![]() Neptune comes closest to Earth’s orbit on Sept. This gives farmers extended moonlight late into the evening, so they can finish their harvests before the colder weather arrives.Īnother awesome celestial event that will delight stargazers in September is the chance to see Neptune at opposition. The Harvest Moon got its name because it rises around sunset at approximately the same time for several evenings in a row. When the October full moon is the Harvest Moon, then September’s full moon is called the Corn Moon. The full moon closest to the fall equinox is always called the Harvest Moon, which means it sometimes falls in September and sometimes in October. In 2022, this officially occurs at 9:04 p.m. The Harvest Moon is the only full moon tied to a specific date: in this case, the fall equinox. The names we use for most full moons originate from Native American, Colonial American or other sources and usually relate to the season in which they occur. The September full moon is also the last one of the summer season.ĭoug Ellison/NASA Why Is The September Full Moon Called The Harvest Moon? If you’re not an early riser, the moon will still appear full in the evenings of Sept. While that might sound like an odd time to look for a lunar spectacle, the September full moon reaches peak illumination early in the morning, shortly before setting below the horizon. The 2022 September full moon, also called the Harvest Moon, appears pretty early in the month. Keep reading to find out when and how to get these awe-inspiring glimpses at what’s in the universe. In addition to a gorgeous full moon, the things to see during September’s nights include the closest views of Jupiter and Neptune we’ll get all year. AND a lovely time to meditate.Įveryone: Neptune will turn direct again on December 3 meanwhile, the fog lifts.After August saw multiple celestial events that made the night sky even more fascinating, September is giving you a few more great reasons to look up after dark. THAT is the time to make major decisions and move forward on projects which up till now may have seemed hesitant or uncertain in their progress. When Neptune is retrograde it is clear-headed, positive and certain about its course, all confusion gone. Neptune moves into retrograde every year for about 150 days this year it occurs on June 29 th. Currently it’s in the sign of Pisces so wherever Pisces is in your chart is the area where Neptune is slowly transiting. Neptune takes about 165 years to do a complete revolution around the Sun, thus spending about 14 years in each sign of the zodiac. Since more than half of us have this planet direct in our charts it behooves us to take full advantage during the times Neptune goes retrograde, both as a group called humanity and personally. ![]() When direct, Neptune CAN be the most insidious, confused, devious, negative planet in the zodiac. Of all of these, Neptune retrograde is the most spiritual expression of any planet. ![]() Also, as esoteric astrologers, we consider the retrograde expression of a planet far more spiritual than its direct counterpart. We call these the generational planets since they are not personal but affect whole generations. But a couple of slower-moving (relatively speaking) planets can offer interesting transit information. Progressions provide information about the temporary dynamics and energies impacting us as a kind of pattern which we can work with. “Lift the veil that obscures the heart and there you will find what you are looking for.” KabirĪs esoteric astrologers we pay more attention to progressions than to transits since the speedier planets are here and gone so quickly that it matters little when we know we have lived many lives and will live many more.
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