Your 2027 forecast, from your own chart
The 2027 forecast combines two calculations: your solar return (the chart of the moment the Sun returns to its birth position on your 2027 birthday) and the exact transits of the planets to your natal chart from January to December 2027. You get an overview of the year, a solar-return interpretation, twelve monthly forecasts and the year's key dates for love, money and work.
Two charts, one year
A year forecast is only as good as its timing. This one starts from two precise calculations. Your solar return describes the theme of your personal year: where the Sun falls among the houses, which sign rises at the moment of return, and which areas of life the chart emphasises. The transits to your natal chart give the timing: the exact days when Jupiter, Saturn or the outer planets aspect your Sun, Moon, Venus or angles.
The forecast reads both together. The solar return says what the year is about; the transits say when it happens.
What 2027 looks like in the sky
2027 is a year of long, slow themes. Saturn and Neptune both spend the whole year in Aries, asking for new structures and new beliefs. Jupiter finishes its Leo passage, turning direct on April 13, and enters Virgo on July 26. Mars spends the first three months retrograde between Virgo and Leo. Mercury turns retrograde three times: in February (Pisces/Aquarius), June (Cancer/Gemini) and October (Scorpio/Libra). There is no Venus retrograde in 2027.
The eclipse season of the year falls on the Leo–Aquarius axis: an annular solar eclipse in Aquarius on February 6 and the long total solar eclipse in Leo on August 2. Your forecast shows which of your houses and planets these events touch.
What you receive
- Overview: the main themes of your year.
- Solar return: the rising sign, the house of the solar-return Sun and the emphasised areas of your year.
- Month by month: January to December, each with love, money and work notes and key dates.
- Key dates: the most important days of the year, tagged love, money, work or growth.
- Closing advice: how to use the year well.
Accuracy you can check
Every date in the forecast comes from the Swiss Ephemeris calculation stored with your report, so retries and re-reads always refer to the same facts. The interpretation describes tendencies and opportunities, not certainties, and it never adds dates that the calculation did not find.
Frequently asked questions
A solar return chart is cast for the exact moment the Sun returns to the degree it occupied when you were born, which happens once a year around your birthday. Astrologers read it as the theme of your personal year, from one birthday to the next.
The solar return's Ascendant and houses depend on location. By default we cast it for your birthplace; if you know where you will be on your 2027 birthday, enter that place instead.
The months before your 2027 birthday still belong to your 2026 solar-return cycle. The forecast says so for those months and reads them through the transits to your natal chart, which cover the whole calendar year.
The transits of the Sun, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto to your Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Ascendant and Midheaven, plus the year's ingresses, retrograde stations and eclipses. Every date in the forecast comes from these calculations.
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