A Wildcard Lunation

November’s full moon is the wildcard of the zodiac calendar, bringing an air of unpredictability and change.

This lunation falls in Taurus, a sign that thrives on stability, routine, and comfort. Normally, the Bull invites us to slow down and ground ourselves in familiar routines and circumstances. But this full moon is closely aligned with Uranus, the planet of upheaval and rebellion. The result? A mix of calm and chaos—a lunation where even the most predictable parts of your life might feel like they’re suddenly shifting. If there’s one thing Uranus loves, it’s change. And if you’re stuck in a rut, or feeling like your life is on autopilot, this full moon whispers: “enough is enough.” It intends to disrupt old habits, challenge outdated ways of thinking, and push you toward an upgrade. Love, Money, and Self-Worth on the Table Taurus is ruled by Venus, the planet of love and money, which means these areas of life are in the spotlight. But this isn’t just about who you’re dating or how much is in your bank account—it’s deeper than that. Taurus also governs worth: what you value, how you value yourself, and whether those values align with the life you’re building. During this Taurus full moon, you may question: Is this relationship nurturing me, or am I just afraid of change? Does my paycheck reflect the hard work I put in, or have I been settling for less? Am I showing up for myself in the ways I deserve, or have I been putting everyone else first? These aren’t light questions, but they’re necessary ones. Uranus doesn’t let you coast on autopilot. It’s a wake-up call to set boundaries, advocate for your needs, and stop settling for less. Change, But Don’t Burn It All Down Here’s the thing about a wildcard full moon: it’s easy to go overboard. When you feel that electric buzz of change in the air, the temptation to wipe the slate clean can be overwhelming. Quit your job! Leave your partner! Move to Bali! But before you start swinging that wrecking ball, take a breath. Taurus reminds us to slow down and take stock of what’s already working. Sure, some areas of your life might need an overhaul, but not everything does. This full moon isn’t about total destruction. Keep what’s good. Honour what’s already serving you. And then make those big moves to shift what isn’t. It’s not a revolution; it’s an evolution. And it’s all yours.