eclipse report

There are weeks to slow down and weeks to make your move. Your eclipses show which are which.

A PDF report that reads your next eclipses against your birth chart: which part of your life each eclipse season touches.

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Next eclipse season: the weeks to pause start January 16, 2027, and the first eclipse falls on February 6.

ECLIPSE REPORT

Which part of your life moves in each season and for how long, which weeks are for preparing, and which are for taking the first step.

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Your next few years, season by season

Your next few years at a glance

The first thing you read: a headline and four short answers, each with its date or fact. Which parts of your life are moving and for how long, when to pause and when to launch, and the moment that touches you most.

When to prepare and when to take the step, with dates

Your eclipse calendar on a single page: all six seasons in order, which part of your life each one moves, and its three stretches with their dates. Pause, to prepare. Observe, to notice and listen. Launch, to take the first step.

The parts of your life that are moving, and for how long

Eclipses move the parts of your life in pairs: what shifts in one finds its balance in the other. Which pairs are yours and for how long, what grows, what you let go, and one step in each.

What to do in each season, stretch by stretch

Each of your six seasons opens with its headline, the dates of its eclipses, and whether it opens a new part of your life or continues the last one. Then its stretches, each with its dates and one concrete thing to do.

The theme you keep coming back to

There’s one part of your life where you notice change sooner than anywhere else. Your report finds it in the solar eclipses around your birth and tells you what comes naturally, what chafes, and what step to take.

What to watch, what to prepare, and what to let go

To close, the story of these years in one paragraph: the part of your life that weighs most and the rhythm of each season. And your compass for these years, to reread as each date comes up.

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Your eclipses, on your birth chart

One eclipse can put your work in the spotlight and leave your relationships quiet, or the other way around. It depends on which house of your chart it falls in: your chart is divided into twelve houses, one for each area of your life. Both your chart and your eclipses are calculated from your birth date, exact birth time, and birthplace, with NASA ephemeris data, the tables NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory publishes to track where each planet is at any moment. Your birth time is essential. It sets your rising sign, also called your Ascendant, the sign that was rising on the eastern horizon at the place and moment you were born, and your houses are counted from there. The calculator shows you your chart. Your report places each eclipse on it, with its dates.

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What happens after you pay

You place your order and pay once.
Right after, you give us your birth date, exact birth time, and birthplace. The time is essential. It’s usually on your birth certificate, from your state’s vital records office.
Your report arrives in your inbox as a PDF within 24 hours, ready to reread before each season.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to see the eclipse for it to count?

No. Your report isn’t about looking up at the sky. Each eclipse is read from your birth chart, by the house it falls in (your chart is divided into twelve houses, one for each area of your life). It works the same from any country, whether or not the eclipse is visible where you live.

Which eclipse seasons does it cover?

The six eclipse seasons that come after the day you order, the ones of your next few years. Eclipses come in seasons, about twice a year, each with two or sometimes three eclipses about two weeks apart. If you order before the first eclipse of a season, that season opens your report.

What are Pause, Observe, and Launch?

They’re the three stretches one astrological tradition uses to divide each eclipse season. Pause is the three weeks before, to review and prepare. Observe runs from the first eclipse to the last, to notice and listen. Launch is the twelve days after, to take the first step. Each stretch comes with its dates and what to do in it. It’s a way to organize time, not a rule.

What if I already have a date set?

It stays where it is. Weddings, moves, trips, contract signings, surgeries, and births depend on your life and on other people, and an eclipse is no reason to move them. Your report tells you which part of your life is moving and when. What happens there is up to you.

What if I don’t know my exact birth time?

Your report needs it, because your birth time decides which part of your life each eclipse falls in. Without it, we can’t deliver your report. It’s usually on your birth certificate, from your state’s vital records office, and we ask for it after you pay, so you have time to find it. How we calculate it

What if I read it and don’t see myself in it?

You have 15 days from the day your PDF arrives. One message gets you everything you paid back, no reasons or forms. That also covers a technical error or a report that never arrives. Refund policy

Will it make sense if I don’t know astrology?

Yes. Every term is explained the first time it comes up, and there’s a glossary at the end. So your dates are useful even if you’ve never heard of astrological houses.

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