May 19 is New Moon. Signaling the End of the Eclipse Season and Sketching the Outline of a New Era.

Around noon on May 19, we welcome the new moon. This new moon signifies the end of the “Eclipse Season” which started with the Total Solar Eclipse on April 20. The “Eclipse Season”, a time of sudden changes in fate, concludes with this new moon, simultaneously imbuing a strong premonition of a bright, shiny new beginning.

A new moon is a phenomenon where “the end” and “the beginning” coexist.

At the moment of the new moon, the moon, hidden in the shadow of the sun, loses all its light and merges with the pitch-black cosmos. This can be called the “zero point” just before the start of a new cycle of light, marking the end of one lunar cycle. The new moon, a blank space filled with ‘potentiality itself’, as if in a vacuum, is where people find new beginnings and cast their wishes and vows. In other words, this new moon, announcing the end of the tense “Eclipse Season,” is teeming with a premonition of the “beginning” of a new world opening up.

Something else noteworthy is the deep resonance of this new moon with Pluto, which moved constellations in March for the first time in 16 years (and has now begun its retrograde motion). As the turbulence brought about by the ‘eclipse’ comes to an end, the new era initiated by Pluto slowly begins to reveal its outline. It’s a vacuum filled with such premonitions.

Here, we present the “metamorphosis” that Pluto, deeply resonating with this new moon, brings to people. Currently, Pluto is in retrograde. This is also an adjustment period to connect the past 16 years with the next 21 years. Please click on the image below to confirm the metamorphosis that Pluto brings to you, as well as the meaning of its retrograde.

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