Here's How To Work With This Week's Powerful Full Moon Total Lunar Eclipse

March's full moon is right around the corner, and this time around, it will be in the sign of meticulous and detail-oriented Virgo. It will also be a total lunar eclipse, and it's the last full moon before the spring equinox and Astrological New Year.

The full moon in Virgo will reach its peak this Friday, March 14, at 2:55 a.m. EDT, and the eclipse's path of totality will be visible from 2:26 a.m. to 3:31 a.m. EDT.

If there's anything to understand about this astrological event, it's that full moons are a time for release, eclipses amplify those effects, and Virgo is all about refining and perfecting where possible.

That said, according to the AstroTwins, this is a great full moon to embrace the clean-girl aesthetic, scrubbing away any resistance to taking great care of yourself.

"This is the first eclipse in discerning Virgo since September 2016, so get ready for an unflinching life edit," the twins recently wrote for mindbodygreen, adding, "If you've been slipping on healthy habits over the winter or slacking at work, you could get a stern wakeup call sometime over the next two weeks."

And keep in mind that eclipses make a point to reveal things—sometimes things we'd rather have left hidden. The twins say you could be shocked by what you discover, but if you're willing to lean in, these meticulous moonbeams will show you where you need to straighten up your act.

There are countless ways to ritualize the full moon every time it rolls around, and many of those rituals can coincide with your manifestation practice. However, eclipses aren't a great time for manifesting, so your best bet under these moonbeams is to take things slow and allow things to unfold naturally.

If you thought cleaning couldn't be a ritual, think again! As the twins previously wrote for mindbodygreen, Virgo thrives on creating order out of chaos, so a Virgo full moon is the perfect time to organize your physical and energetic space.

As spring starts to creep in here in the Northern Hemisphere, take the opportunity to get some fresh air and commune with Mother Nature.

After all, Virgo is an earth sign, and the twins note that staying grounded is also especially helpful during a lunar eclipse. "It could be as simple as taking off your shoes and walking barefoot outside or touching a tree," they add.

Between the analytical and organized energy of this full moon in Virgo—and the potent eclipse energy coming along with it—the last full moon of the astrological year is going to be an interesting one. Consider it one less pressure release, just in time for spring.