The big themes of your year
Jupiter in Cancer, solar house 1
This year growth starts with you. Jupiter expands your confidence, your presence and your appetite for discovering who you could become. It's a strong cycle for launching personal projects, treating your image more generously and trying experiences that once seemed out of reach. Opportunities tend to show up when you take the first step. The only caveat is excess: so much enthusiasm can lead you to take on more than you can sustain. Choose carefully where your energy goes and let optimism work in your favor.
Jupiter in Leo, solar house 2
Throughout this year-long cycle, Jupiter highlights your resources and your sense of self-worth. It can be a good period for developing talents that bring in income, learning to handle what you have with more judgment or recognizing how much your work is worth. Confidence in your abilities tends to grow, and with it a feeling of stability. Just don't mistake abundance for excess: the most solid expansion rests on considered choices. Ask what gives you real security and cultivate it patiently.
Saturn in Pisces, solar house 9
During this transit, Saturn structures your worldview. You may feel a need to examine your beliefs, commit to demanding studies or bring more rigor to plans for travel or expansion. Ideas you once accepted without question may now ask for firmer grounding. This isn't a time of closed horizons but of horizons chosen with discernment. What you learn through effort now can become a solid philosophy of life and a kind of authority rooted in real knowledge.
Saturn in Aries, solar house 10
Saturn moves through the most visible part of your life: career, reputation and long-term goals. It's a cycle of growing responsibility, in which steady effort tends to earn the recognition it deserves. You may feel more pressure or expectation, both your own and other people's. It's also a moment to ask whether your professional direction reflects who you really are. Achievements consolidated during this stage often last, because they rest on real work rather than appearances.
Eclipses
New Moon in Aquarius · Solar eclipse
· In your house 8
A solar eclipse is an especially potent New Moon. Symbolically, it marks a starting point in the area of life it touches and lends itself to planting intentions with full awareness. Its themes are read over several months, so there's no need to rush. Notice what begins to stir.
The New Moon opens a cycle of deep transformation. It's a good time to set intentions about what you want to release, about trust in your bonds or about how you handle what you share with others. Ask what you need to leave behind so something new can take root. Intentions here are private and powerful.
Full Moon in Virgo · Lunar eclipse
· In your house 3
A lunar eclipse is a Full Moon turned up a notch. It tends to spotlight whatever has ripened and reveal what's ready to be released. It doesn't foretell specific events; it invites awareness. Give yourself room to feel before deciding, and let your emotions settle.
This Full Moon illuminates the way you think and communicate. A conversation, a message or an idea may reach its peak. It's a good time to say what you've been holding back, with care and clarity, or to close a topic with someone nearby. Listen as much as you talk: relevant information is circulating now.
New Moon in Leo · Solar eclipse
· In your house 2
A solar eclipse is an especially potent New Moon. Symbolically, it marks a starting point in the area of life it touches and lends itself to planting intentions with full awareness. Its themes are read over several months, so there's no need to rush. Notice what begins to stir.
The New Moon plants seeds in the soil of your resources and values. It's a good time to set an intention about how you want to relate to money, time or your talents. A concrete habit can help, such as reviewing your spending weekly or protecting hours for what matters. Stability often starts with modest decisions.
Full Moon in Pisces · Lunar eclipse
· In your house 9
A lunar eclipse is a Full Moon turned up a notch. It tends to spotlight whatever has ripened and reveal what's ready to be released. It doesn't foretell specific events; it invites awareness. Give yourself room to feel before deciding, and let your emotions settle.
This Full Moon illuminates your horizons: study, travel, beliefs and plans for growth. Something you started may bear fruit, or you may see clearly where you want to direct your search. It's a good time to celebrate what you've learned and release rigid ideas that no longer represent you.
Mercury retrograde
Mercury stations retrograde in Pisces
Mercury retrograde here invites you to revisit your beliefs, study plans or travel projects. It's a good time to return to a course, reread an important book or rethink a plan more calmly. If you're traveling, leave room for changes. Going back to an old idea can give you a surprisingly fresh perspective.
Mercury stations retrograde in Cancer
Mercury retrograde in your sign invites you to review how you present yourself and how you express your ideas. It's a good time to rethink your image, revisit personal projects you'd shelved or clarify something you only half-said. If words are slow to come, give it time: clarity usually arrives on the second read, not the first.
Mercury stations retrograde in Scorpio
Mercury retrograde here invites you to return to creative projects, forgotten hobbies or ways of having fun you'd let slip. In matters of the heart, someone or something from the past may come back to mind; observe it without rushing to decide. It's a good time to review what truly brings you joy and reclaim what feeds it.
Times are shown in your local time zone.
How this horoscope is built
We count the solar houses from your sign and look at which planets move through them on these dates. It's a general reading for your sun sign; for something personal, your full birth chart is far more precise.