The May 1st full moon in Libra stands alone from all other planets, creating a sense of isolation that mirrors what people are feeling. A Kala Sarpa Yoga traps the other planets on one side of the Rahu-Ketu axis, but the Moon escapes this roughly every two weeks. The Moon is in Swati nakshatra, which favors business communication.
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May 1st, it's a Friday. This is the day of the full moon. This full moon is occurring in Libra. What's real interesting about this time frame is that the moon is in Libra, but let me tell you, it is isolated away from all the other planets. So this is a lonely moon, and what we have going on right now in the heavens is Kala Sarpa Yoga. Kala Sarpa means there's an entrapment of all the planets, so we're kind of like trapped and things need to play out karmically in a specific way. But whenever the Moon goes outside of the Kala Sarpa Yoga, in other words, all the planets on one side of the Rahu-Ketu axis— in Vedic astrology, this yoga, Kala Sarpa Yoga, does not entail the outer planets. But every 2 weeks, the Moon goes outside of that entrapment. But the Moon being isolated by itself, people are feeling isolated. But the Moon being in Libra, which represents balance— now the Moon's nakshatra is Swati. Swati is the nakshatra that deals with communications, especially in a business sense. This is a good day for business.