24 Aug – 23 Sep
Date: Thursday 4th June 2026
Crossed wires are a distinct possibility. It may be that you've inadvertently upset someone. Setting the record straight could be classed as urgent. Quick action is the big theme for the day anyway. To avoid either a financial mishap or even an accident, you might need to employ quick-thinking skills. The good news is that someone who loves the crazy bits about you could reassure you that they still care – and greatly.
Date: Friday 5th June 2026
A close friend might now be ready to launch a little campaign now that they know they've got you on board. Designs and planning seem likely to take up most of the day – but not to the exclusion of an older person (born under one of the Fire signs of Aries, Leo or Sagittarius) who really needs recent developments in their life to be acknowledged.
Date: Saturday 6th June 2026
You could start the day with a 'best foot forward' approach and a list of chores. This approach could work. Yet plans might still be sabotaged – for the nicest of reasons. A colleague may have had an inspired idea. True, they may not have worked out all practicalities (that's your job), but this plan might work: especially if it involves a health, advertising, fashion or marketing.
Week: Sunday 31st May – Saturday 6th June 2026
Sunday's Full Moon accented the backbone of your solar chart and likely saw many matters both at home and at work coming to a head. You know that there is no going back and that to move forward will require new strategy. Yes, that does seem to be an endless theme – as has been the case for some time. It's just so much more important than it was before. The expertise of others – and indeed your own – may be under question. Perhaps it's time to learn about new technologies and how these could be implemented to smooth your career path. Amidst all this, the needs – most probably of a Libra or Aquarius,- needs to be taken into account. There's also the high probability that a Gemini who is known to flit from one project to another, needs to be made aware of their long-term responsibilities.