Two of the most important lunar phases in the lunar calendar are new moons and full moons . Astrologically they symbolize the beginning and end of cycles, respectively, and help us with beginnings and closures.
The lunar cycle lasts for 31 days and throughout all this time, the energy of our natural satellite has an oscillation that will depend on the phase where it is located.
When it is in its waxing phase, it means that it increases in size and culminates once it is fully illuminated, that is, on a full moon. Here is the time to reap our achievements and close stages.
While it is in its waning phase, it decreases and begins to “purify”. The climax of this stage is when it completely hides, which means that it is in the new Moon. At this point we can set resolutions and listen to our intuition.
Next, know when the new and full moons of will be , as well as the zodiac signs where each of them will occur.
Full Moon in Cancer – January 6
New Moon in Capricorn – 21 January
Full Moon in Leo – February 5
New Moon in Pisces – 21 February
Full Moon in Virgo – March 7New Moon in Aries – 21 March
Full Moon in Libra – April 6
New Moon in Aries – 20 April (Solar Eclipse)
Full Moon in Scorpio – May 5 (Lunar eclipse)
New Moon in Taurus – 20 May
Full Moon in Sagittarius – June 4
New moon in G éminis – 17 June
Full Moon in Capricorn – July 3
New Moon in Cancer – 19 July
Full Moon in Aquarius – August 1
New Moon in Leo – August 17
Full Moon in Pisces – 31 August
New Moon in Virgo – 17 September
Moon full in Aries – 31 September
New Moon in Libra – 13 October (Solar Eclipse)
Full Moon in Taurus – October 29 (Lunar Eclipse)
New Moon in Scorpio – 13 November
Full Moon in Gemini – 21 November
New Moon in Sagittarius – 13 December
Full moon in Cá ncer – 21 December
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