Lunar Cycle: September 2026

A Lunar Eclipse has an influence on Earth’s energies for over 6 months, and most powerfully up to the Last Quarter of the Moon. September 4, 2026 is the end of the “Full Hungry Ghost Moon” of Chinese tradition. Evil is on full display. The tradition is to put a small offering outside for them to steal and run away. Hungry Ghost represents the evil that has an insatiable appetite for more.

The New Moon, September 11, 2026 is a special Day on the Mayan calendar, as 11 Road/EB – the Road to Human Destiny, as seen by a Divine Witness. EB marks a major milestone. The New Moon marks the beginning of the 2026 Full Harvest Moon cycle.

The Full Harvest Moon, reaches peak illumination on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at 12:49 p.m. ET (11:49 a.m. CT). The Full Moon that occurs nearest the Fall Equinox is named the Harvest Moon. It can fall as late as October. When it does, the September Full Moon is called the Full Corn Moon. (Some still call the September Full Moon the Harvest Moon.)

On the Full Harvest Moon we reap what we sow in Abundance.

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2026 Lunar New Year: Year of the Fire Horse

Lunar New Year 2026 (also known as Chinese New Year) begins on Tuesday, February 17, 2026. 2026 is the Year of the Fire Horse.

The Lunar New Year is celebrated with a two-part 15-day festival. A Spring Festival lasts for 11 days, followed by the Lantern Festival for four days. In Asia, only the first seven days are considered a public holiday, though many keep up with the traditions for the duration of the Lunar New Year festivities. (There is also an 8-day celebration that precedes the the the Lunar New Year called “Little Year,” during which preparations are made.) (SOURCE: Farmer’s Almanac)

Fire Horse: Meaning of the Time
The Year of the Fire Horse (2026) signifies a rare, high-energy period of intense passion, dynamic change, and bold action in the Chinese Zodiac, amplifying the Horse’s traits of freedom and perseverance with Fire’s drive, demanding decisive movement, innovation, and a break from old patterns for rapid growth and transformation, favoring courageous individuals and businesses in fast-paced, creative fields like tech, media, and marketing (ie. highlighting communication).

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T Coronae Borealis Nova Explosion 2025: Has T CrB Nova Happened Yet?

The latest forecast for the T CrB Nova is November 2025. It could happen any day!

T Coronae Borealis recurrent nova

The event we’re so eagerly anticipating is called a nova, specifically a recurrent nova. Simply put, a nova is the sudden brightening of a star. And a recurrent nova is a nova that happens in cycles of a few decades or less. Don’t confuse it with a supernova, which is an explosion of a star when it dies.

For T Coronae Borealis, the cycle repeats every 80 years. The star tends to dim slightly for a year before an eruption, and it started dimming back in March 2023.

During the nova eruption, the star T Coronae Borealis will brighten from magnitude 10 to 2, which is visible to the naked eye. The exact date of this nova eruption is uncertain, with predictions ranging widely, and the true timing will only be clear when it actually begins.