We live in a conscious universe—not focused on what happens to us, but on what is moving through us. This is the wisdom of the cosmos. Heather Ensworth guides us through the currents of this Virgo new moon’s astrology and its conjunction with Orcus, inviting us into a liminal time of trust, openness, and deeper alignment with soul-level intentions.
The September New Moon: A Time of Alignment, Trust and Transformation
In this New Moon reflection, Heather Ensworth invites us to pause and consider what we are planting or “seeding” for the lunar cycle ahead—and how we are participating in a profound time of personal and collective transformation.
Exploring the astrological energies of the September New Moon in Virgo, Heather invites us to bring our spiritual awareness into everyday life. How can we live our deeper truth through our choices, relationships and service to others?
With the New Moon closely connected to Orcus, she encourages us to reflect on whether our daily lives are aligned with our soul’s intentions and our authentic selves. The healing centaurs also offer support for recognising and releasing ancestral patterns and wounds that may keep us from living fully and authentically.
Heather describes this period as a liminal time—a space between what has been and what is yet to come. Like a chrysalis, it is a time when old ways of being and structures based on separation, control and domination are dissolving, while new possibilities rooted in love, collaboration, community and harmony begin to emerge.
At the heart of her message is an invitation to trust rather than control. We may not know what the future will look like, but we can come back to the present moment and ask: Am I living from my heart? Am I aligned with my deeper truth?
This New Moon offers an opportunity to listen within, release what no longer serves us, and consciously take part in the emergence of a more compassionate, connected and awakened way of being.
I think “a space between what has been and what is yet to come” is much easier for a general audience to understand than the original definition, while still capturing Heather’s meaning of liminal time.
