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Aries |
Monday 20 July 2015 |
Mar 21 - Apr 19 |
| Welcome to the most interesting
point in the year, where there are some major changes afoot or at least
the seeds for change are being planted. It all began with Venus'
premature return to your work sector over the weekend, leaving lucky
Jupiter on his own in a fun, playful, romantic and creatively charged
part of your chart. This is the earliest Venus has returned to your work
sector in 8 years and the same thing that happened back in 2007 happens
this time, in that she has gotten herself so far ahead of the Sun that
she'll be pulled back in to line, turning retrograde on Saturday. This
will see Venus retrograde back out later next week, but it's this dance
between a playful and work focused part of your chart that is a snapshot
of what the coming months will look like. |
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Taurus |
Monday 20 July 2015 |
Apr 20 - May 20 |
| You'll move into the week with a
whole new experience, something that will be impossible to dismiss due
to the fact that both your heart and your imagination will be caught up
in this. For the first time this year you'll not only move into a new
week with planetary activity in a fun, playful, romantic and creatively
charged part of your chart but the planet leading the charge is Venus,
planet of love. Venus only returned on Sunday and as Monday is her first
full day, this really will feel like a fresh start, especially with the
Moon at her side, fuelling your emotional, intuitive and imaginative
responses. Something has shifted, for you've already reached an
important week for communication and relationship matters and as the
week progresses you'll find it harder to sweat the small stuff. |
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Gemini |
Monday 20 July 2015 |
May 21 - Jun 21 |
| There is one planet that is making
waves this week and for once the right kind of waves, though there might
be some teething problems around this in the early days of the week. It
was Venus' return to your home and family sector over the weekend that
began the first steps towards what, in just a few weeks' time will be
the start of your best, biggest and most expansive year for home and
family matters in over a decade. However, the Moon not only followed
Venus in but in the early days of the week will put pressure on your
professional life, bringing any work/life balance tensions to a head.
With home and family matters due to become a lot more important over the
coming weeks but your professional star still on the rise, this is a
chance to sort out any balance issues from the get go. |
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Cancer |
Monday 20 July 2015 |
Jun 22 - Jul 22 |
| Your birthday month comes to an end
when the Sun leaves your sign on Thursday and with Mercury leaving the
next day this should be when a line in the sand is drawn, with your game
plan for the future sown up. However, with Mars not only staying on but
not due to leave until the 9th August this is what the planet of
passion and the warrior planet of the cosmos has been waiting for. As
the doors start to close on a period of defining your options and
objectives for the coming year Mars puts his foot in the way, saying
'not so fast'. Before you fully commit to your new solar year and the
journey ahead there's a chance to explore the things that excite you and
your passions. You've had a chance to look at 'what is' with a chance
now to look at what's possible, wanting more from life. |
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Leo |
Monday 20 July 2015 |
Jul 23 - Aug 22 |
| While Venus left your sign over the
weekend this is not only far from the last you've seen of the planet of
desire and attraction, the desires and expectations she's spent the
previous 6 weeks fuelling are only now taking on a life of their own. By
the time the Sun returns to your sign on Thursday to begin your
birthday month and new solar year it will be to find that this has
already begun in all but name, but also that you're ready to commit to
your future in a way that isn't usually possible. When the Sun returned
to your sign last year lucky Jupiter had just returned and he's been
here ever since, working behind the scenes to create the building blocks
for the future. As the Sun comes full circle Jupiter is still here, but
due to leave next month it's time to bring everything together. |
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Virgo |
Monday 20 July 2015 |
Aug 23 - Sep 22 |
| This week sees the start of a dance
that will play out over the coming weeks, where the past and future
intersect and the veil between them blurs or disappears entirely. Venus'
return to your sign over the weekend means your heart ready to move on,
at a time when on both the relationship and romantic front the focus
has and is still very much on the past. The past's hold on you will
become stronger when the Sun returns to an intuitive and imaginative
part of your chart on Thursday and Mercury the day after, to begin the
month long wind down of your old solar year. However, by the weekend
Venus will find the pull of the past too irresistible, with her
retrograde turn over the weekend heightening an already potent sense of
romantic nostalgia. Doors are opening to the past across the board. |
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Libra |
