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Eclipses 2027
Two solar eclipses and three lunar eclipses
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Annular Solar EclipseNext
The solar eclipse occurs at the beginning of the New Moon. In this case the Sun and the Moon will be in Aquarius, the sign in which Pluto is also located. Aquarius is the sign of the age we are entering. It is a sign of renewal, independence and autonomy that promotes brotherhood and unity among beings of different species and, in turn, among beings and the elements, and Mother Gaia. The eclipse will occur with the Sun and Pluto in a favorable aspect with Uranus in Gemini. This means there will be a great deal of air energy in the environment. Air is our mind, which will lead us into processes of reflection. The harmonious aspect among these three planets gives us the opportunity to open ourselves to the truth that dwells in our being; it will touch intimate fibers of transformation and will pose questions to us about the meaning of our existence and our task as humanity. It will touch our dark and luminous zones. The result will lie in our capacity to move through these zones, without judgment, with immense love. Its effects will begin to be felt 48 hours before the eclipse and will remain present for the following 14 days after the eclipse. Are you ready to embrace yourself in totality? With your light and your shadow? Tiredness, low energy and a sense of weakness in the calves may appear. Grounding exercises, walking barefoot, contact with nature and drinking plenty of water will help us greatly. The eclipse is an interrupted energy that helps us let go of what we no longer desire in our life 24 hours before the eclipse and while it lasts. 24 hours after the eclipse has passed, the energy starts up renewed and we will be able to open ourselves to receive what we desire and deserve. If the eclipse’s band passes over your area, you should wait 48 hours before beginning anything important. If we know how to use it, it helps us leave difficult situations behind and, once the eclipse has passed, open ourselves to change and to what is new. A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon aligns between the Sun and the Earth. In an annular eclipse we can see how the Moon reaches the center of the Sun; it appears smaller than the Sun and does not manage to cover it completely, which creates an effect like a ring.
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Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
A lunar eclipse occurs on the day of the full Moon, when the Moon and the Sun are in opposite signs at the same degrees, minutes and seconds, forming an axis of tension. In this case, the Sun will be in the sign of Pisces and the Moon in the sign of Virgo. Virgo is an earth sign, practical and analytical, with the drive to find what is useful, in constant pursuit of perfection and excellence, for which nothing is ever enough: something is always missing. Pisces is a water sign of great sensitivity, with a tendency toward service and helping others, moving between service, sacrifice and victimhood. Since this is a lunar eclipse, it will touch deep fibers of our unconscious. The Moon in Virgo, in conjunction with Mars, will point a finger at everything in which we feel insufficient, scarce, not authentic, inadequate. Our resource: to enter genuinely there with love, to face what we have been hiding, to lean on the immense light that dwells within us, and to allow it to bring light wherever everything seems dark. The eclipse is an interrupted energy during the 24 hours before the eclipse, while it lasts and during the 24 hours following its end. After these 24 hours, the energy starts up renewed. For a lunar eclipse to occur, total or partial, the three celestial bodies, Sun, Earth and Moon, must be in a straight line or very close to that position and, therefore, the Moon must be in opposition, full Moon, and enter totally or partially into the Earth’s shadow. A lunar eclipse is penumbral when the Moon only enters the Earth’s penumbra.
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Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
The full Moon in Cancer relates to home and family. Since today we will have a penumbral lunar eclipse, it is important to take great care in the relationships among family members. It is not a time to clarify or argue over delicate family matters, since the eclipse tends to bring old resentments to light. Since Venus is, like the Sun and Mercury, in Cancer, there is a great deal of sensitivity and a tendency to read between the lines and take for granted our own mental imaginings. Given the adverse aspect of Neptune with Mercury and Mars, the tone of the day is one of little clarity, mistrust and confusion. Let us breathe deeply. This eclipse also occurs with a very favorable aspect among Pluto/Uranus/Mars, from air signs, supporting respect for diversity, autonomy and our capacity to take responsibility for our own wounds, without looking for someone to blame outside. A day to meditate, to go deep within ourselves and recognize that “no one causes us pain; we carry it within.” We can write down before the eclipse whatever we are already ready to let go of: resentment, bitterness, guilt, remorse. Meditate, ask that the Light of Consciousness illuminate and heal our wounds, and feel how we hand it over to something greater that dwells within us. Feel that this Presence loves us deeply and does not judge us. Twenty-four hours after the eclipse, burn the letter and throw it into a flowing body of water, feeling that just as those ashes are carried to a greater source, so we will gradually discover the resources to cleanse and heal our wounds. Many people on the planet meditate on the day of the full Moon, sending thoughts of love and blessings to all beings and to our Mother Gaia, the Earth, the wonderful planet that welcomes and nourishes us. The eclipse is an energy of interruption. Twenty-four hours before the eclipse, during the eclipse, and the 24 hours following its conclusion, avoid starting anything, since it is an interrupted energy. Eclipse means to hide, so whatever is done during that period will remain hidden and interrupted. The eclipse is beneficial for carrying out spiritual processes of purification and healing. Once the 24 hours after the eclipse have passed, the energy starts up renewed. For a lunar eclipse to occur, the celestial bodies, Sun, Earth and Moon, must be in a straight line or very close to that position. The Moon must be in opposition to the Sun and enter totally or partially into the Earth’s shadow. A lunar eclipse is penumbral when the Moon only enters the Earth’s penumbra.
