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The Moon in 2027
13 New Moons, 12 Full Moons, 13 days of Dark Moon and 3 Lunar Eclipses
New Moons 13
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The New Moon begins
The New Moon begins: 3:25 p.m. It begins a new lunar period. The New Moon is a good time to plan, come up with ideas, and design strategies for the new cycle.
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Exact New Moon
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The New Moon begins
The New Moon begins: 4:29 a.m. It begins a new lunar period. The New Moon is a good time to plan, come up with ideas, and design strategies for the new cycle.
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The New Moon begins
The New Moon begins: 6:52 p.m. A new lunar period begins. The New Moon is a good time for planning.
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The New Moon begins
The New Moon begins: 5:58 a.m. It begins a new lunar period. The New Moon is a good time to plan, come up with ideas, and design strategies for the new cycle.
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The New Moon begins
The New Moon begins: 2:41 p.m. It begins a new lunar period. The New Moon is a good time to plan, come up with ideas, and design strategies for the new cycle.
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The New Moon begins
The New Moon begins: 10:02 p.m. A new lunar period begins. The New Moon is a good time to plan, conceive, and design strategies for the new cycle. Matters begun under a New Moon grow more slowly. A good time for surgeries, since less bleeding occurs.
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Exact New Moon
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The New Moon begins
The New Moon begins: 12:42 p.m. It begins a new lunar period. The New Moon is a good time to plan, come up with ideas, and design strategies for the new cycle.
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The New Moon begins
The New Moon begins: 9:37 p.m. It begins a new lunar period. The New Moon is a good time to plan, come up with ideas, and design strategies for the new cycle.
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The New Moon begins
The New Moon begins: 8:37 a.m. It begins a new lunar period. The New Moon is a good time to plan, come up with ideas, and design strategies for the new cycle.
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The New Moon begins
The New Moon begins: 10:26 p.m. It begins a new lunar period. The New Moon is a good time to plan, come up with ideas, and design strategies for the new cycle.
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The New Moon begins
The New Moon begins: 3:12 p.m. It begins a new lunar period. The New Moon is a good time to plan, come up with ideas, and design strategies for the new cycle.
Full Moons 12
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Full Moon of Aquarius
The Moon at its greatest splendor: a perfect day for creative visualization and for performing rituals of abundance and prosperity. At the Full Moon of Aquarius, the Moon is in the sign of Leo. Leo is the sign of fame and recognition; it loves to be taken into account. It is an auspicious day to work on our self-esteem. Let us look at ourselves in the mirror and tell ourselves how much we love ourselves. Let us express ourselves with confidence and ask for what we need, with the certainty of being heard.
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Full Moon of Pisces
The Full Moon of Pisces gives us an inner strength and a special Faith; it gives us certainty about miracles. Today is a perfect day to visualize, manifest, make affirmations and declare with Faith what we wish to achieve. We are also more sensitive to the pain of others. Today, at the Full Moon of Pisces, ask and manifest for yourself, and ask and manifest for all beings on the planet. Many people on the planet meditate on Full Moon days, sending thoughts of love and blessings to all beings and to our Mother Gaia, the Earth, the wonderful planet that welcomes and nourishes us.
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Full Moon of Aries
This full Moon marks the Festival of the Christ, ideal for connecting with universal love and contacting the Inner Christ. The full Moon is the day on which the full Moon is in all its splendor. Combined with the force and impetus of Aries, it generates an axis between the Sun in Aries and the Moon in Libra: a tension between self and others. The full Moon inspires our capacity for action, our initiative and decision, and increases the flow of our emotions. It is a good day to take that first step. An auspicious Moon for visualizations and for performing rituals of prosperity in all areas. Let us light candles and imbue the flame with our desires: “In Divine Order and in harmony for all human beings.” 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.
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Full Moon of Taurus
On the full Moon of the sign of Taurus, Wesak is celebrated. In the esoteric tradition, it is the moment of the full Moon with Sun in Taurus and Moon in Scorpio. Tradition says that on a full Moon of Taurus the Buddha was born, attained Enlightenment and left his body. On this day a bridge is built between spirit and matter. In the Valley of Wesak, according to the teachings of Alice Bailey, the Buddha descends to Earth to show the way and open the doors to Enlightenment. This is a day of recollection, celebration and connection with the Buddhic energy, to receive these seeds and strengthen our connection with the Source. 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.
