Lunar Calendar 2026
This Lunar Calendar 2026 brings together two things that are already part of my everyday life: lunar cycles and astrology.
For years, I felt that traditional calendars organized my days, but not my energy. They marked dates, commitments, and goals, but left out something essential for me: the inner pulse, emotional rhythms, creative processes, moments of opening and retreat. Just like in the sky, also on Earth—and therefore, in every human being.
The Moon has always been present in my creative and sensitive path. As an artist and healer, I’ve seen how each lunar phase carries a different quality of awareness. We don’t live a New Moon the same way we live a Full Moon, and we don’t move through an eclipse the same way we do an ordinary lunation. And yet, this information is often scattered and fragmented, never fully woven into daily life.
I like to share this knowledge in a homemade way—without academic or technical language, and not from a distant place either, but from experience, observation, and an everyday relationship with symbolic language. My lens is artistic, intuitive, and lived. And precisely because of that, the LoQuiTa Lunar Calendar 2026 doesn’t aim to explain astrology in depth, but to bring it closer in an accessible, loving, and practical way.
This year, I’m adding the zodiac signs to each lunation, inspired by an exchange with the community that accompanies me on social media. Many people who follow LoQuiTa wrote to me asking for astrological information to be included in the lunar calendar—not just the phases, but also the zodiac signs—since in the workshops I offer, I place a lot of emphasis on noticing, journaling, and writing with each lunation. I felt a collective desire to better understand the kind of energy that moves with each New Moon, each Full Moon, and especially with eclipses.
That’s why I decided to include the zodiac signs in every lunar event of 2026. Each sign is an archetype, a way life expresses itself, an emotion, an impulse, a question. When a New Moon happens in a sign, it invites us to make space and plant seeds from that quality. When a Full Moon illuminates a sign, it shows us what is ready to be revealed, completed, or transformed. And when eclipses arrive, the movement runs deeper: something accelerates, shifts position, rearranges itself without asking permission.
Integrating the signs into every New Moon, Full Moon, and eclipse was my way of translating the sky into everyday language. Not to predict, but to offer context. So each person can look at themselves, recognize themselves, and choose with greater awareness how to move within their own process. This lunar calendar with signs works as a symbolic map—a guide to accompany the year, not to control it. Quite the opposite: an invitation to move through it with curiosity as it reveals and unfolds.
The LoQuiTa Lunar Calendar 2026 is an invitation to live the year in dialogue with the Moon and astrology in a simple, intimate way. To remember that not every day is meant for producing, that there are moments to plant, to act, others to expand, and others to let go. If you feel the call to organize your year from a more conscious, sensitive rhythm—aligned with you—this calendar is for you.
I invite you to bring the LoQuiTa Lunar Calendar 2026 into your home, your studio, or your creative space. Start using it as a daily tool, a visual ritual, and a practical reminder that time is cyclical—anything but linear. Take the next step: order your copy and begin exploring the year's rhythms with intention.
Thank you for reading. May we become more aware, connected to each moment, and, in doing so, more fertile this year.
Thank you for reading. May we become more aware, connected to each moment, and, in doing so, more fertile this year.
