# Thursday, February 18, 2027

On Thursday, February 18, 2027, there is a Waxing Moon in Cancer. The lucky color of the day is violet. That day: The Sun enters Pisces; Mercury retrograde returns to Aquarius.

- Moon: Waxing Moon in Cancer
- Illumination: 93 %
- Moon's sign: Cancer
- Moon's sign: Leo
- Lucky color: violet

## Affirmation of the day

I know that with the help of my Divinity I will succeed in everything I do.

## The Moon

### Waxing Moon in Cancer (until 19:32 UTC)

Favorable for cutting your hair. Cancer is the sign of family and home, and represents an eminently feminine principle, in the sense that it develops intuition and the tendency to nurture and care for others. Therefore, activities of home, family and moving house are favored. Being able to “put ourselves in the other’s shoes,” listen with compassion without judging, and help to the extent of our possibilities. The tendency of Cancer is to help without measuring its possibilities. This can lead us to take charge of things that are not ours to handle. Favorable for resolving matters with children and family matters in general.

### Waxing Moon in Leo (starting at 19:32 UTC)

The keynote of the Waxing Moon is to increase what it starts, and Leo loves to think big, so today is beneficial for launching high-scale projects and ventures we want to grow and expand.

## The planets

### The Sun enters Pisces (21:35 UTC)

### Mercury retrograde returns to Aquarius (12:16 UTC)

In the sign of Aquarius it takes on a scientific character; it is the little sage. This cycle is ideal for deepening knowledge, writing, learning, and searching for information in general.

### Mercury retrograde continues

## Aspects in force

- Uranus favorable Neptune
- Pluto favorable Uranus
- Pluto favorable Neptune
- Uranus adverse Mars
- Uranus adverse Sun/Mercury

## Public holiday in 3 countries

- Gambia: Independence Day
- Puerto Rico: Birthday of Luis Muñoz Marín
- Sierra Leone: Armed Forces Day

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Lunar and Astrological Calendar 2027, 16th edition. María Patricia Ramírez.
Source: https://astromooncalendar.com/en/2027/february/18
The times in the headings are in UTC. Those that appear within the author's text are the ones printed in the book.