September's full moon on Sunday, Sept. 7 will be in Pisces, and combined with the eclipse, it's sure to bring chaotic energy to everyone's lives.

"This eclipse marks the end of lies, delusions," Evan Nathaniel Grim, an astrologist and psychic, said in a video posted to his Instagram. "Every zodiac sign will have to bring something to a possibly dramatic conclusion."

The total lunar eclipse, plus the full moon being in Pisces, will bring in energies you want to avoid.

Shay Riggin, a witch and influencer, advises people to rest and ground themselves during the eclipse and avoid being underneath the moon, according to a video posted on her Instagram.

Here's what you should know about this month's full moon and how it will impact all the zodiac signs.

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The full moon will be at its peak on Sunday, Sept. 7, at 2:09 p.m. ET, according to Space.com.

Depending on your location during the eclipse, you may be able to see it. But the lunar eclipse will not be visible in North America, according to NASA.

The eclipse will only be visible in the following continents:

The next lunar eclipse visible in North and South America will occur on March 3, 2026, according to NASA.

The signs will be affected by the Pisces lunar eclipse in the following ways, according to USA TODAY's Horoscopes:

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