On February 21, 2027, a penumbral lunar eclipse will occur at 2°05′ Virgo, forming a sextile to personal planets located at the beginning of the first decan of Scorpio.

A lunar eclipse is associated with the end of a cycle, taking stock of a period, and letting go of what has already fulfilled its purpose.

The sextile indicates the possibility of using accumulated experience, knowledge, and acquired skills to bring a previous phase to a more constructive conclusion.

If the eclipse aspects the Sun, it may be accompanied by a reassessment of the results of personal and creative self-realization. If it affects the Moon, it offers an opportunity to become aware of certain emotional patterns and put an end to them. For Mercury, it may be a period of reviewing intellectual concepts; for Venus, an evaluation of personal values and relationship principles; for Mars, an analysis of previous methods of action and the efforts invested.

On August 2, 2027, a total solar eclipse will occur at 9°55′ Leo. It will form a square to personal planets located toward the end of the first decan of Scorpio, particularly between approximately 4° and 10°.

A solar eclipse marks the beginning of a new cycle, while the square indicates that its development requires addressing certain deficiencies. Depending on the planet aspected, this may call for greater independence, emotional stability, intellectual flexibility, a reassessment of values, or more conscious motivation.

For the Sun, this concerns personal self-realization; for the Moon, emotional security; for Mercury, thinking; for Venus, values and relationships; for Mars, methods of action.

The August eclipse may be particularly significant for people whose personal planets are located approximately between 4° and 7° Scorpio, since this area is simultaneously affected by Pluto’s square. In this case, the beginning of a new cycle may coincide with a prolonged process of inner transformation, requiring stronger willpower, greater independence, and an increased ability to adapt to changing circumstances.

On July 26, Jupiter enters Virgo and begins forming sextiles to personal planets in the first decan of Scorpio. This transit offers opportunities to expand knowledge, improve qualifications, refine professional skills, and make more effective use of accumulated experience.

On January 10, Mars turns retrograde at 10°25′ Virgo, then moves through the early degrees of this sign, forming sextiles to personal planets in the first decan of Scorpio. On February 21, it returns to Leo and, on April 1, resumes direct motion at 20°55′ Leo.

On May 14, Mars re-enters Virgo and forms a new series of sextiles to the early degrees of Scorpio. These periods may favor improvements in methods of action, the development of initiative, and a more rational use of personal energy.

On September 2, Mars enters Scorpio and begins forming successive conjunctions to personal planets in the first decan.

A conjunction intensifies the activity of the natal planet involved, but its manifestations may be ambivalent. On the one hand, the need to act, take initiative, and defend one’s intentions becomes stronger. On the other hand, impulsiveness, irritability, and an excessive desire for immediate results may also emerge.

On November 25, Mars enters Capricorn and subsequently forms sextiles to the early degrees of Scorpio, offering additional opportunities to pursue established goals with consistency.

For the second decan of Scorpio, one of the main astrological influences of 2027 will be Jupiter’s square from Leo. The solar eclipses of February 6 and August 2, the lunar eclipse of August 17, and Mars’s transit through Scorpio in the autumn will also be particularly significant.

Jupiter: The Need to Expand Knowledge and Opportunities

On April 13, Jupiter ends its retrograde phase at 16°59′ Leo, then continues its direct motion before entering Virgo on July 26.

Its square is particularly significant for personal planets located approximately between 15° and 20° Scorpio. For some of these degrees, its influence may recur during the retrograde cycle.

Jupiter symbolizes knowledge, skills, authority, and the ability to expand one’s opportunities for development. The square indicates a lack of these qualities that needs to be addressed.

A person may realize that their perception of their own capabilities does not entirely correspond to their actual level of preparation. This may sometimes manifest as doubts, a lack of confidence, or reluctance to take on more complex tasks. In other cases, they may seek recognition without having sufficient experience.

If the square affects the Sun, it is necessary to develop confidence in one’s abilities, strengthen personal authority, and improve the quality of creative self-realization. When the aspect affects the Moon, a lack of Jupiterian qualities may manifest as an overly limited worldview, insufficient confidence in one’s own experience, or dependence on the opinions of authority figures. For Mercury, education, broadening intellectual horizons, and the ability to organize knowledge become particularly important. The person may lack depth in their understanding of subjects they are nevertheless accustomed to discussing with confidence. If the square affects Venus, it is important to reassess one’s criteria of value, learn to evaluate personal resources more accurately, and develop more mature principles of interaction. When the square affects Mars, a lack of the skills necessary to achieve one’s goals may become apparent. Professional abilities need to be refined, and initiatives should be supported by genuine knowledge.

For the second decan of Scorpio, one of the main astrological influences of 2027 will be Jupiter’s square from Leo. The solar eclipses of February 6 and August 2, the lunar eclipse of August 17, and Mars’s transit through Scorpio in the autumn will also be particularly significant.

Jupiter: The Need to Expand Knowledge and Opportunities

On April 13, Jupiter ends its retrograde phase at 16°59′ Leo, then continues its direct motion before entering Virgo on July 26.

