Next Friday, September 30, the Earth’s sky will witness a rare, different moon: it is the second new moon of the month and it will cause shadows at night, the dark Moon. Unlike the Blue Moon, Red Moon and Super Moon, the Dark Moon is a new category that happens every 19 years, when the full moon does not occur in the month of February.
The Dark Moon occurs when a month of the year misses a new moon – the first phase of the lunar cycle, when the moon and the sun have the same elliptical length. This causes the second new moon of the month to become entirely invisible in the dark sky – at least for the Western Hemisphere. And this time, it will take place on September 30 at 5:11 p.m. Pacific time for those across the American continent and some western parts of Europe and Africa; while for the eastern hemisphere – Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia – this phenomenon will occur on October 1 and 30.
Now, this particular dark Moon was the result of an even rarer event: the first new moon of the month turning into a ring of fire in the solar eclipse. While in this phenomenon you can see a moon increasing in size with silver tones.
The term Dark Moon has even been associated with good times for introspection, where thinking from the unconscious is purified and clarified. It is as if a seed is planted and the darkness that the seed experiences is necessary for it to germinate. Therefore, the dark moon is a period with positive aspects and great opportunities; even with peaceful moments. It is an extremely positive force that helps us manifest our desires and desires.
In other words, this is an ideal stage to develop new projects and ideas, because although one may feel lost, one will be in the right direction. The confusion will be clarified until you discover the energy essential to take advantage of these positive opportunities that the dark Moon will bring.