09/26/2026
Saturday brings the Harvest Full Moon, and I don’t think I could have written a more appropriate ending to this chapter if I tried.
This full moon finds me back “home” in Black Mountain. Not visiting this time. Home.
And I keep thinking about harvest.
We tend to see the beautiful part of a harvest: the basket overflowing, the fruit finally ripe, the moment when all the work becomes visible. We forget how much has to happen before that. Seeds disappear into darkness. Roots grow where no one can see them. Leaves fall.
My harvest has been decades in the making.
And before I could receive it, so much had to die off, externally and internally. Plans. Places. Relationships. Old definitions of success. Versions of myself I had outgrown but was still trying to carry with me.
In Jyotish, or Vedic astrology, Saturday’s full moon illuminates the Virgo–Pisces axis. Virgo asks us to discern: What stays? What serves? Pisces asks us to surrender what has completed its purpose and trust something larger than the plan we thought we needed.
The Moon also moves into Uttara Bhadrapada, a nakshatra associated in Jyotish with depth, maturity and the quieter wisdom that comes after transformation.
That feels about right.
Because sometimes the harvest isn’t something new arriving. It is finally being able to see what decades of becoming have been growing underneath your feet.
This weekend, ask yourself: What am I harvesting because I stayed with it? And what am I still carrying that needs to be pruned so the next season has room to grow?
If you don’t know, your Vedic birth chart can be an incredible mirror. A Jyotish reading looks at your individual planetary placements and cycles. We can explore where life may be asking for discipline, release, expansion or a return to your own center.
If you’ve been standing at a threshold in your own life, I’m opening my calendar for Vedic astrology chart readings.
Let’s look at what your divine design says you’ve been growing.
And maybe, just maybe, it’s finally harvest time. 🌕🌾