August 2026 

Crossing the Sacred Threshold 

By Chana Prince 
Greetings, Fellow Travelers, 

The Full Sturgeon Moon August 27th rises in mystical Pisces alongside a powerful Lunar Eclipse, creating one of the most emotionally and spiritually transformative moments of the year. Full Moons illuminate what has come full circle, while eclipses accelerate destiny, clearing away what no longer belongs so something more aligned can emerge. 

Pisces invites us to trust our intuition, soften our hearts, and surrender the need to control every outcome. You may experience vivid dreams, meaningful synchronicities, heightened emotions, or a deep sense that a chapter is ending. Rather than resisting change, allow yourself to release old fears, unhealthy patterns, and emotional burdens that have weighed on your spirit. 

The Sturgeon Moon reminds us that lasting abundance comes through patience, resilience, and faith in the journey. Honor this eclipse with quiet reflection, meditation, or a simple release ritual. As one door gently closes, another is already opening—guiding you toward a more authentic, peaceful, and soul-aligned future. 

With Love,  

Chana  

Chana Prince is a Hot Springs native, lover of all things musical and mystical. Professional astrologer available for coaching & readings. heartsongastrology@gmail.com. 

{Follow Chana’s “Signs” on our website at thespringsmagazine.com/category/health-wellness/signs-of-the-times/.} 

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