new business, sign a long-term lease, or make a permanent commitment during the two weeks between eclipses, the foundation will be unstable. The ground is literally shifting underneath you.
How to use it on purpose
The rule for Eclipse Season is radical surrender. Do not force doors open. Do not try to hold doors closed. Let the pieces fall where they may. Observe the data that is revealed, but wait until the eclipse window closes (usually two weeks after the final eclipse) before you sign the contract or make the permanent move. Let the dust settle before you build.
Why the mix matters
A High-C (Conscientious) operator will panic during an eclipse because the data keeps changing. A High-I (Influence) operator will love the drama and might make a reckless, permanent decision based on a temporary feeling. Your behavioral wiring will try to react to the chaos. Your job is to override your wiring and simply wait.
Stop trying to control the chaos. Check your Day Oracle in InPsychNow to see if you are currently navigating an eclipse window, and adjust your risk tolerance accordingly.