Eclipses 2001
Eclipses are the year's most powerful lunations — turbo-charged New and Full Moons that accelerate beginnings and endings. 2001 brings 5 eclipses: 2 solar and 3 lunar.
A total lunar eclipse is a supercharged Full Moon Cancer — a culmination and release point where something comes to a head and is let go.
A total solar eclipse is a supercharged New Moon Cancer — a powerful reset that plants seeds and opens a new chapter in the Cancer areas of life.
A partial lunar eclipse is a supercharged Full Moon Capricorn — a culmination and release point where something comes to a head and is let go.
An annular solar eclipse is a supercharged New Moon Sagittarius — a powerful reset that plants seeds and opens a new chapter in the Sagittarius areas of life.
A penumbral lunar eclipse is a supercharged Full Moon Cancer — a culmination and release point where something comes to a head and is let go.
What is an eclipse, astrologically?
A solar eclipse is a New Moon so exact that the Moon blocks the Sun — a charged fresh start whose effects unfold over the following six months. A lunar eclipse is a Full Moon where Earth's shadow falls on the Moon — a climax and release, often surfacing what's been hidden. Eclipses arrive in pairs about every six months, on the sign axis where the Moon's nodes sit, and tend to bring fated, fast-moving change in those areas of life.
See also Retrograde calendar & meanings and the full astro calendar.
When are the eclipses in 2001?
2001 has 5 eclipses: a total lunar eclipse in Cancer on January 9, a total solar eclipse in Cancer on June 21, a partial lunar eclipse in Capricorn on July 5, a annular solar eclipse in Sagittarius on December 14, a penumbral lunar eclipse in Cancer on December 30.
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