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Total Solar Eclipse
At the global maximum of the eclipse, Mercury is still in Cancer. From 5:53 a.m., with its entry into Leo, the Sun, the Moon, Mercury and Venus will form a stellium in this fire sign. A stellium is a gathering of four or more positions in the same sign. These four planets will be in opposition to Pluto in Aquarius and in a favorable aspect with Neptune in Aries, generating an axis of tension between the sense of transcendence of Aquarius and the need for brilliance and recognition of Leo. This eclipse will touch our sense of importance, leading us to choose between the persona we have created or the real light that dwells within us. It will be a process of cleansing and profound transformation. Pluto will confront the ego, forcing it to examine where its real power lies: in its momentary circumstances or in the Light that dwells within it. If we turn our gaze toward Neptune, which connects us with the Innermost, the Divinity, the Higher Self, that Light will manifest. The eclipse is an interrupted energy. During the 24 hours before the eclipse, while it lasts, and up to 24 hours after the eclipse has passed, the energy is stagnant. Once those 24 hours after the eclipse have passed, the energy starts up renewed. We should not begin any important project in the indicated period. Eclipse means to hide, so whatever we begin in those moments will remain hidden. If we know how to use it, it helps us leave difficult situations behind and, once the eclipse has passed, open ourselves to change and to what is new, taking advantage of its influence. A solar eclipse occurs at the beginning of the New Moon when the Moon aligns between the Sun and the Earth. In this way we can sometimes see from Earth how the Moon hides the Sun completely or partially. A solar eclipse is total when the Moon completely hides the Sun. Pluto adverse Sun/Mercury/VenusFavorable aspect involving Neptune adverse Mars Pluto/Uranus/Mars Neptune favorable Pluto favorable Neptune Sun/Mercury/Venus Uranus favorable Neptune
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Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
The lunar eclipse occurs on the day of the full Moon, when the Sun and the Moon are in opposite signs, generating an axis of tension. In this case, the Sun, Mercury and Venus will be in opposition to the Moon. Sun in Leo and Moon in Aquarius: a tension between the sense of personal importance of the Sun and Venus in Leo and the Moon in Aquarius, which represents a search for transcendence, for going beyond the personal toward the universal. Lunar eclipses act more on the subconscious, those personal stories we keep silent, but which visit us through dreams or everyday ghosts. They confront our personal circumstances, making us believe that our worth lies there. The favorable aspect of Uranus/Pluto present during the eclipse allows us to direct our gaze toward new ways of seeing the world, to step out of the little box in which the mind keeps us enclosed, so that we can open ourselves to writing our story from a new perspective. The eclipse is an interrupted energy. During the 24 hours before the eclipse, while it lasts and once it ends, the energy is stagnant. Twenty-four hours later, the energy starts up renewed. If we know how to use it, it helps us leave difficult situations behind and, once the eclipse has passed, open ourselves to change and to what is new, taking advantage of its influence. For a lunar eclipse to occur, total or partial, the three celestial bodies, Sun, Earth and Moon, must be in a straight line or very close to that position and, therefore, the Moon must be in opposition (full Moon), and enter totally or partially into the Earth’s shadow. A lunar eclipse is penumbral (when the Moon only enters the Earth’s penumbra).
Frequently asked questions
Which dates in 2027 does “Eclipses” include?
Annular Solar Eclipse, February 6; Penumbral Lunar Eclipse, February 20; Penumbral Lunar Eclipse, July 18; Total Solar Eclipse, August 2; Penumbral Lunar Eclipse, August 17.