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Full Moon of Taurus
In 2027 we will have two Full Moons in the sign of Taurus. The holiday of Wesak corresponds to the first Full Moon of Taurus, which occurred on April 20. This second Full Moon in Taurus will be a tremendous gift for connecting with the Earth and all its beings; for visualizing an energy of provision and well-being for the whole planet and harmony among the different species, recognizing that we all emanate from the same Source, from the Creator Origin, and toward this Origin we return in consciousness. A time of reflection and recognition of a humanity that transcends separateness toward unity and joy. Let us meditate for a few minutes.
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Full Moon of Gemini
Today we celebrate the Festival of Goodwill, the combined energy of Christ and Buddha toward Universal Brotherhood. Ideal for connecting with the purpose of our existence. Today is an opportunity to ask for inner guidance and signs that show us which path to follow. The Moon at its fullest splendor: a time when emotions are close to the surface and we can focus them positively or negatively, depending on our attitude. Many people on the planet meditate on Full Moon days, sending thoughts of love and blessings to all beings and to our Mother Gaia, the Earth.
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Full Moon of Cancer
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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Full Moon of Leo
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).
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Full Moon of Virgo
On this full Moon the Moon is in the sign of Pisces, bringing to the day a combination of the Faith of Pisces, which knows that a Higher Force watches over and provides for us, and the practical sense of Virgo, which recognizes that we must combine prayer with action. An excellent day for creative visualizations, for making affirmations and declaring with Faith what we wish to achieve, combining it with the practical sense of Virgo, which seeks answers and knows how to find useful solutions for its needs. This Moon makes us more sensitive to the pain of others: pray, meditate, practice the magic of tithing. On full Moons there are people in different parts of the planet meditating. Let us connect for a few minutes today with that energy and ask for fullness and blessedness for all beings.
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Full Moon of Libra
This is the day the Full Moon is at its full splendor. Joined with the strength and impetus of the Moon moving through Aries, this Full Moon inspires our capacity for action, our initiative and our decisiveness. It is a good day to take that first step. An auspicious Moon for visualizations and for performing prosperity rituals in every area.
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Full Moon of Scorpio
Full Moon at its exact point. Perfect for visualizing and manifesting our dreams. The Moon is in Taurus, a sign of great fertility that allows us not only to imagine, but also to establish the actions we must take to manifest our dreams. Today we can place 49 coins of the smallest denomination in our country in a glass container, sprinkle them with cinnamon, and set the container on a windowsill so that it receives the rays of the Moon. For love, leave rose petals in a glass container of water, out overnight under the open sky. In the morning, strain the water and bathe, adding a little sugar to it.
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Full Moon of Sagittarius
The last Full Moon of the year. Full Moon at its exact point. Perfect for visualizing and manifesting our dreams. Through the energy of Sagittarius, it is a special time to invoke Divine Justice in any matter in which we believe we are being treated unjustly. Let us light a green candle and call upon the Angels of the Green Ray so that every unjust situation may be corrected. Many people on the planet meditate together during the Full Moons. Let us connect with this energy. Let us take a few minutes of the day to send thoughts of love and healing to our Mother Earth and all the beings who inhabit her.
Dark Moon 13
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon. Traditionally it is said to be a barren Moon; therefore, any matter begun under a Dark Moon does not bear fruit. It is important not to start projects, not even an intention. If you wait until tomorrow at 3:25 p.m., when the New Moon begins, the energy will be more auspicious.
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon or Obscure Moon. It begins at 10:56 a.m. It is a barren Moon: any matter begun under the Dark Moon does not bear fruit. Since an annular solar eclipse occurs on February 6, it is important not to begin projects, not even a purpose, until 24 hours after the eclipse has passed. If the path of the eclipse crosses your area, you should wait 48 hours after the eclipse has passed, whose maximum point will be at 11:00 a.m.
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon. It begins at 4:29 a.m. and ends when the New Moon begins. It is a barren Moon; therefore, any matter begun under a Dark Moon does not bear fruit. Do not start projects; wait until tomorrow at 4:29 a.m., when the New Moon begins, and the energy will be more auspicious.
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon. It begins at 6:52 p.m. and will end when the New Moon begins. Tradition holds that it is a barren Moon; therefore, any matter begun under a Dark Moon does not bear fruit. It is important not to begin projects, not even an intention. Wait until tomorrow at 6:52 p.m., when the New Moon begins, and the energy will be more auspicious.
