Misha Koku
Ephemeris of the Unseen is a 2027 astrology yearbook by Misha Koku. It brings together all twelve signs month by month, the 25 New and Full Moons with their dates and times, the eclipses and retrogrades, each sign's portals of the year, and pages to write your year in. Every date was calculated from astronomical ephemerides.
- Year
- 2027
- Format
- Paperback and Kindle
- Language
- English
- Times
- New York (ET)
What this book is
Some years feel like a door swinging open, and 2027 is one of them. Saturn and Neptune begin a new cycle together in Aries, Jupiter moves through Leo and Virgo, and a total solar eclipse darkens the sky on August 2.
This book is your map and your refuge to move through that year with calm, intuition and a plan. It works for those who already read the sky and for those just beginning: every term comes with a note.
What's inside
- All twelve signs, month by month: love, money, work, health, family and travel.
- Your portals of the year and each sign's compatibility, in general and in 2027.
- The 25 moons of the year, with intentions, rituals and a calendar of favorable days.
- Real dates calculated from astronomical ephemerides.
- Pages to write in: intentions, a lunar journal and a year-end reflection.
- More than 50 antique engraving illustrations and 12 original cards.
Contents
- Astrology essentialsSigns, elements, planets, houses and aspects, explained from scratch.
- The sky of 2027The big themes of the year, eclipse season and 2027 month by month.
- The Moon in 2027All 25 lunations, the Moon in each sign and the favorable days of every month.
- The twelve signsOne chapter per sign, with its card, portals, compatibility and ritual.
- Your pagesA letter to your December self, intentions, a lunar diary and a year wheel.
- GlossaryEvery term, in plain words.
Who it's for
- You want to know what 2027 brings for your sign, and for your rising sign too.
- You like living your year with the Moon: setting intentions at the New Moon and letting go at the Full Moon.
- You want a beautiful book to write in, give as a gift or keep on your nightstand.
The writing pages can also be downloaded and printed for free.
Questions people ask
What time zone are the dates in?
New York time (ET). The beginning of the book has a table to convert them to where you live. The Spanish edition uses Mexico City time.
Does it work if I don't know my rising sign?
Yes. Read your Sun sign, and if you want more detail, calculate your rising sign for free at mishakoku.com/chart and read that chapter too.
Is there a Spanish edition?
Yes: Efemérides de lo invisible, with the same sections and times in Mexico City time.
When is it coming out?
Very soon on Amazon, in paperback and Kindle.
