Total Lunar Eclipse & Full Corn Moon on September 7, 2025
Aug. 18, 2025

Total Lunar Eclipse & Full Corn Moon on September 7, 2025 will peak at 18:11 UTC and marks the first of two eclipses that month. Known for its striking reddish glow, this powerful event represents a moment of culmination, realization, and closure.
Table of Contents
1.What Is a Total Lunar Eclipse?
3.Where Will the Eclipse Be Visible?
5.Astrological Significance: Pisces–Virgo Axis
8.FAQ
What Is a Total Lunar Eclipse?
A total lunar eclipse happens when the Earth passes directly between the Sun and the Full Moon, casting a shadow (umbra) that completely covers the Moon. As the Moon moves into this shadow, it dims dramatically and often takes on a reddish hue — the so-called Blood Moon — due to the Earth’s atmosphere bending sunlight.
This particular eclipse occurs at the ascending node of the Moon’s orbit. It’s a rare and beautiful alignment that invites reflection, emotional insight, and spiritual reset — especially when observed through the lens of astrology.
Corn Moon Total Eclipse
The Full Moon on September 7, 2025, is traditionally known as the Corn Moon. This name originates from Native American agricultural calendars, particularly among northeastern tribes, who used the September full moon to mark the time of the corn harvest.
As the last full moon of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, the Corn Moon symbolizes:
- Abundance and fruition
- The culmination of efforts
- Gratitude for nature’s cycles
In spiritual and astrological terms, the Full Corn Moon is a time of completion, emotional awareness, and letting go — especially when intensified by a lunar eclipse.
The Corn Moon reminds us to reflect on what we’ve grown, both physically and emotionally, and to prepare for the transition into autumn.
While the September 7 Corn Moon is not a supermoon, the next supermoons will occur later in the year—in October, November, and December 2025.
Where Will the Eclipse Be Visible?
According to NASA, the eclipse will be fully visible across a wide region of the globe:
- Northern and Eastern Europe
- Africa
- Asia
- Australia and New Zealand
- Russia
- The Pacific Ocean
- The Eastern Atlantic Ocean
- The Indian Ocean
- The Arctic and Antarctica
In other parts of the world, including the Americas, visibility will depend on local moonrise times.
Eclipse Timing and Phases
A total lunar eclipse is safe to observe with the naked eye and does not require special equipment.
Here is the full timeline of the lunar eclipse on September 7, 2025, based on Coordinated Universal Time (UTC):
Eclipse Phase | Time (UTC) | Description |
---|---|---|
Penumbral Eclipse Begins | 15:28 | Faint shading starts as the Moon enters Earth’s outer shadow (penumbra). |
Partial Eclipse Begins | 16:26 | A visible dark bite appears as the Moon enters Earth’s umbra. |
Totality Begins | 17:30 | The Moon is fully immersed in Earth’s shadow — Blood Moon effect starts. |
Full Moon Occurs | 18:09 | Exact Full Moon moment, 39 minutes after totality begins. |
Maximum Eclipse | 18:11 | The deepest part of the eclipse — Moon is at the center of Earth's shadow. |
Totality Ends | 18:53 | The Moon begins to exit the umbra — red glow fades. |
Partial Eclipse Ends | 19:56 | Only the penumbral shadow remains. |
Penumbral Eclipse Ends | 20:55 | Eclipse ends completely — Moon returns to full brightness. |
Totality Duration | ~83 minutes | The Moon remains fully eclipsed for 1 hour and 23 minutes. |
Astrological Significance: Pisces–Virgo Axis
This lunar eclipse is the third on the Virgo–Pisces axis, part of a longer astrological cycle unfolding between September 2024 and February 2027. The first eclipse in this series occurred on September 17, 2024 — a deeply introspective lunar eclipse in Pisces, marking the beginning of a shift toward themes of emotional healing, spiritual service, and intuitive awareness.
The second, on March 14, 2025, brought a Virgoan focus on practicality, discernment, and grounded healing. Now, with the September 7, 2025 lunar eclipse at 15° Pisces, we revisit and deepen the integration of this axis.
This eclipse highlights closing cycles related to spiritual aspirations and creative pursuits. It is a time to release unnecessary attachments and illusions that no longer align with our dreams and highest vision. Such moments invite reflection, healing, and the clearing of emotional and mental blocks, paving the way for authentic growth and transformation.
*Eclipses tend to bring hidden truths to light, stir deep emotional currents, and draw our attention to areas of life where we’re ready—willingly or not—to shift, grow, or let go.
Thе ongoing Virgo–Pisces eclipse cycle invites us to find balance between:
- Intuition vs. logic
- Emotional release vs. mental clarity
- Compassion vs. criticism
- Acceptance vs. perfectionism
- Spiritual service vs. practical responsibility
For those with personal planets or points between 10° and 20° of Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, or Pisces, this eclipse may bring significant emotional shifts or revelations.
On a societal level, the eclipse may have a stronger influence in regions where it is visible, as well as in countries linked to theсе signs.
The Eclipse Corridor
An eclipse corridor is the period between two consecutive eclipses, often lasting about two weeks, when the energetic effects of these celestial events are at their most intense.
During this time, life can feel accelerated — situations may unfold quickly, emotions may run high, and hidden matters often surface, demanding our attention.
The September 7 total lunar eclipse in Pisces opens a powerful window that will remain active until the solar eclipse on September 21, 2025. This two-week phase can act like a cosmic fast-track, setting in motion changes that normally take months or even years to develop.
While eclipse corridors can bring breakthroughs and moments of clarity, they also tend to destabilize routines and reveal areas of imbalance. The best approach is to stay present, flexible, and open to the unexpected. Events that occur now often have a sense of inevitability — as if they’re part of a larger design — and can redirect your life path in profound ways.
What’s Next?
This eclipse opens the eclipse season of September 2025. The next event will be a partial solar eclipse on September 21, 2025.
Together, these eclipses form an energetic window often referred to as the eclipse corridor — a period where major shifts, realizations, and changes are more likely to unfold.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where will the September 2025 lunar eclipse be visible?
The total lunar eclipse will be fully visible across Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and parts of the Pacific and Indian Oceans. Viewers in the Americas will have limited visibility depending on local moonrise times.
What is the Corn Moon eclipse's astrological meaning?
This lunar eclipse occurs at 15° Pisces, marking a powerful time for emotional release and spiritual insight. As part of the Virgo-Pisces eclipse cycle (2024-2027), it emphasizes balance between intuition and practicality, encouraging completion of emotional cycles.
What is a Blood Moon?
A Blood Moon is the reddish appearance the Moon takes on during a total lunar eclipse. This happens when Earth passes directly between the Sun and Moon, casting its shadow (umbra) completely over the Moon. As the Moon moves into Earth's shadow, it dims dramatically and takes on a striking reddish hue due to the Earth's atmosphere bending sunlight around our planet.