In ancient times, the eclipse of the Moon has been viewed as a bad sign for it can awaken irrational responses. Basically, the Moon represents women and emotions. So there might be a large range of topics at such issue.

The first lunar eclipse of 2007, a full eclipse, had already shown itself on March 3rd, at 13°00' Virgo, while at the same time, the Sun at 13°00' of Pisces conjuncted the NoNo and Uranus.

Let's have a close look here.

Uranus, which produces sudden or unexpected upsets, is prominent, so people will be more inclined to accept or even seek out the unusual or non-traditional.

Don't forget, Mercury is still retrograde in Aquarius right now until March 8th, so any involvement with groups or associations, friends, especially with electronic communications and the like will demand attention. Emotional demands can be surprisingly unrealistic or emotional display is likely to cause upsets.

The first solar eclipse of 2007 is a partial one, on March 19th at 28°07' Pisces. The planet Pluto is stimulated by a stressful square aspect from both the Sun and the Moon. Since the eclipse of the Sun has traditionally been viewed as an omen of dread. Some old things come to an end or are overthrown. Of course, it can also mean a new birth. There might be religious or spiritual gatherings. Microcosmically, direct confrontation, deliberate action and keen observation are in demand. Do not reveal plans, or betray a confidence. People with mutable signs (Virgo; Pisces; Gemini; Sagittarius) featured in their birthcharts are more likely to be affected. Macroscopically, it might have economic or political effect on certain trigger spots, namely south asia and east asia. Earthquake or bad weather or even military action? maybe.

The next eclipse of the Sun will be on August 12, 2007.