Solar Eclipse in Capricorn: Heal Your Christmas Past and Enjoy Unexpected Excitement
This winter’s Solar Eclipse in Capricorn is falling right on Christmas, which those who celebrate this holiday will not be able to help but feel. An eclipse shows you your shadow and so this “holiday” season could well be anything but–however the presence of Jupiter can make everything turn out fine, because Jupiter is just the ticket for bringing hope, optimism, warmth and generosity into dark places. Watch the video below to find out how!
Details About This Solar Eclipse In Capricorn
Date: December 25-26, 2019
Time: 9:13 PM Pacific Time / 12:21 AM on Dec 26 in Eastern Time
Type: Annular and therefore strong in its effects
At: 4º Capricorn
Nodal Orientation: the eclipsed Sun conjunct South Node creates a Releasing (not Initiating) Nodal orientation
Shadow Agents: Jupiter in Capricorn, Chiron in Aries and Uranus in Taurus
Capricorn Solar Eclipse of December 2020
Does It Affect You Personally?
If your birthday is on any of the following dates (in any year at all), you’re most likely to experience this eclipse:
December 20 to 30
March 20 to 30
June 21 to July 1
September 22 to October 2
And if there’s any planet in your chart in 0-9º of a Cardinal sign (Cancer, Capricorn, Aries or Libra), that planet will be affected. Also affected would be any planet in your chart in 29º of a Mutable sign (Gemini, Sagittarius, Virgo, Pisces).
Remember, not every eclipse touches everyone, but when it does, it’s usually noticeable. A solar eclipse is likely to be marked by an external, real-world event (unlike a lunar eclipse, which is likely to bring up strong emotions and to be experienced as a subjective event). You may notice events happening anytime within the week surrounding the eclipse (up to a few days before or after).