How Will the Partial Solar Eclipse in Aries Impact You?
- Paul Heath
- Mar 29
- 2 min read
A solar eclipse happens when a new moon or full moon aligns within 18 degrees of the north or south node, and total eclipses occur within 9 degrees. This particular eclipse is 13 degrees from the north node, making it a partial eclipse—still powerful, but with a little less intensity.
It takes place at 9 degrees Aries in the early hours of Saturday, March 29th. New moons symbolize fresh starts, shifts in perspective, and uncovering hidden desires or expectations. An Aries new moon, in particular, is all about independence, clarity, and taking action without fear. It’s about pursuing what you truly want and facing challenges head-on.
This is the final eclipse in the Libra-Aries cycle, marking the end of a journey that started in July 2023. Ideally, by now, you’ve released what no longer serves you and integrated the lessons that came your way.
On a larger scale, we’re in a universal 9-year, and this eclipse happens at the 9th degree—numerologically, 9 represents endings and completion. Whatever cycle began last year is wrapping up, and the same themes may return in another 9 years.
The Sabian symbol for 9 degrees Aries speaks of a teacher giving new form to traditional ideas, which suggests revising your approach as you enter a new chapter. After all, doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome? That’s insanity.
Adding to the mix, Saturn in Pisces and Uranus in Taurus are forming a supportive sextile. Saturn—the wise, patient builder—meets Uranus, the innovator. This is the perfect time to start something new that’s both groundbreaking and enduring. It won’t happen overnight, but if you commit, the results will come.
So, what are you letting go of? And what are you beginning? As Apollo Creed told Rocky Balboa: There is no tomorrow.
KNOW THYSELF
BALANCE YOUR ENERGY
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