Cycles
Void-of-Course
A period when the Moon has made its last major aspect before leaving its current sign, and won't make another until it enters the next one.
As the Moon travels through a sign, it typically forms several aspects with other planets along the way. At some point before it crosses into the next sign, it makes its last aspect for that sign -- from then until it actually enters the next sign, it's considered "void-of-course."
Traditionally, this window is read as a low-decisiveness stretch -- not a bad omen, just a gap where things started during it are more likely to fizzle, change shape, or need revisiting. It's a real, calculable window (based on the Moon's exact position and upcoming aspects), not a vague seasonal mood.
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