Four lunar eclipses mean it's the most significant astrology year in decades. Top astrologer YASMIN BOLAND reveals what every star sign must do now - and the steps to protect your money and love life


For most of history, people feared eclipses of the Sun. The skies would grow dark, the birds would stop singing and the dogs would start to howl. Naturally, people would blame anything bad that followed on ‘that fateful day the Sun disappeared’.

A lunar eclipse was equally regarded as a bad omen or sign of divine dissatisfaction. It was hardly surprising: no one knew why they happened or when they might come.

Today, modern astrology regards eclipses very differently, not as harbingers of doom but of change. They are events of great astrological significance, invigorating, exciting phenomenon with the power to boost our energy and transform our lives.

Every year brings a new array of eclipses, but this year, we get four: a Full (lunar) later this month, and a New Moon (solar) eclipse in April, then a Full in September and a New Moon (both lunar) in October.

This particular set of eclipses is hugely exciting, because three out of four of them are straddling the Aries/Libra axis (a part of the sky that in astrology relates to the Sun’s path through the constellations). 

Four eclipses is a celestial phenomenon we haven't seen for 20 years