Moontime Calendar: In Tune With The Moon Chart - 2023 Edition

With this Moon Chart, you can see the whole year's lunar cycle at a glance.

Moontime Calendar 2023 is your #1 Moon Chart to track the lunar cycles and Moon's zodiac positions throughout 2023. With this A2, full-colour poster (42.0 x 59.4cm, printed on recycled paper in Australia) on your door, you can see the whole year at a glance. You always know:

• Waxing and waning phases
• New and Full Moons
• Zodiac Position of the Moon
• Lunar and Solar Eclipses
• Equinox and Solstice times
• Super Moon
• Blood Moon

Who can use a Moontime Calendar?

The Moontime Calendar 2023 moon chart is a vital tool to stay aligned to the lunar cycles. Anyone interested in health/wellbeing, home and garden or Astrology will find the Moontime Calendar 2023 indispensable throughout the year.

Traditionally, tuning into natural seasons and cycles has been the most efficient way to live for most cultures. Our grandparent's generation, too, was well aware of the Moon's effect on humans, animals and plants. Only in the last 100 years have we humans excelled in overriding nature. We sought to control and misuse it. We just about cut off the branch we are sitting on, and only now has it dawned on us: We must adapt, consume less and be more sustainable.

Rather than fighting nature, we can align our life and work to seasons and cycles. Like fishers and sailors who avoid struggling against the tide, we too can time activities.

Many Gardeners and Farmers know that the Moon's gravitational pull directly affects the growth and yield of their crops. They find that if they align planting, fertilising and harvesting to the lunar cycles, they can produce healthy and nutritious food without using heavy chemicals.

Once we understand the why, we can align health and wellbeing treatments and many other activities to the lunar phases. This way, we save time effort and resources and still have great results.

Why? How does the Moon affect us?

The short answer is WATER, one of the essential building blocks of life. Look at the rise and fall of ocean tides; there, we see the Moon's powerful gravitational pull best.

As rivers, lakes and oceans, water covers approximately 65% of the Earth's surface. It is present as vapour in our atmosphere, soil moisture, sap in plants, blood, lymph and body fluids in animals and humans. The Moon's pull acts like a hydraulic pump and affects all living beings to a certain extent.

The Moontime Diary explains how the lunar phases work. It also tells you the best days for gardening, health and wellbeing appointments, housekeeping & maintenance.