It’s a time for new beginnings.
Tonight’s new moon in Virgo is also the new moon that initiates Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year.
Both the Virgo new moon and Rosh Hashana have the same request of us:
Pause.
Just like a painter steps back from the canvas to asses where they are and where they’re going, we must do the same in our lives.
Take a step back from your life and take it in. Assess what you’re creating. What you want to be creating from here.
How are you showing up? How do you want to be showing up?
We often resist pausing. There’s always more to do. The to-do list never ends. There’s always another project.
And the space created by the pause can feel uncomfortable in its emptiness. You might begin to ruminate on past decisions.
You can’t change the past, just like a painter can’t remove paint from the canvas.
All we can do is be where we are and determine where to go from here.
This is the time to begin again.
Virgo loves a fresh notebook.
new moon in Virgo
Rosh Hashana has arrived
welcome sweet new year
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