It's jarring, yes, but none of it's particularly surprising at this point. Yes, it's alarming, but it's anticipated. This is the last full moon before we move into eclipses. 🏊♀️The image that comes to mind when I look at America's chart and how it is affected by this full moon feels like this: imagine a diver approaching the Olympic diving boards for the very first time. There is an understanding of the gravity that couldn't be had until you stand on that 10 mitre top platform. From the top, the pool looks very tiny, and it is evidently obvious that there is an audience watching. It's dangerous, it's terrifying, it's exhilarating and it's life-changing to do this. Everything becomes official once it's done. After this, there's no more amateur element to the divers identity. 🧮Let me explain, every country has an event chart for when that country becomes independent, it's important to know charts are made up of 360° (it's a c...