The moon calendar
The moons of September 2031
Full moon in Pisces. New moon in Virgo. Full moon in Aries. Exact times below, in Central and UTC.
Times in Central (US), with UTC under each
- Monday, September 14:21 amSep 1, 09:21 UTC
Full moon in Pisces
The full moon. What has grown since the new moon can be seen.
The Moon in Pisces is for rest and drift, when imagination runs high and focus is harder to hold.
Source: Computed from the Moon–Sun elongation (astronomy-engine).
- Tuesday, September 161:47 pmSep 16, 18:47 UTC
New moon in Virgo
The dark of the moon, when the month begins.
The Moon in Virgo sorts and fixes, and the small useful things get done.
Source: Computed from the Moon–Sun elongation (astronomy-engine).
- Tuesday, September 2312:15 amSep 23, 05:15 UTC
Autumn equinox
Day and night are equal again, and the nights grow longer from here.
Source: Computed from the Sun’s apparent ecliptic longitude (astronomy-engine).
- Tuesday, September 301:58 pmSep 30, 18:58 UTC
Full moon in Aries
The full moon. What has grown since the new moon can be seen.
The Moon in Aries is quick and direct, a good time to start something and a hard time to wait.
Source: Computed from the Moon–Sun elongation (astronomy-engine).
Computed with astronomy-engine, which follows the NASA JPL ephemerides. Times are Central (Daylight or Standard as the date falls) and UTC; a moon is one instant for the whole world, so only the clock changes with the zone.
How to use the month
Start after the new moon. Review at the full.
The week after the new moon is for beginning what you decided on at the dark of the moon. The full moon is when it shows, and the days after it are for looking honestly at how it went. The last week before the next new moon is for finishing and clearing. That is the whole method, and the app runs a planner on it for people who run businesses.
The sign each moon falls in colors it. The lines under each moon above say what that sign is like; the house wheel says which of your own houses it lands in, from your rising sign.
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