Its square is particularly important for personal planets located approximately between 15° and 20° Scorpio. For some of these degrees, its influence may be repeated during the retrograde cycle.

Jupiter symbolizes knowledge, skills, authority, and the ability to expand one’s opportunities for development. The square indicates a lack of these qualities that needs to be addressed.

A person may realize that their perception of their own capabilities does not entirely correspond to their actual level of preparation. This may sometimes manifest as doubts, a lack of confidence, or reluctance to take on more complex tasks. In other cases, they may seek recognition without having sufficient experience.

If the square affects the Sun, it is necessary to develop confidence in one’s abilities, strengthen personal authority, and improve the quality of creative self-realization. When the aspect affects the Moon, a lack of Jupiterian qualities may manifest as an overly limited worldview, insufficient confidence in one’s own experience, or dependence on the opinions of authority figures. For Mercury, education, broadening intellectual horizons, and the ability to organize knowledge become particularly important. The person may lack depth in their understanding of subjects they are nevertheless accustomed to discussing with confidence. If the square affects Venus, it is important to reassess one’s criteria of value, learn to evaluate personal resources more accurately, and develop more mature principles of interaction. When the square affects Mars, a lack of the skills necessary to achieve one’s goals may become apparent. Professional abilities need to be refined, and initiatives should be supported by genuine knowledge.

On February 6, an annular solar eclipse will occur at 17°37′ Aquarius. It will form a square to personal planets in the second decan of Scorpio, particularly those located approximately between 12° and 20°.

The February solar eclipse marks the beginning of a new cycle, but the square emphasizes the need to address a lack of favorable conditions or personal resources. On a psychological level, it encourages a reassessment of habitual reactions and ways of expressing the functions of the aspected planet.

If the aspect affects the Sun, it concerns individuality and self-expression; the Moon, emotional dispositions; Mercury, thinking; Venus, the value system; Mars, motivation.

It is worth emphasizing that the February eclipse and Jupiter’s change of direction activate nearby degrees in the second decan of Scorpio.

For a person whose personal planet is located around 17° Scorpio, these two influences may be connected.

Jupiter calls for expanding one’s skills and assessing one’s capabilities more accurately. The eclipse marks the beginning of a new cycle in which acquired knowledge and more mature decisions may prove particularly important.

Thus, the need for professional or intellectual development may accompany a broader process of personal renewal.

On August 2, the total solar eclipse at 9°55′ Leo forms a square to the beginning of the second decan of Scorpio, up to approximately 16° of the sign, using a 6° orb.

Since the eclipse aspect falls at the boundary between the first and second decans, its influence is particularly significant for people whose personal planets occupy the early degrees of the second decan.

On August 17, the penumbral lunar eclipse at 24°11′ Aquarius forms a square to the end of the second decan of Scorpio, approximately between 18° and 20°.

Unlike a solar eclipse, a lunar eclipse is associated with culmination, taking stock, and the completion of certain processes. The square formed by the lunar eclipse may reveal inner limitations that prevent a person from drawing the necessary conclusions and bringing a previous psychological phase to a close.

For the third decan of Scorpio, 2027 begins under the influence of challenging aspects from Jupiter and Mars in Leo. These transits raise questions about the alignment between personal intentions and actual capabilities, the effectiveness of the chosen strategy, and the ability to achieve goals consistently.

As the year progresses, eclipses also become significant, marking the completion of certain processes and the beginning of others. In the autumn, Mars’s conjunctions to personal planets in Scorpio strengthen the need to act independently and put decisions into practice.

Jupiter in Leo: Reassessing Ambitions and Personal Capabilities

At the beginning of 2027, Jupiter continues its retrograde motion in Leo, forming squares to personal planets in the third decan of Scorpio. On April 13, it turns direct at 16°59′ Leo, then moves through the final part of the sign again before entering Virgo on July 26.

Jupiter is associated with skills, authority, and the expansion of opportunities. Its square indicates a lack of the qualities necessary to achieve important ambitions. For the third decan of Scorpio, this aspect should be considered primarily in terms of personal ambitions and the practical application of previously acquired experience. A person may aspire to greater achievements, expand their activities, or consolidate their position, while discovering that their previous methods no longer allow them to progress as desired.

In other cases, the problem does not lie in a lack of knowledge itself, but rather in the difficulty of using it effectively, evaluating one’s achievements, and transforming accumulated experience into tangible advantages.

If the square affects the Sun, it may become necessary to reassess one’s perception of personal importance and potential for self-realization. The challenge is to develop genuine expertise that allows a person to rely on their own achievements rather than solely on external recognition.

When the square affects the Moon, doubts about professional competence may arise, encouraging the person to deepen their knowledge, pursue additional training, or acquire new qualifications to better meet the demands of their work.

If the aspect affects Mercury, it becomes necessary to deepen one’s knowledge, refine analytical methods, and better distinguish well-founded conclusions from assumptions. Intellectual ambitions may exceed the person’s actual level of expertise.

