A Ceremony of Quiet Restoration: New Moon in Libra and T-Square to Jupiter and Chiron.

Tonight, October 21st 2025, the new Moon is in Libra. The sky folds into a delicate symmetry,

as if the world itself pauses to listen to its own breath. Libra, the masculine airy house of Venus,

is a realm of refinement, dialogue, and the art of balance. It is where harmony becomes a living language, where beauty and truth learn to share the same room.

This evening, both the Sun and the Moon meet in Libra, and Venus herself, ruler of this lunation, stands beside them in her own sign. The three move together in one house, under the same celestial roof, held by the same fragrance of grace. When the ruler is present with her guests,

the tone is heightened, the atmosphere tender, the invitation intimate.

Between the Dark Moon and the radiant Sun, He, Venus as a Boy, becomes the stillness that holds their balance.

Yet, beneath this elegant composition, the sky carries a stirring tension. The Moon forms what

is called a T-Square, a pattern woven of three planets meeting through angles of friction. It

begins when two points stand in opposition, and a third forms a square to both, creating a

triangle of pressure, a geometry of awakening. It is an aspect that calls forth movement. Something within must shift for balance to return.

Tonight’s T Square is drawn between the Moon in Libra, Jupiter in Cancer, and Chiron, the

wounded healer, in Aries. Here, Libra seeks harmony, Aries seeks independence, and Cancer

seeks protection and belonging. The air of Libra wants to understand, the fire of Aries wants

to act, and the water of Cancer wants to feel deeply. Together they create a conversation that cannot remain polite. Each speaks with urgency. Each asks to be heard.

The Moon, holding court in Libra, reminds us that peace is not the absence of tension, but the capacity to hold it with grace. Jupiter in Cancer expands emotion until it spills over the edges, revealing what has been hidden in the heart. Chiron in Aries exposes the raw places of selfhood, the ache of becoming, the courage it takes to heal what feels separate.

This alignment may bring both tenderness and intensity. It is the kind of sky that stirs old stories, that reminds us where we have been both brave and afraid. But it is also a sky of deep healing,

for Libra’s ruler, Venus, is at home. When Venus is present, there is beauty in the unraveling.

There is softness even in the tension.

This new moon may not promise ease, but it does promise renewal. It asks that we listen differently, that we bring compassion to the voices within us that argue for love, for freedom,

for safety. It invites us to begin again, not by choosing one side over another, but by allowing the conversation itself to become sacred.

You might let this evening be a quiet threshold, a pause in which to wonder: "What part of me longs to be met with tenderness? Where have I been trying to balance what was never meant

to be divided? What would it mean to heal, not by forgetting, but by remembering beauty in

the midst of becoming?"

In this celestial waltz, Venus watches over the threshold. All that is held in tension may yet

return to harmony, and all that aches for balance may find its beginning in stillness.

Much love to all, Valentina.