SEPTEMBER 2026: Harvesting a New Beginning 

Greetings, Fellow Travelers,  

September 2026 brings a powerful invitation to refine, rebalance, and prepare for a new chapter. The New Moon in Virgo on September 11 encourages fresh beginnings through organization, healthier routines, practical choices, and attention to the details that create lasting change. It’s a beautiful time to plant seeds for greater wellness, efficiency, and purpose. 

As the Sun moves into Libra and we reach the Autumn Equinox, the focus shifts toward relationships, harmony, fairness, and finding balance between independence and partnership. Communication and flexibility become especially important as Uranus continues its retrograde journey through Gemini, inviting us to reconsider old ideas and open ourselves to new perspectives. 

The Harvest Full Moon in Aries on September 26 brings culmination, courage, and illumination. It asks us to recognize what we’ve grown, release what has outlived its purpose, and boldly claim our next direction. September is a month of harvesting wisdom and choosing what comes next. 

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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