Astrological Events in December 2015
December 2015 will prove to be a remarkable month for astronomers and astrologers alike. At the end of this year, we will see not only the familiar Full Moon and New Moon in the sky, but will also be able to observe a meteor shower and other celestial phenomena.
The Longest Night of the Year
This event occurs annually on December 21. The shortest day will be a rather risky time according to astrological forecasts. It is advisable to strengthen both your physical health and biofield during this period, as the surrounding energy is restructuring itself, adapting to the new time—characterized by the predominance of night and darkness.
Conjunction of Celestial Bodies
In addition to the winter solstice in December 2015, there will be a conjunction of the Moon and Venus. They will meet each other before dawn on December 7. This time is considered favorable by many psychics, as it is filled with both mystical and feminine energy. The Moon, the nocturnal luminary, is traditionally regarded as an ally in many spells, while Venus has long been the patroness of women and love divination.
Full and New Moon
The Moon will reach its full phase on December 25. This night will be very strong in terms of positive energy, as the Full Moon follows the longest night and occurs just before Christmas according to the Catholic calendar. Also, from this day begins the countdown of pre-holiday days, and only a short time remains until the arrival of the next year, 2016.
The New Moon will occur on December 11. 11.12—a sequential date according to astrological and numerological forecasts—so the day will be fortunate, proceeding smoothly and according to plan.
Meteor Showers
In December 2015, two meteor showers are expected—on December 13 and December 22. Both will occur at night. The first—Geminids—astronomers call the most prominent meteor shower of the year. The beginning of the lunar month will make meteors clearly visible in the night sky. This stream consists of debris from the asteroid Phaethon, a shattered planet, which is why psychics speak of high energetic saturation. The nighttime hours are suitable for divinations and meditations.
The second meteor shower—Ursids—will be less observable. It will be obscured by the light and energy of the Full Moon, so only the brightest meteors will be visible from Earth during the night of December 22 to 23.
Keep watching the starry sky and the celestial bodies that illuminate the darker hours of our lives; consult the lunar calendar
