Sacred Secretion Dates

Sacred Secretion Dates for Scorpio: Your Monthly Chrism Fast Window

Air first, then the sealed vessel.

The short answer

For a Scorpio Sun the window opens as the Moon enters Libra and closes as it leaves Scorpio — about five days, with the tradition's seed moment at the Moon crossing 210°, the first degree of Scorpio. The next window runs Fri, Oct 9, 2026, 08:10 UTC to Wed, Oct 14, 2026, 00:59 UTC, midpoint Sun, Oct 11, 2026, 15:21 UTC. Twelve computed windows follow below.

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

The next twelve Scorpio windows

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

#Opens · Moon enters LibraMidpoint · Moon enters ScorpioCloses · Moon enters SagittariusLengthStatus
14d 17hNext
24d 18hUpcoming
34d 19hUpcoming
44d 19hUpcoming
54d 16hUpcoming
64d 13hUpcoming
74d 12hUpcoming
84d 12hUpcoming
94d 14hUpcoming
104d 15hUpcoming
114d 14hUpcoming
124d 12hUpcoming

Across these twelve: average 4d 15h, shortest 4d 12h, longest 4d 19h.

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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 Scorpio

Moon at 180° — enters Libra · 210° — enters Scorpio · 240° — enters Sagittarius

The Scorpio arc runs from 180° to 240°. Phase one is the Moon's transit of Libra, from the equinox degree to 210°; the midpoint is the Moon entering Scorpio; phase two is the Moon's passage through Scorpio to 240°, where Sagittarius begins. The twelve windows below average 4d 15h, with a spread of 4d 12h to 4d 19h from the Moon's changing speed.

Scorpio's cusp days are around October 22–23 and November 21–22. A birthday within two days of either cannot be settled by the calendar alone — the Sun's entry moves by up to a day between years — and a Libra window sits a full sign before a Scorpio one. The calculator resolves your Sun from birth time and birthplace timezone.

What the tradition asks of a Scorpio body

Scorpio is Water, ruled by Mars in the old scheme and Pluto in the modern one, and in the body-map it holds the generative organs, the bladder, the base of the trunk. This is the sign the tradition speaks about most directly, because the retention Carey and Perry insisted on — no sexual release during the window — is a Scorpio instruction by nature. The oil they describe descending the spine is, in their account, the same refined substance as the seed, and Scorpio governs the vessel where it is kept.

So a Scorpio comes to this practice already knowing the terrain, and that is both an advantage and the trap. The advantage: Water under Mars can hold a discipline with an intensity other signs cannot match. The trap: the sign's appetite for intensity itself, which can turn a fast into a contest. Phase one puts the Moon in Libra — airy, social, balanced — and the Scorpio body experiences that as superficiality, an itch to go deeper than the moment allows. Water only, and let the surface be enough.

When the Moon crosses into Scorpio the seed is said to be born and the region lit is the base — your own. Carey's salt for Scorpio was calcium sulphate, the cleanser, the one he associated with breaking down what is finished. Image, not remedy. Practically the tradition asks for the sealed vessel: nothing spent below, nothing heavy taken in, and the breath drawn slowly from the base of the spine upward. What rises when the usual outlet is closed is precisely what Scorpio came here to look at.

Tonight

One practice for the Scorpio window

Tonight, sit with a straight spine and bring your attention to the very base of the trunk — the perineum, the floor of the pelvis, where Scorpio lives. On each slow inhale, imagine drawing something up from that point along the spine to the crown; on the exhale, let it rest at the top rather than fall back. Ten breaths. You are not moving anything physical; you are training the attention to travel the route the tradition describes. Notice what the mind offers when the base is watched instead of used. That is the retention. Ten breaths, alone, nothing to buy.

Questions about the Scorpio window

When is the sacred secretion for Scorpio?

Once a month, from the Moon entering Libra to the Moon leaving Scorpio — roughly five days, with the seed moment at 210°, Scorpio's first degree. Your next window: Fri, Oct 9, 2026, 08:10 UTC to Wed, Oct 14, 2026, 00:59 UTC, midpoint Sun, Oct 11, 2026, 15:21 UTC. The twelve windows on this page are recomputed from real ephemeris every day.

How long does the Scorpio window last?

Across the twelve windows computed here: average 4d 15h, shortest 4d 12h, longest 4d 19h. The Moon covers Libra and Scorpio — 60° — each time, but at a speed that changes with its distance from Earth, so the hours vary. The calculator shows each window to the minute.

What if I was born on the Scorpio cusp?

If your birthday falls within two days of October 23 or November 22, the calendar cannot settle your Sun sign; the ingress shifts by up to a day between years, and a Libra or Sagittarius window sits a full sign from this one. The calculator takes your birth time and birthplace timezone and decides from the Sun's true longitude.

Do I need my birth time for the Scorpio window?

Only on a cusp day. For every other Scorpio birthday the Sun is unambiguously in Scorpio and the window follows from that alone — the Moon's monthly transit of Libra, then Scorpio. Rising sign, Moon sign and houses play no part. The dates on this page already apply to you; the calculator adds your local time.

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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