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Astrological calendar

September 1919

Every New and Full Moon, every eclipse with its Saros family, every retrograde and every sign change — in Brasília time, computed with precision ephemerides validated against NASA’s catalogue.

  1. 2 Tuesday

    First Quarter in Sagittarius

    11:22 AM · Brasília time

    A week after the seed, the first tension: what was planted meets the real world. It is a course correction, not a surrender.

  2. 9 Tuesday

    Mercury enters Virgo

    12:42 AM · Brasília time

    A planet changes sign: the same function starts operating in another style. The theme does not change — the manner does.

  3. 10 Wednesday

    Full Moon in Pisces

    12:54 AM · Brasília time

    Sun and Moon on opposite sides of the sky: maximum light on what had been growing. What was implicit becomes visible — in feeling, in outcome, in conversation.

  4. 16 Tuesday

    Last Quarter in Gemini

    06:32 PM · Brasília time

    The light wanes: time to harvest what served and release what did not. A conscious closing before the next cycle.

  5. 23 Tuesday

    Sun enters Libra

    11:35 PM · Brasília time

    A planet changes sign: the same function starts operating in another style. The theme does not change — the manner does.

  6. 24 Wednesday

    New Moon in Libra

    01:34 AM · Brasília time

    Sun and Moon meet at the same degree: one cycle closes and another begins in the dark. The classic moment to plant intention — not to harvest results.

  7. 25 Thursday

    Mercury enters Libra

    11:15 AM · Brasília time

    A planet changes sign: the same function starts operating in another style. The theme does not change — the manner does.

What this means for your chart

The calendar is the same for everyone; the effect is not. Each event lands in a different house of your chart — and that is what changes what it asks of you.

See it in my chart

Instantes calculados em efeméride de precisão (validação pública na página de ciência). Séries de Saros do Five Millennium Canon, NASA/GSFC (Fred Espenak & Jean Meeus). Horários no fuso de Brasília.