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The Portal Almanac 2027–28

A 13-month celestial year. Thirteen Portal Months follow the Sun through the constellations, Ophiuchus among them, with a written page for every day of the year.

By Niké Xandross545 pagesMarch 12, 2027 – March 11, 2028

$129USD

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Read the complete edition now. Its daily pages follow the Portal Year from March 12, 2027.

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I.The Almanac in Motion

Turn the pages before you own them.

Filmed in the Portal Archives Reader on a phone: the Library, the Reading Room, a daily page, a Portal Month, the Reflection pages and the seasonal year. Choose a chapter to begin there.

II.The 13-Month Sidereal Year

Observe the sky. Follow the Moon. Keep the seasons.

The Almanac follows the Sun through thirteen Portal Months of the sidereal zodiac, with Ophiuchus given its own month between Scorpio and Sagittarius.

Every day records the Moon’s phase, its sign and its Nakshatra, so each lunar cycle can be followed from New Moon to Full Moon, through the twelve named Full Moons of the year. Eight seasonal thresholds, the Sabbats, mark the turning points along the way.

The Portal Year at a Glance, 2027–2028
The Portal Year at a Glance · 2027–2028
Day 1, Friday, March 12, 2027: celestial navigation, mantra and the day’s energies
A daily page. Day 1, March 12, 2027.

III.A Page for Every Day

Every day has its own page.

Follow the Moon, the Nakshatra and the day’s celestial movements, alongside a passage written by Niké Xandross and a mantra for the day.

Listen · A sample

Then hear the page read aloud.

The Day One page above, as Mabel reads it. Settle in for two and a half minutes.

Day One, read by Mabel Friday, March 12, 2027 · 2:27
0:00 2:27

A sample recording of the Day One page, offered so you can hear its words read aloud.

IV.The Day’s Correspondences

Each day leaves its own mark.

Explore the day’s angel number, rune, crystal, essential oil, tea and other correspondences. Use what interests you. Leave what does not. Return when something catches your attention.

Choose Your Energy on Day 1: crystal, oil, herb or tea, incense and living symbol, with the day’s rune and angel number
From the daily page. Day 1, March 12, 2027.

V.Through the Day

A morning page, an evening return.

Read the day’s page with the first coffee, and come back in the evening to write what the day held. The Almanac opens wherever you sign in: in your browser on a computer, tablet or phone, or in the Portal Archives app for Android.

A daily page on a phone beside a cup of coffee in morning light
Morning. The day’s page, before the day begins.
The Almanac on a tablet by candlelight and firelight
Evening. Back to the page, to write what the day held.

VI.Make It Yours

The Almanac keeps the year. What you write inside is yours to keep.

Write appointments, plans and notes directly into the dated boxes of each Portal Month. Write on the Reflection pages throughout the year. Your writing stays with your edition, so you can return later and look back on what you kept.

Portal Month 1, Pisces: the calendar grid with dated boxes
Portal Month 1 · Pisces. The calendar grid, March 12 – April 18, 2027.
A ruled Reflection page
A Reflection page.

VII.The Spreads

The year’s thresholds, illustrated.

The Pink Moon spread, Soft Awakening
The Pink Moon · Soft Awakening
The Imbolc spread, Quiet Holding
Imbolc · Quiet Holding

VIII.What the Edition Holds

One edition, a whole year.

$129 USD, once, for the complete Portal Year 2027–28.

  • 545 pagesEvery page of the complete edition, kept in your personal Library.
  • A page for every dayCelestial navigation, a written passage and a mantra for each day of the Portal Year.
  • Thirteen Portal MonthsCalendar grids with dated boxes for your plans and notes.
  • The day’s correspondencesAngel number, rune, crystal, essential oil, tea and more.
  • The Year at a GlanceThirteen months, Full Moons and seasonal thresholds on one page.
  • Reflection pagesRoom to write throughout the year. Your writing stays with your edition.
  • Illustrated spreadsAt the year’s thresholds, like the Pink Moon and Imbolc.
  • Yours permanentlyRead in your browser or the Portal Archives app for Android.

IX.The Edition, Plainly

Dates and ownership.

Price
$129 USD, charged in US dollars
Reading
Once purchased, your complete edition awaits you in your personal Library.
The Portal Year
The daily pages begin on March 12, 2027 and run to March 11, 2028.
Ownership
This edition is yours permanently.
Next edition
Auto-Renewal is optional for the next edition.
Format
Digital edition, read in your Portal Archives Library.

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The Portal Almanac 2027–28

$129 USD · Yours permanently · Read the complete edition now

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The Portal Almanac 2027–28

A 13-Month Celestial Year

The Almanac in View

Made to be read, used, written in, and kept.

The Imbolc spread from The Portal Almanac 2027–28: a twig bench with a fur throw beside a small fire, facing the page Imbolc · Quiet Holding

Imbolc · Quiet Holding

See the Almanac in Motion

Turn the pages. Explore the Reader. Discover the Almanac in your browser or the Portal Archives app.

The 13-Month Sidereal Year

The Almanac follows thirteen Portal Months through the sidereal zodiac — the stars where they actually are.

Ophiuchus is included and given its own month.

Alongside the Sun, the Almanac follows the Moon’s phases and signs, the Nakshatras, Full Moons and eight seasonal thresholds throughout the year.

The result is a 13-month calendar, with the eight Sabbats marking its seasonal thresholds.

The Portal Year at a Glance 2027–2028, showing the first seven months of the 13-month sidereal calendar with Full Moons and seasonal thresholds

The Portal Year at a Glance · 2027–2028

Day 1, Friday, March 12, 2027: Moon phase, Moon sign, sidereal Sun and Nakshatra, a passage from the Keeper, the day’s mantra, correspondences, rune and angel number

Listen to Your Daily Page

Day One · Narrated by Mabel

0:00 / 2:27

A daily page · Day 1, March 12, 2027

A Page for Every Day

Every day has its own page.

Follow the Moon, the Nakshatra and the day’s celestial movements, alongside a passage written by Niké Xandross and a mantra for the day.

The Day’s Correspondences

Each day leaves its own energetic mark.

Explore the day’s angel number, rune, crystal, essential oil, tea and other correspondences.

Use what interests you. Leave what does not. Return when something catches your attention.

Choose Your Energy on Day 1: Smoky Quartz, Vetiver oil, Oatstraw tea, Frankincense, Moss, the rune Uruz and the day’s angel number

From the daily page · Day 1, March 12, 2027

The Voice

Read the Almanac yourself or listen to its narration when available. Adjust narration and volume in the Reader.

Make It Yours

The Almanac is made to be used as the year happens.

Write appointments, plans and notes directly into the dated boxes of each Portal Month. Write on the Reflection pages throughout the year.

Your writing stays with your edition, so you can return later and look back on what you kept.

Portal Month 1, Pisces: the full calendar grid with a dated box for writing on each day

Portal Month 1 · Pisces · the calendar grid

A ruled Reflection page for journaling through the year

A Reflection page

The Almanac keeps the year.
What you write inside it keeps something of yours.

Your Library

Your purchased edition stays in your Portal Archives Library.

Open it in your browser. The Portal Archives app will also be available for mobile access with the same account.

The app will be optional. Your edition is yours permanently.

The Portal Almanac 2027–28 open to a daily page in the Portal Archives Reader on a phone

The Reader and My Library on a phone

The Portal Almanac 2027–28

March 12, 2027 – March 11, 2028

$129 USD

This edition is yours permanently.

Keep it in your Portal Archives Library and return to it anytime in your browser.

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