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Oct 1
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Virgo New Moon 2025: Breaking Free, Find...

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Kelly and astrologer Marvin Wilkerson dive into the powerful energy of the Virgo New Moon and upcoming eclipses. Together they unpack Virgo’s role as the sign of digestion and assimilation—turning life’s struggles into growth, purification, and spiritual unity. Marv explains how this lunation highlights themes of service, patience, and the challenge of perfectionism, while also bringing sudden insights that can break us out of rigid routines.

The conversation covers the Virgo-Pisces polarity, karmic lessons of balance and justice, and how these transits may stir both deep healing and collective transformation. From facing inner criticism to learning tolerance, from letting go of suppressed rage to stepping into humble service, this episode explores how the September skies are asking us to ground in purpose and move forward with clarity

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