Things are about to get a little bit tumultuous following last night's total blood moon eclipse.
Astrologer Yasmin Boland reckons change is coming and trouble is afoot due to the lunar event, which won't be visible again until 2025.
If you believe in that sort of thing, Boland claims we're in for a period of 'chaos, disruption, and change'.
If you don't believe in that sort of thing, well, you now can use the moon as an excuse for your problems because Mercury is no longer in Gatorade. Or retrograde. Whatever.
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Boland sat down with the Daily Mail to reveal that Uranus is being a general nuisance. Typical.
"Chaos, disruption, and change are three of the keywords for this potentially electrifying eclipse because it’s taking place near the planet of radical change and sudden turnarounds, Uranus," she told the Daily Mail.
"In fact, at the time of the eclipse, the Moon and Uranus will be what astrologers call 'partile'.
"That means they are on the exact same degree of the zodiac. In other words, they are both strongly implicated in this eclipse so craziness is possible."
She added: "Hang on to your hats, sudden changes are possible now."
Excuse us while we go find a hat to hold on to for dear life.
She added that while any 'chaos' caused by an eclipse is a scary notion, the period of change can also be a good chance to hit the refresh button.
"As far as I'm concerned, eclipses are not something to run from, they're something to work with," she said.
"You can think of them as a time when a portal to a new life opens up."
Cool, so you have permission from the moon to make your own choices. And please don't run from the eclipse. You'll find the moon is rather inescapable.
Boland had more tips on how to survive an eclipse.
"The secret with all full moon eclipses, but in particular with one like this, is to let go of what no longer serves you," she told the Daily Mail.
"'If you are clinging onto someone or something that you know is toxic in your life but you're continuing with it for all the wrong reasons, take a hint from the skies and let it go."
Tuesday's (November 8) blood moon eclipse was the last one until 2025, so hopefully you and your stargazing mates made the most of it.
Rachel Lang