The Moon opposes the Sun as it transitions out of Libra, a weak point for both, similar to the last Full Moon at the start of Aries. Kṛttikā (Moon) and Viśākhā (Sun) are unique lunar mansions, mixed in nature, being both soft and sharp. This reflects the mixed nature of the Full Moon, on the cusp of two signs.

Sun entering Scorpio with a second Full Moon in Aries emphasizes the need to pursue personal desires without harming others. Relationships are central during Aries/Libra New and Full Moons, requiring a balance between self-focus (Aries) and focus on others (Libra). 

The Full Moon in Kṛttikā lacks support from Mars in Cancer, though the Moon and Mars exchange signs briefly, providing some help. Compromise is essential to benefit from this Full Moon.

By avoiding selfish fights, we can find what we want, as others are more willing to help. This Full Moon in Kṛttikā is about letting go of what is no longer needed.