What's actually happening
The Moon completes a full circuit of the zodiac in roughly 28 days, spending about two and a half days in each sign. The ingress is the moment its ecliptic longitude crosses from 29° of one sign into 0° of the next. Aries is the first degree of the tropical zodiac — the same point the Sun occupies at the vernal equinox.
These ingresses recur once per lunar month. They are the fastest rhythms Veyra tracks.
What the tradition makes of it
The Moon is the body of instinct and immediate response. In Aries — cardinal fire, ruled by Mars — the response time between sensing and reacting compresses. Feelings arrive without preface. The urge to act before fully understanding is not a failure of composure. It is the signature of this sky.
What surfaces under the Aries Moon peaks and passes quickly. Grievances that would linger under other moons do not easily take root here. The emotional form is the spark, not the ember.
How to actually use it
Use the acceleration. This is weather for the call that has been delayed, the first draft that has been avoided, the decisive word that has been softened into silence. The Aries Moon rewards motion over preparation.
The shadow is action mistaken for direction. Impulse is not vision. Two and a half days is short enough that the feeling resolves on its own if given even a small runway.
When in doubt
Let it be fast. Not every feeling requires an archive.