# Thursday, August 12, 2027

On Thursday, August 12, 2027, there is a Waxing Moon in Sagittarius. The lucky color of the day is green.

- Moon: Waxing Moon in Sagittarius
- Illumination: 82 %
- Moon's sign: Sagittarius
- Moon's sign: Capricorn
- Lucky color: green

## Affirmation of the day

I imbue my heart and the hearts of all the beings I connect with today with Divine Love.

## The Moon

### Waxing Moon in Sagittarius (until 17:36 UTC)

An energy that allows us to sow for the future. Sagittarius knows how to project toward the future and design strategies. It helps in processes that require justice or defining parameters. In cases involving courts, however, because of the adverse aspect between Neptune and Mercury, it is important to be very attentive and to read between the lines of any document we must sign, since there is a tendency not to see what is obvious, overlooking details that could later cause difficulties. Get good advice before acting. The energy of Sagittarius motivates us to go out and connect with nature, to begin new friendships and to regulate situations in our environment that we feel are not manifesting in a fair way, always from an empathetic and respectful attitude.

### Waxing Moon in Capricorn (starting at 17:36 UTC)

What begins under a Waxing Moon evolves naturally. Capricorn is a sign of great endurance, so it loves to do things in the most difficult way. It always wants to test itself and rise higher and higher. This energy empowers matters that require sustained effort and the pursuit of lofty projects, but it also causes matters to be delayed. Set aside enough time to carry out your tasks.

## Aspects in force

- Pluto favorable Uranus
- Pluto favorable Neptune
- Uranus adverse Jupiter

## International days

- International Youth Day (UN)

## Public holiday in 1 country

- Thailand: The Queen Mother's Birthday

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Lunar and Astrological Calendar 2027, 16th edition. María Patricia Ramírez.
Source: https://astromooncalendar.com/en/2027/august/12
The times in the headings are in UTC. Those that appear within the author's text are the ones printed in the book.