# Thursday, September 23, 2027

On Thursday, September 23, 2027, there is a Waning Moon in Cancer. The lucky color of the day is yellow. That day: Autumn Equinox; The Sun enters Libra; The Waning Moon begins.

- Moon: Waning Moon in Cancer
- Illumination: 47 %
- Moon's sign: Cancer
- Lucky color: yellow

## Affirmation of the day

I choose to attract conscious relationships in which we all win and grow.

## The Moon

### Waning Moon in Cancer

Waning Moon: positive for releasing, letting go, or concluding. In Cancer, related to matters of home, moving, children, and everything that requires nurturing or support. Let us avoid bringing old conflicts to light, since they can create new wounds. A good day to connect with our ancestors and roots and ask for their blessing.

## The planets

### Autumn Equinox (06:03 UTC)

Today the autumn equinox is celebrated in the northern hemisphere and the spring equinox in the southern hemisphere. Today the length of light (day) and darkness (night) is the same, so let us connect with this energy of balance and devote a few minutes to praying for the planet and asking for all beings of the different planes, realms, levels and dimensions, for a planet in balance, well-being, unity and ever-greater consciousness. May all beings join together in brotherhood. Today, in different places on the planet, groups from different beliefs or practices gather with a common aim: to recognize ourselves in unity while respecting and honoring our differences.

### The Sun enters Libra (06:03 UTC)

### The Waning Moon begins (10:21 UTC)

The Waning Moon begins: 5:21 a.m. A 7-day period favorable for letting go and leaving things behind. It is important to allow the cycles that have ended in our lives to close.

## Aspects in force

- Pluto favorable Sun
- Pluto favorable Neptune
- Neptune adverse Sun

## Public holiday in 2 countries

- Japan: Autumnal Equinox Day
- Saudi Arabia: National Day

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Lunar and Astrological Calendar 2027, 16th edition. María Patricia Ramírez.
Source: https://astromooncalendar.com/en/2027/september/23
The times in the headings are in UTC. Those that appear within the author's text are the ones printed in the book.