What is a Void of Course Moon?

The Void of Course (VOC) Moon is the period after the Moon makes its last major aspect in a sign and before it enters the next sign. It’s a liminal pause where momentum quiets and reflection is favored.

What should I avoid during a Void of Course Moon?

Avoid launching new initiatives, signing important agreements, or making high-stakes decisions if you can. Use the time to finish tasks, rest, journal, or meditate.

How often does the Void of Course Moon happen and how long does it last?

Roughly every 2–3 days. Duration varies from a few minutes to over 24 hours, depending on the Moon’s aspect patterns and sign change.

Does the Void of Course Moon affect everyone the same way?

Everyone experiences the collective pause, but intensity differs by personal chart and timing cycles. Some feel foggy; others find it creatively clarifying.

Why do different sources list different Void times?

Methods vary. Some astrologers include only the seven traditional planets and major aspects; others include modern planets or minor aspects. Results differ accordingly.

How can I work with the Void of Course Moon intentionally?

Follow a simple rhythm: Before—wrap up tasks; During—rest, reflect, reset your nervous system; After—plan and re-engage. Tracking VOC periods helps you align action with natural cycles.