# Saturday, May 22, 2027

On Saturday, May 22, 2027, there is a Full Moon in Sagittarius. The lucky color of the day is violet.

- Moon: Full Moon in Sagittarius
- Illumination: 95 %
- Moon's sign: Sagittarius
- Moon's sign: Capricorn
- Lucky color: violet

## Affirmation of the day

I visualize myself working on my life project, fulfilled, happy and abundant.

## The Moon

### Full Moon in Sagittarius (until 22:44 UTC)

A very positive Moon for matters involving the courts: starting cases or concluding them. Because of the adverse aspect of Uranus and Venus present today, it is not a good time to handle court matters related to marital separation or the dissolution of alliances, since there is a tendency to make decisions based on a sense of freedom born of a lack of empathy and a failure to recognize the needs and rights of the other. As Sagittarius is the sign of Justice, it is also favorable for claiming what we consider to be ours by right of conscience. Sagittarius loves to travel. It is a good day to travel or simply to get in touch with nature.

### Full Moon in Capricorn (starting at 22:44 UTC)

Capricorn brings to the Full Moon a touch of evolution, a desire to climb higher. It has the ability to visualize its goals, positively minimizing risks. When others ask: “Why is it going to be possible?”, Capricorn affirms: “Why is it not going to be possible?” The only thing we must keep in mind today is that the Moon in Capricorn tends to delay things. Let us set out early to conquer those heights that Capricorn promises us.

## Aspects in force

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

## International days

- International Day for Biological Diversity (UN)

## Public holiday in 2 countries

- Martinique: Abolition of Slavery
- Montenegro: Independence Day

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Lunar and Astrological Calendar 2027, 16th edition. María Patricia Ramírez.
Source: https://astromooncalendar.com/en/2027/may/22
The times in the headings are in UTC. Those that appear within the author's text are the ones printed in the book.