Sunday is Sharad Purnima, the year's brightest full Moon, and for Aries it falls right on your sign. The Moon enters Aries in the early hours, moves through Ashwini nakshatra and becomes full during the day. Opposite it in Libra, your seventh, sit the debilitated Sun, retrograde Mercury, and combust, retrograde Venus. Feelings about yourself and your partner may peak together.




Full Moon on Your LagnaA full Moon on the first house heightens emotion and visibility. You may feel energetic in the morning and unusually sensitive by evening.




Ashwini, ruled by Ketu and linked with the divine healers known as the Ashwini Kumaras, supports recovery and fresh starts after a hard week. Use the day to rest the body and reset routines rather than make big choices.




The Seventh-House MirrorAt a full Moon, the Sun and Moon sit on opposite sides of the zodiac. For Aries, that sets your own needs against your partner’s.




With Mercury retrograde and Venus combust in the seventh, small misunderstandings can feel larger. Speak gently and avoid ultimatums. A heartfelt talk under the moonlight may heal more than a daytime debate.




Sharad Purnima RitualsTradition holds that the Moon’s rays on this night carry healing nectar. Families keep a bowl of kheer outside overnight and eat it the next morning.




In Bengal, families perform Kojagari Lakshmi Puja and stay awake to welcome the goddess of wealth.




Shani in the TwelfthRetrograde Shani in your twelfth warns against overspending on the festival night. If you stay awake for Kojagari, rest well the next day.




Do’s for Today

• Keep a bowl of kheer under the moonlight tonight.


• Speak gently with your partner.

Don’ts for Today

• Avoid ultimatums in relationships today.


• Do not make big personal decisions while emotions peak.

Shani Remedy for TodayShare the moonlit kheer with children from a nearby basti the next morning. Donate a white blanket to a night shelter on Purnima.