2023 Digital Astrology Calendar
$19.00
Let the Universe have your back
Your cosmic advantage begins with the Wise Skies Digital Calendar. With this superpower in your back pocket, you will be equipped to access the magic of good timing. With descriptions for every planetary and lunar event – all levels of astrology enthusiasts can enjoy the calendar.
What’s new?
In addition to the same great features as before with planetary events, lunations, eclipses, and moon void of course periods, the 2023 calendar includes:
– Moon Phase family dates and sabian symbols on the New and Full Moon entries
– The descriptions now note that planets are retrograde when relevant
– Retroshade zones and Cazimis
Mac Users: Add the events to a New Calendar. Create a new calendar called “Wise Skies [YEAR]” and then add the downloaded calendar events to that calendar. That way if a new version or update is available later in the year, you can just delete that calendar and all the events with it.
“Since I always have my phone, this astrology calendar is always with me. I can quickly check it when I need to know the Moon’s degree, when another planet turns retrograde, or anything else. Extremely useful, and eco-friendly, too!” Jodie Forrest, International Academy of Astrology
Description
If you could glance at your phone and read the astrological ‘weather’ forecast for the day, would you check it out? If so – we want to help you make the most of your day with our signature Astrology Digital Calendar. First released in 2015, our calendar has improved each year thanks to your great suggestions! The 2024 calendar launches by or before September 1, 2023.
You’ll receive *3 files and instructions in the email receipt after your purchase:
- Planetary: includes aspects, ingresses, cazimis, and retrogrades
- Lunations: includes eclipses, phases, ingresses
- Moon Void of Course: includes VOC periods
**The files are separate so that you have the option to toggle them on/off as preferred – as long as you install them that way.
Here’s what you can expect:
– Wise Skies Astrology Digital Calendar files come in a universal ICS format.
– Compatible with Google Calendar, iOS Calendar, or Outlook.
– Viewable on any device.
– Works in any time zone– and even switches with you as you travel!
– Suitable for any level of astrology: our descriptions + Emojis help you easily identify optimal vs less optimal days.
The Planetary Events calendar includes basic planetary aspects, retrogrades/stations, ingresses, Cazimis, New and Full Moons, and Eclipses. While the Lunar Events calendars include Moon Phases, Lunar Ingresses, Moon Void of Course periods.
– Moon Phase family dates and sabian symbols on the New and Full Moon entries
– The descriptions now note that planets are retrograde when relevant
– Retroshade zones and Cazimis are now included.
“Since I always have my phone, this astrology calendar is always with me. I can quickly check it when I need to know the Moon’s degree, when another planet turns retrograde, or anything else. Extremely useful, and eco-friendly, too!” Jodie Forrest, International Academy of Astrology
**Pro tip: Add the events to a new calendar in your system. We do not recommend adding the calendar files to your personal calendars. Create a new calendar called “Wise Skies [YEAR]” and then add the downloaded calendar events to that calendar. That way you can simply toggle the astrology calendars on and off.
Check out this video for how to upload and use the calendar.
Astrologer’s Disclaimer: We believe the best way to learn about astrology is to experience it. It is suggested to also keep an astrology journal and notice how you’re feeling for particular timing of astrological events. There is no universal way to calculate the Moon Void of Course periods. Every program and every astrologer has a different parameter for calculating a Moon VOC. A Moon is considered void in the time after a “major” applying aspect and before an ingress. Due to different approaches to calculating astrology data, there are likely to be small differences in timings. Even adjusting for time zones, general program errors, and preferences for what constitutes a “major” and a “minor” aspect there will be differences. Data is pulled from the solar fire program and triple checked by a team of astrologers.
