Vernal Equinox of 2015: The First Day of Spring

March 6, 2015 at 10:53 am | Posted in 2015, 2015-Lunations, Astrology, Lunations | 9 Comments
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Here is the chart for the Vernal Equinox of 2015.  In terms of traditional (and modern) Western Astrology, the Vernal Equinox marks the beginning of Spring.  The equinox is one of eight key dates that repeat each year.

 

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Please note that this shift, and it is a major shift astrologically, occurs about an hour after the peak time for the Solar Eclipse on the same date and less than a week after the final Uranus Square Pluto exact square (in that series).  You may find the links to maps on this navigation page to also be useful.

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We also present the chart for Windemere, ME, within a few minutes of the Descendant line (Sun on 7th house cusp as it enters Aries):

If you are able to travel, take your Equinox celebration “seriously,” and are located in the United States, then Windemere (located about halfway between Augusta and Bangor) is the place to be for this particular Equinox.  However, some alternatives do exist.

Speaking of such alternatives, here is the world map (Solar Maps):

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And here is the United States map:

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Here is the detailed map (Kepler) for the United States:

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Looking for maps of Canada, UK & Europe, Australia, or India?  Click here.  For other maps (Africa, South America, and SE Asia), click here.

You may find this navigation page to be helpful.

Here are some links you may find interesting:

• Time and Date.com
• Archaeoastronomy (useful for locating time in your time zone)
• Old Farmers Almanac
• White Goddess
• Cute Calendar