March's Full Moon In Virgo Asks Us All To Reset, Recalibrate & Reorganize

March's full moon in Virgo is set to peak at 7:42 a.m. EDT on March 7. Virgo is known for being a methodical, practical, and discerning sign, and that's what we can expect from this full moon.

As intuitive astrologer Lumi Pelinku tells mindbodygreen, "Full Moons are powerful, as they signify the peak moment in what you have built these last couple of weeks. With the Full Moon being in the sign of Virgo, this can bring up themes regarding our health and wellness, and even productivity."

She adds that this moon will also be forming a harmonious and flowing trine with Uranus (the planet of revolution and sudden changes) in Taurus. This aspect will "give us the opportunity to actually initiate these changes because Uranus wants us to flip the script and jump-start something, in regards to things that are not really working for us," Pelinku explains.

Whenever we have a Virgo full moon, the idea is to get structured and organized and let go of the things that are holding us back in the practical, material, and even health-related areas of our life.

According to Pelinku, this moon is a great time to start reviewing how organized you are. "Are you structured and working on your time management? Virgo is all about organization and getting into the details, and if you go into this area of contemplation, it will help you see what is or what is not working for you," she tells mindbodygreen.

This is also a great full moon for looking at the state of your health, how much you're investing in your body, and even honoring the heightened sensitivity you may feel under this moon.

And given that we're all going to feel the shift of Saturn moving into Pisces, a very whimsical and creative sign (and the sister sign of Virgo), Pelinku says this is also a chance to review your creative processes and artful expression, shining your Piscean side out with no apologies. "The more we go into creative mode, the better we will feel, and resisting this side of you may bury you into some form of stagnation," she adds.