Greetings eclipse trackers,
There are a lot of differing views on when, and for how long, the main effects of an eclipse are experienced.
Is there any general rule about when the themes of the Moon's eclipse start to be felt during a season where it occurs a couple of weeks after, rather than before, the paired Sun eclipse? And in this case are the solar eclipse themes mainly experienced sooner before it happens, with the lunar eclipse themes starting soon after the the solar one is first over?
I am aware that a lot of the solar eclipse effects continue, to some extent, for months or even years afterward and/or beforehand. And that the lunar ones can continue to reverberate for weeks or more. And that this also depends on the length of the actual eclipse moment and if there are any major planetary transits over the eclipse point in the following weeks/months, etc.
In this case however, I am just speaking of the core intensity and trigger periods, and how they differ based on whether it is the Sun or the Moon that first gets eclipsed within the 2+ week period.
Any feedback welcome.
Thanks,
S.
Thanks,
To clarify though, were you referring to the events of the lunar eclipse (the events of which you found happening in the lunar month before or after the solar eclipse)?
And whether the lunar eclipse is two weeks before, vs two weeks after, the solar one... - Is that the factor that determines whether the events will happen in the lunar month before vs after the solar one (or the lunar one, if thats the eclipse you were referring too instead)?
And by lunar month, do you mean the standard Vedic month that starts from new moon and ends on the next new moon, but which is named after the nakshatra the full moon would usually be in in the middle? There seem to be several different traditions of monthly reckoning that developed through the ages across India and you have been experimenting with the Chinese new year as well, in a Vedic context.
Thanks,
S.
I have found that the lunar cycle before and after, so for lunar eclipse which happens at full moon, it's the previos full moon to the next full moon. For solar eclipses which is new moon its from previous new moon to next new moon. You have to look for trigger transits during this time to trigger the event. So look for trigger transits that would trigger the house the eclipse falls in.
@ernst Have you noticed a pattern for when the eclipse events are more likely to happen in the month before, vs the one after, the actual eclipse?
For example, would the order of the solar before lunar or vice versa eclipses have anything to to with it? Or the time of year? Or whether it is the first, vs the second eclipse season of the year? Stuff like that.
Or maybe several different events that all carry the same theme of the particular eclipse are always spread out from the month before through the month after in every eclipse season. And some are just more significant than others due to the timing of transits during those two sensitive months and how they hit each person's chart.
Thanks,
S.
Thanks. Looking back that seems to be the case.