New Moon In Aries Manifests Astrology Memes And Talk Of 'Personal Transformation' Around Social Media
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Starting today, we are in the first new moon of "Aries season," meaning that astrologically, this is the best time to begin manifesting. Social media users fascinated by astrology posted memes on platforms like Twitter and Instagram throughout the day, analyzing and celebrating the latest lunar development. Some seemed enthusiastic about this latest phase of the moon, but others not so much.
The moon changes every month, going from full to new. The constellations of the zodiac also change each month as the Earth moves through space and different constellations shift across the night sky. Right now, we are in Aries season. Aries, a cardinal fire sign, is traditionally the first sign of the Western zodiac and represents purpose and passion.
The new moon is usually a moment reserved for what astrology enthusiasts call “manifesting,” which means planning and imagining your goals. Therefore, the first new moon of the new astrological year is doubly significant for those who mean to manifest something good.
Some posters connected astrological events to current events, reminding everybody to watch themselves in what will purportedly be a "highly passionate moon cycle," referencing Will Smith slapping Chris Rock as evidence of how the stars are impacting the world.
Other astrologically inclined users offered helpful tips on how to make the most of this latest cosmic opportunity for investing in both yourself and in financial markets.
The end of the month should be very interesting for crypto, new moon in the skies, any guess to what's going to happen?#GetCosmic
— Gato (@Gato_Burrito) March 31, 2022
Overall, the tone of new moon commentary on Twitter trended towards the positive. People encouraged one another to take initiative and manifest a better life for themselves. Whether one believes in astrology or not, the online meme community surrounding it is certainly among the most devoted and prolific.
NEW MOON IN ARIES. Remember the BAD ass bitch that you are, and if a bitch gets finicky it’s time to bring that energy. pic.twitter.com/CiftwazLzM
— Syd Divine Tarot ❣️ (@SydDivineTarot) March 31, 2022
The community is also highly supportive, with users tweeting relentlessly about how others should take care of themselves. Astrology discourse is full of words borrowed from mental health discourse like “trauma” and “actualization,” suggesting that for many users it serves a therapeutic or self-help kind of function.
✨libra risings new moon in aries 4/1 mood board ✨"Whatever intense new chapter you're embarking on – I think you're also learning that you can't always do everything on your own (although you'll try to)…" pic.twitter.com/F54iVqYnbr
— milk 🥞 (@milkstrology) March 28, 2022
Some wondered, however, if the emotions and transformations attributed to astrology might really be thanks to other factors in the lives of astrology enthusiasts.
So everyone is just menstruating for the new moon in Aries huh 👀 🩸
— dumb B (@libra45parallel) March 31, 2022
Here’s to wishing you a transformative Aries season — if that's your sort of thing.
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