Calendar

A lunar calendar tracks 30 lunar days and 8 Moon phases. Each lunar day carries its own energy that influences health, emotions, and decision-making. For example, the New Moon favors new beginnings, while the Full Moon is ideal for completing projects and reflecting on results.

The lunar calendar focuses on Moon phases and lunar days. The astrological calendar covers events involving all planets: ingresses (a planet entering a new sign), retrogrades (when a planet appears to move backward), eclipses, and significant aspects between planets.

The waxing Moon (days 1–14) is best for starting new projects, planting, and taking action. The waning Moon (days 16–30) suits finishing tasks, decluttering, and letting go. The Full Moon is the peak of energy — great for important meetings and creative work.

Mercury retrograde is a period when Mercury appears to move backward across the sky (3–4 times a year for about 3 weeks each). It is traditionally considered unfavorable for signing contracts, buying electronics, and starting trips. The astrological calendar helps you plan ahead by showing exact retrograde dates.