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon. It begins at 5:58 a.m. and will end when the New Moon begins. It is a barren Moon: any matter started under the Dark Moon does not bear fruit. Do not start projects until tomorrow at 5:58 a.m., when the New Moon begins; the energy will be more auspicious.
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon. It begins at 2:41 p.m. and will end when the New Moon begins. It is a barren Moon: any matter started under the Dark Moon does not bear fruit. Do not start projects; wait until tomorrow at 2:41 p.m., with the New Moon, when the energy will be more auspicious.
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon. It begins at 10:02 p.m. and will end when the New Moon begins. Tradition holds that it is a barren Moon; therefore, any matter begun under a Dark Moon does not bear fruit. It is important not to begin projects, not even an intention. If you wait until tomorrow at 10:02 p.m., when the New Moon begins, the energy will be more auspicious.
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon or Dark Moon. It begins at 5:05 a.m. Traditionally it is said to be a barren Moon; therefore, any matter started under a Dark Moon does not bear fruit. It is important not to start projects, not even a resolution. If we wait until tomorrow, when the New Moon begins, the energy will be more auspicious. Since a Total Solar Eclipse occurs tomorrow, it is important not to start any new project until 24 hours after the eclipse has passed, which will be around 9:55 a.m. That will be Tuesday, August 3, after 9:55 a.m.
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon. It begins at 12:42 p.m. and will end when the New Moon begins. Traditionally it is said to be a barren Moon; therefore, anything started under a Dark Moon does not bear fruit. It is important not to begin projects, not even a purpose. If we wait until tomorrow, when the New Moon begins, the energy will be more auspicious.
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon. It begins at 9:37 p.m. and will end when the New Moon begins. Traditionally it is said to be a barren Moon; therefore, anything started under a Dark Moon does not bear fruit. It is important not to begin projects, not even a purpose. If we wait until tomorrow, when the New Moon begins, the energy will be more auspicious.
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon. It begins at 8:37 a.m. and will end when the New Moon begins. Traditionally it is said to be a barren Moon; therefore, any matter started during the Dark Moon does not bear fruit. It is important not to begin projects, not even an intention. If you wait until tomorrow, when the New Moon begins, the energy will be more auspicious. Mercury retrograde ends: 9:10 a.m. The cycle of interruption and distortion in communications, papers, procedures and documents comes to an end. Matters that had been stalled because of Mercury retrograde can begin to move and be reactivated.
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon or Dark Moon. It begins at 10:26 p.m. and will end when the New Moon begins. Traditionally it is said to be a barren Moon; therefore, any matter begun under the Dark Moon will not bear fruit. It is important not to start projects, not even an intention. If we wait until tomorrow, when the New Moon begins, the energy will be more auspicious and we can calmly develop strategies for the new lunar cycle.
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Dark Moon
Dark Moon. It begins at 3:12 p.m. and will end when the New Moon begins. Tradition holds that it is a barren Moon; therefore, any matter begun under a Dark Moon does not bear fruit. It is important not to begin projects, not even an intention. If you wait until tomorrow at 3:12 p.m., when the New Moon begins, the energy will be more auspicious.
Lunar Eclipses 3
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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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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 “The Moon” include?
The New Moon begins, January 7; Exact New Moon, February 6; The New Moon begins, March 8; The New Moon begins, April 6; The New Moon begins, May 6; The New Moon begins, June 4; The New Moon begins, July 3; Exact New Moon, August 2; The New Moon begins, August 31; The New Moon begins, September 29; The New Moon begins, October 29; The New Moon begins, November 27; The New Moon begins, December 27; Full Moon of Aquarius, January 22; Full Moon of Pisces, February 20; Full Moon of Aries, March 22; Full Moon of Taurus, April 20; Full Moon of Taurus, May 20; Full Moon of Gemini, June 18; Full Moon of Cancer, July 18; Full Moon of Leo, August 17; Full Moon of Virgo, September 15; Full Moon of Libra, October 15; Full Moon of Scorpio, November 13; Full Moon of Sagittarius, December 13; Dark Moon, January 6; Dark Moon, February 5; Dark Moon, March 7; Dark Moon, April 5; Dark Moon, May 5; Dark Moon, June 3; Dark Moon, July 2; Dark Moon, August 1; Dark Moon, August 30; Dark Moon, September 28; Dark Moon, October 28; Dark Moon, November 26; Dark Moon, December 26; Penumbral Lunar Eclipse, February 20; Penumbral Lunar Eclipse, July 18; and 1 more date.