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Aries |
Monday 24 August 2015 |
Mar 21 - Apr 19 |
| The Sun may have left your romantic
and creative sector over the weekend, taking the solar spotlight off
matters of the heart and putting it onto work matters instead, but this
is far from the end of the story and if anything you have a revolt on
your hands. As well as the Sun spending his first full week in your work
sector and Mercury leaving on Friday, both teaming up with lucky
Jupiter for the first time here since 2004, the Moon's return to your
career sector midweek makes this an extremely professionally focused
week, bringing home just how significant a presence the professional
gods are fronting. However with Venus and Mars left behind in a fun,
playful, romantic and creatively charged part of your chart they're
ready to start a riot if you let life become all work and no play. |
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Taurus |
Monday 24 August 2015 |
Apr 20 - May 20 |
| The Sun's return to a fun, playful,
romantic and creatively charged part of your chart over the weekend has
put the solar spotlight onto matters of the heart and all things
romantic and creative, as happens at this time every year. However, for
the first time since 2004 lucky Jupiter is here, with the solar
spotlight revealing just how well supported matters of the heart are
this time around. Even with Mercury returning to your work sector on
Friday, opening the door to the busiest and most productive months of
the year for work matters this won't be enough to budge these playful
forces, which are here to stay. The message from the gods, as you move
into a busy final four months of the year, is to make a balance between
work and play a priority, for the Fun Police are on patrol. |
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Gemini |
Monday 24 August 2015 |
May 21 - Jun 21 |
| While there are some big agendas
playing out at the moment, such as the Sun spending his first full week
in your home and family sector, teaming up with Jupiter for the first
time since 2004 and matters of the heart finally getting their turn over
the weekend, it's in the early days of the week that a very significant
event is unfolding. The biggest danger is that with the Moon moving
through your relationship sector once a month this could be overlooked.
Yet as the last visit before Saturn returns to your relationship sector
next month and stirring your emotional responses just as Venus and Mars
are spending their first full day on their own in your communication
sector, there is an opportunity for a communication breakthrough. Where
you're going the communication lines need to be open. |
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Cancer |
Monday 24 August 2015 |
Jun 22 - Jul 22 |
| Have your finger on the pulse and
ear to the ground when it comes to work matters in the early days of the
week, especially as this isn't a particularly important theme this
week, other than in context to what is developing on the income and
career fronts. Instead, with the Sun spending his first week in your
communication sector and the Moon making a midweek visit to your
relationship sector, this is bound to grab your attention in a much more
significant way, as will Mercury's return to your home and family
sector on Friday. The significance of the Moon's position in your work
sector in the early days of the week is that as the last visit before
Saturn returns there are clues on what lies ahead. Be warned, life is
about to get busy, with work/life balance a priority. |
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Leo |
Monday 24 August 2015 |
Jul 23 - Aug 22 |
| While the Sun's departure from your
sign over the weekend brought your birthday month to an end, this is far
from the end of the story when it comes to laying down the foundations
for what the coming year will bring. With Mars moving into his final
month in your sign on Tuesday, Venus not turning direct until the end of
next week and not leaving until October, you haven't even begun to
establish what you really want for the future and what excites you.
However with the Sun gone there is no longer a need to run everything
through a reality filter, allowing you to follow a sense of what excites
you without over thinking the 'when, where and how'. In the meantime
the Sun's first week in your income sector is shining the solar spot
light on the opportunities Jupiter has returned to create. |
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Virgo |
Monday 24 August 2015 |
Aug 23 - Sep 22 |
| Monday is not just the first full
day of your birthday month and new solar year, but your most empowered
and important solar year in over a decade, thanks to Jupiter's return
earlier in the month. This is the point where the start of a new solar
year is synched with the start of a new 12 year Jupiter cycle of
expansion and while the Sun is only in Virgo for a month, Jupiter will
stay on until September 2016. There isn't a moment of this new solar
year that you don't have lucky Jupiter in your sign and if that isn't
the definition for a lucky and expansive year nothing is. However don't
expect to shake a sense of nostalgia and especially romantic nostalgia
anytime soon, though by the weekend new doors will be opening on the
income front, with a little push from the professional gods. |
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Libra |
Monday 24 August 2015 |
Sep 23 - Oct 23 |
| The final month of an old solar year
quite often takes the wind out of your sails, yet this began weeks ago.
