24 Oct – 22 Nov
Date: Friday 3rd July 2026
You could so be at your flirtatious best. Playing with looks and glances – and making the most of text messaging and email could give you reason for several smiles. Best of all though could be news that's decidedly unexpected and which requires you to step out of your usual routine. The chain of events that this begins could put a spring in your step too.
Date: Saturday 4th July 2026
You may be about to break through a barrier. A creative force could be unleashed. It's also possible that anger will surface – and as a raw, untamed force. Of course, it could be that jealousy will smoulder for some hours first. These same energies could be used to power a domestic clear-up that makes room for a love-sprite to enter. (Could be perfect for holiday romance).
Date: Sunday 5th July 2026
More lively debate on financial and ethical matters seems likely. You may have been alerted to changes which you've sensed for some time but which haven't been openly discussed. What you glean today could confirm that your hunches were correct. Even so, now might not be the moment to confront someone. It's possible that their ideas are still in a state of flux. It could be some days yet before you know exactly where you stand. In the meantime however, you could be reassured that someone younger is acting in your best interests.
Week: Sunday 28th June – Saturday 4th July 2026
On the last day of June, Jupiter arrives at the apex of your solar chart: the career point. It does so just as Mercury turns retrograde in another of the Water signs like your own. This is a moment for reflection. There are times when the cosmos asks you to think carefully as to whether or not your goal is the right one or if it requires modification. A strong possibility is that you have a gift that others can see clearly and you haven't yet explored to the full. Jupiter's arrival is just the start of a year of fabulous opportunity. Embrace it. Jupiter won't come back to this point for more than a decade. This is the time to be on show. There's no harm in letting others see that you're considering carefully making adjustments to your career path.