The total lunar eclipse will transpire at 23°57’ Virgo, directly opposing the Sun at 23°57’ Pisces, a face off that will significantly affect those with personal planets between 19° and 29° of the Mutable signs; Gemini , Virgo , Sagittarius and Pisces.

There are a few things you may want to avoid doing during this full moon with a total lunar eclipse, which is happening on March 14.

With Daylight Saving Time and brighter evenings here, springtime is officially right around the corner, and with that comes a surge of hopefulness and the sense that positive shifts are well within your reach.

This month is a humdinger of a Full Moon, taking place on the 14th March. Not only is it the first Lunar Eclipse of 2025 (eclipses supersize the Full Moon’s luminary powers and add unpredictable events and insights to the equation),

On March 14, the full moon coinciding with a total lunar eclipse will produce a blood moon in Virgo. Find out what you should and shouldn’t do around this time

Stargazers will be treated to a spectacular celestial event on March 14th when a total lunar eclipse combines with the full Worm Moon in Virgo – but beware, don't overdo things, it's time to reflect!

The lunar eclipse on March 14 will be slightly less intense for these two air zodiac signs, according to an astrologer.

A blood moon lunar eclipse is taking place on March 14th in the sign of Virgo. Here's where to see the unique full moon and what its astrological meaning is.

March is peak drama! Astrologically, that means it’s eclipse season! The total lunar eclipse in Virgo occurs on March 14th amidst retrograde chaos. But don’t panic yet. Take a deep breath and read on for astrological advice on navigating the energy.