1. The upper left corner is the number of the day for the month.

2. The symbol in the upper right corner will tell you the sign that the moon was in for that day. You say you don't know how to read these crazy symbols? Click here for a symbol key. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)

3. The center displays the Holidays for the United States.

4. The lower left corner represents the stage of the moon for that date. This area of the screen will tell you if the moon is in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th phase, or if it is a New or Full moon. New and Full moons are also designated by a light blue outline.

5. The lower right corner indicates the house that the moon is in for the individual that the calendar was created for. This portion can be ignored.

But that's not all!  In the empty boxes, you find additional important information.

6. The calendars are created for the Pacific Time Zone.

7. Events list the date and time of planetary ingress into a new sign. SR and SD indicate the point of Retrograde or Direct motion of the planet.

8. The Moon's Void of Course times are listed in two columns. The left hand column is the beginning of the void of course and the right hand column is the ending of the void of course.

All the calendars listed on this page are in .PDF format.

You will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader (FREE) to view and print out the calendars.

Each calendar year has four months per page on three pages for quick and easy printing.

Although the calendar print is tiny, you have the ability of magnifying the calendar on your computer screen. Note that the examples above are enlarged for easier viewing. Adobe provides a Zoom button on their tool bar and also the option of a dynamic zoom tool feature. Click on the Help link at the top of the Adobe browser's tool bar for more information.

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