Sacred Secretion Dates

Sacred Secretion Dates for Pisces: Your Monthly Chrism Fast Window

Air first, then the dissolving.

The short answer

For a Pisces Sun the window opens as the Moon enters Aquarius and closes as it leaves Pisces — about five days each month, with the tradition's seed moment at the Moon crossing 330°, Pisces's first degree. The next window runs Mon, Sep 21, 2026, 17:14 UTC to Sat, Sep 26, 2026, 10:23 UTC; midpoint Thu, Sep 24, 2026, 03:24 UTC. Twelve computed windows follow.

This is a contemplative tradition, not medical or dietary advice; consult a physician before any fast.

The next twelve Pisces windows

Computed from real ephemeris on Saturday, September 19, 2026, shown in UTC. Recomputed daily.

#Opens · Moon enters AquariusMidpoint · Moon enters PiscesCloses · Moon enters AriesLengthStatus
14d 17hNext
24d 18hUpcoming
34d 20hUpcoming
44d 22hUpcoming
54d 23hUpcoming
64d 22hUpcoming
74d 22hUpcoming
84d 21hUpcoming
94d 22hUpcoming
105d 0hUpcoming
115d 1hUpcoming
125d 1hUpcoming

Across these twelve: average 4d 22h, shortest 4d 17h, longest 5d 1h.

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Your local time, a live countdown, cusp handling from birth time and timezone, and all twelve windows as an .ics file.

How the window is computed for Pisces

Moon at 300° — enters Aquarius · 330° — enters Pisces · 0° — enters Aries

Pisces's window spans 300° to 360°, the last sixty degrees of the zodiac. Phase one is the Moon's transit of Aquarius (300°–330°); the midpoint is the Moon entering Pisces at 330°; phase two carries the Moon to 360° — the zero point, where the wheel begins again in Aries. Yours is the only window that ends on the equinox degree. The twelve windows below average 4d 22h, from 4d 17h to 5d 1h.

Pisces's cusp days are around February 18–19 and March 20–21. If your birthday falls within two days of either, the calendar date may not settle whether the Sun was in Aquarius, Pisces or Aries; the ingress shifts by up to a day between years. The calculator resolves it from your birth time and birthplace timezone — confirm there before fasting on these dates.

What the tradition asks of a Pisces body

Pisces is Water, ruled by Jupiter in the old scheme and Neptune in the modern, and in the body-map it holds the feet and the lymph — the lowest point of the frame and the slow fluid that drains it. Carey's Pisces salt was iron phosphate, the oxygen-carrier, the one he associated with the blood's capacity to hold breath. Image, not remedy. The feet are the point: Pisces is where the body meets the ground, and also where it most easily forgets it has one.

The fast for a Pisces is not primarily about food. This sign already drifts away from the table; skipping meals comes easily and is not the discipline. The discipline is staying present while it happens. Phase one puts the Moon in Aquarius, cool and mental, and a Water body experiences that as detachment — the temptation to float off into ideas or sleep and let the window pass unwitnessed. Water only, or a few berries and soaked nuts, and feet on the floor. Stay in the body while it empties.

When the Moon crosses into Pisces the seed is said to be born and the tide is running in your own sign — Water in Water, the dissolving element dissolved. The region lit is the feet. The tradition's counsel is quiet, no heavy intake, nothing that numbs. Pisces has more ways to numb than any other sign, and most of them are not food. Retention here means keeping what you feel in the body rather than letting it drain away into escape. Your window closes at the zero point of the zodiac; whatever you carry through it is what you begin the wheel with.

Tonight

One practice for the Pisces window

Tonight, stand barefoot on the floor — or on earth if you can — and put all your attention in the soles of the feet, where Pisces lives. Feel the exact points of contact: heel, outer edge, the ball, the toes. Stay there for ten slow breaths. Whenever the attention floats up into thought, image or drowsiness, bring it back down to the soles. Then ask silently: what am I letting drain away right now? Do not answer. Notice what the feet do. Pisces's fast is the fast from leaving; this is how you practise it. Nothing to buy, alone.

Questions about the Pisces window

When is the sacred secretion for Pisces?

Monthly, from the Moon's entry into Aquarius to its exit from Pisces — about five days, with the seed moment at 330°, the first degree of Pisces, and the close at 0° Aries. Next on this page: Mon, Sep 21, 2026, 17:14 UTC to Sat, Sep 26, 2026, 10:23 UTC, midpoint Thu, Sep 24, 2026, 03:24 UTC. Twelve windows are computed from real ephemeris and refreshed daily.

How long does the Pisces window last?

Across the twelve windows listed here the average is 4d 22h, the shortest 4d 17h, the longest 5d 1h. The Moon covers Aquarius and Pisces — 60° — every time, but its pace shifts with its distance from Earth, so the hours vary by month. The calculator shows each window to the minute.

What if I was born on the Pisces cusp?

A birthday within two days of February 19 or March 21 cannot be settled by the calendar; the Sun's ingress moves by up to a day between years, so the Sun may have been in Aquarius or Aries — windows a full sign away. The calculator resolves it from your birth time and birthplace timezone using the Sun's true longitude.

Do I need my birth time for the Pisces window?

Only for a cusp birthday. On every other Pisces date the Sun is plainly in Pisces and the window follows from that alone: the Moon's monthly passage through Aquarius, then Pisces. Ascendant, Moon sign and houses do not enter it. The dates on this page already apply to you; the calculator adds local time and a countdown.

This is a contemplative tradition, not medical or dietary advice; consult a physician before any fast.

Not for anyone under 18, pregnant or breastfeeding, diabetic, with a history of disordered eating, or taking medication that must be taken with food. The tradition itself allows a gentle version — a few berries and soaked nuts.

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Sources: George W. Carey & Inez Eudora Perry, God-Man: The Word Made Flesh (1920); George W. Carey, The Zodiac and the Salts of Salvation (1932). Their physiology is presented as the tradition's own description, not as established medicine.

Written by Stefan's Alkimia

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