Monday is the first full day of the month long wind down of your old
solar year, bringing you to a point in the year where you need to slow
down, taking time to hear yourself think. Yet Jupiter's return to this
same nostalgic part of your chart on the 11th August means that you're
also in the early weeks of a much longer, yearlong wind down of a 12
year Jupiter cycle of expansion that began in 2004, making time for
navel gazing a priority. However life goes on, there are bills to pay,
jobs to do and responsibilities to take care of, making smart time
management a lot more important. As the weekend's Full Moon brings work
matters to a head, keep an eye on where the money is. |
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Scorpio |
Monday 24 August 2015 |
Oct 24 - Nov 21 |
| While the Sun's departure from your
career sector normally takes the focus off your professional game this
is one time when less is more, leaving Venus and Mars free to focus on
bringing untapped potential home. With the Sun gone but lucky Jupiter's
13 month visit having ended earlier in the month, Venus and Mars are
able to regroup, without the reality checks and instead focus on the
things that excite you, your professional passions and fighting spirit.
With Mars pushing professional matters forward but the doors open to
second chances on both the work and career fronts, all will benefit from
a nose for money in the early days of the week. In the meantime
personal and professional networking becomes more important, though by
the weekend you may need to put out the 'do not disturb' sign. |
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Sagittarius |
Monday 24 August 2015 |
Nov 22 - Dec 21 |
| Despite the fact that the Sun's
return to your career sector over the weekend has compounded the
professional momentum Jupiter's return later in the week has created,
with Mercury's final days until leaving on Friday all about having your
head in the game, a sense of adventure is proving indestructible. Monday
is the Sun's first full day in your career sector and teaming up with
lucky Jupiter for the first time since 2004 and with Mercury leaving on
Friday, this creates a professionally focused start to the week, with
the Moon's return to your income sector on Tuesday compounding this. Yet
with Monday Venus and Mars' first full day in an adventurous part of
your chart without supervision, a passion for adventure and a hunger for
life's richer experiences is set to move into overdrive. |
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Capricorn |
Monday 24 August 2015 |
Dec 22 - Jan 19 |
| The Sun's return to your sector of
adventure, travel, learning and discovery over the weekend brings you to
a point in the year where there is a sense of wanderlust, curiosity and
adventure in the air, albeit brief and often overlapped by the start of
the most professionally focused months of the year. That's the case
this week, with the Sun spending his first full day in an adventurous
part of your chart on Monday, yet Mercury returning to open new doors on
the career front on Friday, kicking off a professional push that will
take until January to play out. However this time the spirit of
adventure is more robust, with the most adventurous year in over a
decade in front of you. You can have it all, but only with smart time
management. You'll also need to keep your money hat on. |
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Aquarius |
Monday 24 August 2015 |
Jan 20 - Feb 18 |
| You've reached a week where you'll
be wearing many hats, with smart time management essential. With Saturn
in his final weeks in your career sector and the Moon's visit over the
weekend leaving you with a clear sense of direction from the get go,
there's a need to keep your professional hat on. However, with the Sun
in his first week in your financial sector and Mercury leaving your
financial sector on Friday and both teaming up with Jupiter for the
first time here since 2004, there's also a need to keep your money hat
on. At the same time with Venus and Mars staying on in your relationship
sector your relationships will remain a priority. Yet it's not just a
sense of adventure that kicks in, just in time for the weekend, but a
reminder that across the board it's all about the journey. |
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Pisces |
Monday 24 August 2015 |
Feb 19 - Mar 20 |
| The Sun's return to your
relationship sector over the weekend has put even more focus on your
relationships, as is the case at this time every year. The difference
this year is that you've had lucky Jupiter here since the 11th August
and not due to leave until next September, you're in the early weeks of
your most important relationship year in over a decade. With Mercury
leaving your relationship sector on Friday and the Sun now shining the
solar spotlight on your relationships, the priority this week is making
sure the communication lines are open. With Venus and Mars regrouping in
your work sector and the Moon in your career sector during the early
days of the week you'll need to juggle relationship building with an
important week for income, work and career matters. |
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