Legitimize the Work Day Slump with Void Moons
Just as a car can't run forever without stopping for fuel or maintenance, our professional endeavors require periodic pit stops to refuel and recalibrate. Void moons have been acknowledged for thousands of years, but many people underestimate their significance in modern times. These moments of celestial pause offer an opportunity to reflect on your progress, realign with your goals, and avoid wasting your time and effort.
Void moons — also commonly referred to as “void of course” moons — occur when the moon makes its last major aspect to a planet before leaving its current zodiac sign. During this liminal phase, which can last anywhere from a couple minutes to a couple days, the moon is considered to be adrift. Like dozing off during an all-night interstate drive, void moons lack focus and direction.
Attempting to plow through work during a void moon is like speeding past a pit stop. Your car might arrive at its destination safely and on time if you’re lucky, or it might break down on the side of the road. It’s not practical in modern society to abide by every void moon, but if you ignore every pit stop, eventually you’ll be running on fumes and heading nowhere.
Adverse outcomes can arise in professional settings if you try to execute important tasks during void moons. Activities to consider limiting during void moons include:
Signing Contracts — Formal agreements may not unfold as expected.
Important Meetings — Miscommunications and misunderstandings may render the meeting useless and require a follow-up meeting.