Lydia Ortiz Eclipse season hits twice a year (once in the spring/summer and once in the fall/winter), and things can get eventful. First up in 2021 is the period between May 26 and June 10, and even if the Sun and Moon look totally chill—eclipses aren’t visible to the eye from every location on Earth—you’ll be able to feel something happening. See, eclipses occur when the Sun, Earth, and Moon align in the sky on or close to the North and South Nodes, two mathematical points in the Moon’s orbit that have a lot to do with your (stay with me) karmic destiny. Meaning, eclipses represent a time when people tend to take giant leaps forward in their lives, for better or for worse.