Monday 20 July 2015 |
Sep 23 - Oct 23 |
| At the start of the week there are 5
planets in direct and 5 in retrograde motion, with the balance between
looking to the future and falling into a sense of nostalgia teetering on
a knife edge. Yet a struggle to keep the focus on the future will
inevitably fail, with Venus having not only returned to a nostalgic part
of your chart over the weekend but turning retrograde this weekend,
taking a sense of romantic nostalgia to a whole new level. Even Uranus
will turn retrograde in your relationship sector over the weekend,
ending the week with 7 planets in retrograde motion and only 3 in direct
motion. While the doors are open to the past on the income, work,
romantic, personal, relationship and other fronts, the areas still
moving forward are on the career and adventurous fronts. |
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Scorpio |
Monday 20 July 2015 |
Oct 24 - Nov 21 |
| Venus is a planet that can't seem to
make up her mind, while you get to enjoy the benefits. While Venus will
normally spend less than 4 weeks in your career sector each year,
fuelling your professional desires and expectations, attracting
opportunities and attention your way, by the time she left over the
weekend she had been here for 6 weeks. Yet Venus' return to a social and
serendipitous part of your chart over the weekend is a chance for some
light relief, with a chance to step back and let professional matters
settle until the Sun returns to your career sector on Thursday and
Mercury on Friday. However, while Venus will trigger some serendipitous
developments while she's here, her retrograde turn over the weekend will
eventually see her return to your career sector later next week. |
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Sagittarius |
Monday 20 July 2015 |
Nov 22 - Dec 21 |
| From out of nowhere your new career
doors are opening, at a point in the year when this isn't usually the
case. With the Sun not returning to your career sector until later next
month, July should be a month where work matters continue to roll over
and possibly you might be looking to the future. Yet you'll not only
move into the week with Venus in your career sector but the Moon as
well, making sure this gets your attention from the get go. This might
throw you off guard, suddenly putting pressure on your work/life balance
without any kind of warning or build up. Yet with lucky Jupiter now
just a few weeks away this is a practice run, with a chance to listen to
your heart and professional instincts. A taste of things to come
provides the incentives to make work/life balance a priority. |
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Capricorn |
Monday 20 July 2015 |
Dec 22 - Jan 19 |
| While the money and relationship
gods are likely to grab a large slice of your attention this week, with
the Sun and Mercury both wrapping up their annual visit to your
relationship sector and then returning to your financial sector to
support lucky Jupiter in his final week, there is some unexpected
competition. This is a time of year when the solar spotlight is always
on your relationships and already the personal and/or relationship
tensions of recent weeks are making way for a communication
breakthrough, especially as support from Saturn in your communication
sector peaks just before the Sun leaves your relationship sector on
Thursday and Mercury on Friday. Yet both relationship and money matters
have to compete with a new sense of wanderlust, curiosity and adventure
in the air. |
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Aquarius |
Monday 20 July 2015 |
Jan 20 - Feb 18 |
| This is a week where the spotlight
should be on the Sun's departure from your work sector on Thursday and
return to your relationship sector, something that happens at this time
every year. That is still the case, especially with Mercury making the
same move on Friday, but the work focus continues after they've gone and
the focus already on your relationships before they reach your
relationship sector. Take Venus out of the equation and you have a week
where the main focus is on work, career and relationship matters and
while that is still the case Venus is in the equation and there's a new
game in town. You'll not only move into the week with Venus in your
financial sector but the Moon as well, with your financial instincts,
desires and expectations getting your attention from the get go. |
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Pisces |
Monday 20 July 2015 |
Feb 19 - Mar 20 |
| Venus is a planet who will always
put her interests first, going up against the rest of the solar system
to push her cause and that's exactly what she's doing this week. This is
a huge week for matters of the heart and work matters, with the Sun
returning to your work sector on Thursday and Mercury on Friday, teaming
up with lucky Jupiter for the last time until 2024. With Jupiter in his
final weeks this comes just as you're ready to bring things home. Yet
while the Sun and Mercury leave a fun, playful, romantic and creatively
charged part of your chart, rather than a battle to find a balance
between work and play ending it will only heat up, with Mars staying on
to fuel your romantic and creative passions. It's in this crowded week
that Venus thrusts your relationships into the limelight. |
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