Lilith
Lilith or the Black Moon is the vulnerable part of us, which induces an obsession with something specific (depending on its position). It is a fictitious point that wants to manifest itself by any means (even the ugliest), the ultimate goal being the desire to stand out, to no longer be ignored.
Since psychology began to be studied in our world, astrologers have paid special attention to Lilith, being classified as the dark part of the subconscious (Jung). Attention! Here we are talking about a fictitious point (the apogee of the Moon), not the asteroid Lilith (this also exists). Therefore, Lilith or the Black Moon is what we do not want to recognize. Usually, it is difficult to identify on its own, but it is very visible from the outside, to others.
Lilith tempts through the energy of the sign she is in, designating the place of fear which involves a process of awareness and self-transcendence through acceptance and detachment from that energy.
In transits, it would be naive to believe that Lilith alone would have the power to make major changes in the world. She is capable of giving a nuance to the general situation. She stands out when she allies herself through aspects (especially through conjunctions) with the planets. She acts from the shadows, but… what would light be if we didn't know the darkness? So, we shouldn't neglect her.
However, we cannot blame planets or fictitious points. Astrology describes the processes of nature, and people are responsible for their actions. Situations are given by planets, and Lilith is just the temptation from behind.