Sign-year · 2027

Pisces 2027

One sign's year, dated to the minute and read as a curriculum.

Pisces season 2027 runs 18 February – 20 March. The new moon in Pisces falls on 8 March; the full moon on 15 September. One eclipse touches the sign: 20 February (penumbral lunar eclipse). Mercury retrograde 9 February – 3 March moves through the sign.

Season · Pisces season

All times are UTC. Convert to your own clock before you plan anything by them.

Season
BeginsEnds
18 February 2027, 21:34 UTC20 March 2027, 20:25 UTC

Every date on this page is computed from a real ephemeris (astronomy-engine), not copied from a table, and cross-checked against NASA and astropixels within one minute.

New and full moons

New and full moons
DateTime (UTC)KindDegree
8 March 202709:30New Moon17°35′ Pisces
15 September 202723:04Full Moon22°53′ Pisces

Eclipses

Eclipses
DateGreatest eclipse (UTC)KindSun inMoon inDegree
20 February 202723:13Penumbral lunar eclipsePiscesVirgo1°59′

Mercury retrograde

Mercury retrograde
Station retrogradeStation directKind
9 February 2027, 17:36 UTC
5°59′ Pisces
3 March 2027, 12:35 UTC
20°55′ Aquarius
in Pisces · Pisces season

Planets in the sign

Planets in the sign
DateTime (UTC)PlanetFromIntoMotion
26 March 202708:16VenusAquariusPiscesdirect
20 April 202703:57VenusPiscesAriesdirect

How the tradition reads it

Pisces is where the year's first Mercury retrograde begins. In the second week of February Mercury stations in Pisces's first decan and starts walking backward, leaving the sign for Aquarius and turning direct there in early March. Your season opens with the messenger already in reverse and does not see him move forward until it is two weeks old; the post-shadow lasts three days past your season's end at the equinox. The first message of your year, in other words, is a returned one.

The penumbral lunar eclipse of late February falls with the Sun in Pisces's second degree and the Moon in Virgo — the first eclipse of the year to happen under your Sun, two days into your season. The new moon in Pisces comes in early March, while Mercury is still retrograde. The full moon in Pisces arrives in mid-September, when the Sun is in Virgo and the practical light shines across at the dissolving one.

Saturn and Neptune have both left Pisces for Aries and do not return in 2027; after years of the two of them in the sign, Pisces is unoccupied by slow planets. Venus passes through in the spring. The tradition reads the fishes as the last sign, the dissolution before the new spark — solutio, the stage where the fixed thing is made liquid again. In 2027 that dissolution is uncrowded. The message that returns in February is your own, and there is nothing heavy in the sign to blame it on.

The practice

Receive the returned message

During the retrograde that begins in your sign, each evening write one sentence you said in January that you would now say differently. Read the January version aloud, then the new one. Feel where the body softens between them — that softening is solutio, the dissolution the sign is for. When Mercury turns direct in March, keep only the sentences that still feel liquid. Let the others set where they are.

Questions

What are the key dates for Pisces in 2027?
Pisces season begins 18 February 2027, 21:34 UTC and ends 20 March 2027, 20:25 UTC; new moon in Pisces 8 March 2027, 09:30 UTC at 17°35′; full moon in Pisces 15 September 2027, 23:04 UTC at 22°53′; penumbral lunar eclipse 20 February 2027, 23:13 UTC; Mercury retrograde 9 February – 3 March. All times UTC.
Is there an eclipse in Pisces in 2027?
Yes — a penumbral lunar eclipse on 20 February 2027, 23:13 UTC, with the Sun in Pisces and the Moon in Virgo.
When is Pisces season 2027?
18 February 2027, 21:34 UTC to 20 March 2027, 20:25 UTC (UTC). The Sun's ingress is computed to the minute; your local calendar date may differ by a day near the boundary.
Is Mercury retrograde in Pisces in 2027?
Yes — the retrograde of 9 February – 3 March runs from 5°59′ Pisces back to 20°55′ Aquarius and overlaps the season too.

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