Fall Equinox & Astrology

The Fall Equinox begins the season of autumn in the northern hemisphere: the moment when the sun appears to cross the celestial equator, heading southward; regularly, the fall equinox occurs nearby September 22-September 24, varying slightly each year agreeing to the 400-year cycle of leap years in the Gregorian Calendar.

In 2005, Fall Equinox arrived on the cusp of Virgo/Libra, on September 22 at 22:23 hours, thus we need to give a supervene up to the projects we started during the last Spring Equinox. This supervene up is a seasonal time for balance and harmony, because, agreeing to astrology, during the Fall Equinox, the Sun will enter 0 degrees Libra, the Air sign of balance in astrology. The emblem of Libra in astrology brings the fall Equinox in the northern hemisphere whilst bring the Spring Equinox to the southern hemisphere. Astrology uses a scale to recite the house of Libra, meaning a balance of light and dark.

Earth Virgo

Let me give you a coarse explanation about equinoxes... The word "equinox" was derived from Latin term that plainly means "equal night", a thought which is good demonstrated looking that the night has the same distance than the day. For measuring the distance of a day, sunrise is the moment when the sun is half-above the horizon and sunset is the moment when the sun is half-under the horizon.

But day and night are not exactly of equal distance during the March and September equinoxes. The dates when daytime and nighttime are each 12 hours occur a few days before and after the equinoxes. The specific dates of this occurrence are dissimilar for dissimilar latitudes.

During the equinoxes, the Earth's auric or magnetic field is affected by the Sun's alignment with the Earth's equator. Twice each year, at the equinoxes (Spring/March & Fall/September), the Sun rises and sets exactly over the equator remaining intimately aligned there for roughly 48 hours.

When the Fall Equinox occurs, the life-force or universal power on our planet changes. The balance and alignment energies coming with the Fall Equinox make it a great time to manifest, meditate, pray. We can reflect on whether we have assuredly planted the seeds we intended and have nurtured them to fruition. We can refocus our concentration on what we truly want to manifest and then originate the right atmosphere or attitude to bring it about.

Some synonyms in astrology:

Fall equinox = 1st day of Autumn,

Fall equinox = Autumn Equinox,

Fall equinox = Autumnal Equinox,

Fall equinox = Harvest Tide,

Fall equinox = Festival of Dionysus,

Fall equinox = Night of the Hunter,

Fall equinox = Mabon,

Fall equinox = Wine Harvest,

Fall equinox = Alban Elfed,

Fall equinox = Cornucopia,

Fall equinox = Feast of Avilon,
Fall equinox = Festival of Dionysus,

Fall equinox = Harvest Home,

Fall equinox = Night of the Hunter,

Fall equinox = Second Harvest Festival,

Fall equinox = Witch's Thanksgiving.

For those who live in the northern hemisphere, this is when the sun of God is crucified on the solar cross of the ecliptic and celestial equator, and then descends into the "underworld"(southern hemisphere).

For those who live in the southern hemisphere, this is when the sun of God is crucified on the solar cross and then begins its ascension into heaven on the 3rd day of their spring.

The equinox solar supervene reduces the magnetic field of the Earth, allowing us to connect our souls with other dimensions or doorways. Equinox is also one of the best seasons for connecting with Earth's sacred sites, like:

The Chaco Canyon in New Mexico, Usa, is some sort of equinox corridor within its complex. This corridor marks the equinox Sunrise, tracks the Sun's journey straight through the sky, and then marks the equinox Sun set.

The Chichén Itza pyramids. The ancient Mayans constructed the pyramid of Chichén Itza, which displayed dissimilar patterns of triangles of light during solstice and equinox. On Fall Equinox, seven triangles of light come to be descriptive on the stairway of the Mayan pyramid.

Few Fall Equinox Holidays

Fall Equinox Day is an valid national holiday in the Land of the Rising Sun, Japan, and is spent honoring Japanese family burial place, and meeting together.

In the United Kingdom Harvest festival falls nearby the Fall Equinox.

The Fall Equinox is also known as the Pagan holiday, Mabon (Wiccan Sabbat). It is on this day that Pagans celebrate balance, the harvest season and Thanksgiving. On the Autumn Equinox, food, such as dried vegetables, is offered back to the Earth in a gesture of thanks for all that the Earth has supplied in the past season.

Fall Equinox & Astrology