WE’RE in the midst of eclipse season - the two-week period that’s bookmarked by a lunar and solar eclipse.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity though, astrologers say, as total solar eclipses only occur once every 400 years.“The Eclipse will take place in the sign of Aries, which means those born under the sign of the Ram would feel the wrath of the sun,” celebrity psychic and astrologer Inbaal Honigman forewarned.“The solar eclipse is a tough time for Aries, as their directness is brought into question and secrecy is favoured over blunt honesty.
“The shadowy nature of the eclipse could bring the Leo back down to Earth and they'll struggle to thrive away from full sunlight.”are set to benefit from the eclipse, with it bringing a burst of social energy that’s perfect for the social butterfly zodiac.This total solar eclipse is considered particularly lucky, so it’s a good time to manifest your desires and set intentions for the rest of the year.
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