Moonchild Daily Horoscope – 18 September 2024

Yasmin Boland

17 September 2024 at 3:00 pm·1-min read

The Full Moon eclipse is taking place in your 9th House which is the part of your chart which is all about travel, adventure and anything else which broadens the mind – eg: study. It’s also the part of your chart which is all about religion and The Great Cosmic Quest. So if you find yourself off doing any kind of seeking in these parts of your life now and over the coming months, know that you are on the right cosmic vibe. It’s time for you to broaden your horizons! Life can change in an instant for you in your current cycle.
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