If the square affects Venus, the person may expect more from their relationships or seek more advantageous partnerships without always knowing how to achieve the desired results. It then becomes important to better recognize one’s own value, develop interpersonal skills, and learn to build relationships that are genuinely beneficial to both parties.

If the square affects Mars, the alignment between the strength of one’s intentions and the level of preparation becomes particularly important.

Great ambitions may be accompanied by a lack of experience, the necessary knowledge, or the ability to accurately assess the difficulty of the task being undertaken.

On January 10, Mars turns retrograde at 10°25′ Virgo. On February 21, it returns to Leo and, on April 1, resumes direct motion at 20°55′ of this sign.

During its retrograde motion through the final degrees of Leo, and then during its subsequent direct transit, Mars forms squares to personal planets in the third decan of Scorpio.

Mars’s square reveals a lack of its constructive qualities: determination, courage, independence, initiative, or the ability to act at the right moment. Fluctuations between excessive activity and a lack of determination are possible. Energy may sometimes be wasted on arguments, resistance, or attempts to achieve immediate results, while truly important tasks require consistency.

The distinctive feature of this transit is that retrograde Mars encourages a reassessment of previous tactics and, after turning direct on April 1, a return to action based on the experience gained.

If the square affects the Sun, it is necessary to strengthen initiative and the ability to independently carry out creative intentions. If Mars aspects the Moon, the challenge may be to develop emotional courage and the ability to act without allowing fears or habitual reactions to dictate every decision. When the square affects Mercury, it is important to learn to transform thoughts and intentions into concrete actions, avoiding hasty conclusions and unproductive discussions. For Venus, the aspect may cause tensions in romantic relationships, particularly when each person tries to impose their desires. Financially, it may be necessary to defend one’s interests with greater determination and avoid impulsive decisions. If the square involves natal Mars, it becomes particularly important to reassess habitual methods of achieving goals. A lack of effective strategy may lead to wasted energy, irritability, and the repetition of the same mistakes.

Overall, Mars’s square highlights a lack of initiative, courage, or determination when facing certain situations. This transit requires greater willpower and concrete actions to overcome obstacles and achieve established goals.

On February 6, an annular solar eclipse will occur at 17°37′ Aquarius.

It forms a square to personal planets located at the beginning of the third decan of Scorpio, primarily between approximately 20° and 24°.

A solar eclipse marks the beginning of a new cycle, but the square may reveal a lack of resources or qualities necessary to express the potential of the natal planet.

If the eclipse affects the Sun, attention may turn to personal goals and creative expression. When it aspects the Moon, emotional needs and habitual reactions are involved. For Mercury, ways of thinking and making decisions become important; for Venus, personal values and relationship principles; for Mars, motivation and the ability to carry out one’s intentions.

Thus, the beginning of a new cycle may be accompanied by the need to reassess expectations, evaluate one’s capabilities, and abandon methods of action that are no longer effective.

On July 18, a penumbral lunar eclipse will occur at 25°48′ Capricorn, forming a sextile to personal planets in the third decan of Scorpio.

A lunar eclipse is associated with the end of a phase, taking stock, and letting go of what no longer corresponds to current needs. The sextile offers an opportunity to use acquired experience to consciously bring previous processes to completion.

If the aspect affects the Sun, the person may gain a clearer understanding of the results of their efforts and determine which paths of personal self-realization are worth pursuing. When the sextile affects the Moon, it becomes possible to reassess habitual emotional reactions and strengthen inner stability. For Mercury, the aspect favors the analysis of accumulated knowledge and the development of more structured thinking. If it affects Venus, it is possible to reassess personal values and principles of interaction, preserving what has proven important. If the eclipse forms a sextile to Mars, acquired experience helps refine methods of action and distribute energy more effectively.

On August 17, a penumbral lunar eclipse will occur at 24°11′ Aquarius, forming a square to personal planets in the third decan of Scorpio.

Unlike the sextile in July, the square formed by the August lunar eclipse may require overcoming certain inner obstacles before the previous phase can be brought to completion.

For the Sun, this may involve reassessing personal goals; for the Moon, emotional dispositions; for Mercury, ways of thinking; for Venus, principles governing choices and relationships; for Mars, motivations and habitual behavioral strategies.

The August lunar eclipse encourages not only letting go of what has become obsolete, but also understanding which inner limitations prevent the completion of a particular psychological cycle.

On September 2, Mars enters Scorpio and moves successively through all three decans of the sign until October 16.

For the third decan, its conjunctions to personal planets occur during the latter part of this period. Following the challenging aspects of the first half of the year, this transit may favor a period of more decisive action. It is therefore important to draw on accumulated experience, avoid impulsiveness, and choose goals that genuinely correspond to one’s personal capabilities.

On July 26, Jupiter enters Virgo and begins moving through the sign from which it forms sextiles to Scorpio. In 2027, Jupiter will not transit the entire sign of Virgo. Its sextiles to natal planets located in the final degrees of Scorpio will therefore occur in 2028.