Timing is Everything. The 2025 Calendar reflects four seasons of the actual and real-time transits taking place overhead. What does this mean? It means you can go outside, look up, and observe them without (and with) the aid of a telescope as the ancient star watchers did.
Mainstream / Popular Astrology is not what you think.
It may be surprising to learn that mainstream/popular Astrology is a man-made system. It is NOT reflecting the cosmos overhead, nor does it follow the journey that the visible Sun, Moon, and Planets take through the constellations overhead, ever. It is a beloved system that is intentionally and entirely out of sync with the celestial bodies and stars. The good news is that you can start looking up to the cosmos and observing it yourself. This calendar provides the dates!
This calendar reflects the following dates and occurances:
- The Seasons - both for the Northern and Southern Hemisphere. These are universally defined by the astronomical Solstice and Equinox dates.
- The astronomical cross-quarter dates (halfway point of each season).
- The beginning, middle, and final days of all four seasons.
- The New, Full, Solar and Lunar Eclipse moons.
- The transits that the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto make through the 13 constellations in the ecliptic (these constellations are defined by which the Sun travels through annually).
- The actual size of the 13 constellations is presented.
As ACTUALLY Above, So Below ✨
2025 Calendar (Canvas Print & PDF Download)
* ALL CANVAS PRINT ORDERS also INCLUDE PDF Download *
Canvas Mounted Print: Meticulously created using archival materials and cutting-edge print technology, ensuring exceptional quality and longevity.
Size: 11 x 14
Material: Archival Matte Canvas - heavy weight (230 g, 9.5-mil), engineered for accurate color reproduction / high contrast / high resolution output. Acid-free ideal for photography & fine art reproductions.
Ridged - Drymounted to artboard. Can be framed or self stands when leaning against a wall or shelf.
Dates are in EST and based on the International Astronomical Union (IAU) boundry lines for the 13 constellations that the Sun travels through of the Ecliptic.