Gemini

22 May – 21 Jun

Date: Sunday 23rd August 2026

You could be coerced by someone who simply won't take no for an answer. Another possibility is that you could be lured by the possibility of making a fast buck. Your resources could be overstretched too. The need to assist someone who's clearly not been well might need to take priority. It may be that a decision about a trip can't be reached until this the person is better.

Date: Monday 24th August 2026

It's likely that you've learnt just how valuable accurate information is – even if it takes time to acquire. So, you could refuse to be pushed around – even if that means going head to head with someone who thinks they know it all. Old or archived material could prove its worth. You might also develop better understanding with someone (a librarian?) who ensures information can be found easily.

Date: Tuesday 25th August 2026

Contact with a charity is likely: or you might be asked to help someone who's not well. At a quite different level you could find the right words to help someone who's really stuck. It's possible that they're trying to apologise – though it could be that they've allowed themselves to be treated like a doormat and now need to find strength to say 'no more'. Extremes are likely – with your wordsmith abilities coming in useful.

Week: Sunday 23rd August – Saturday 29th August 2026

Just two days after Friday's Lunar Eclipse, the Sun arrives at right angle to Uranus – now moving through your sign. Unless you're in your 80s, this is an aspect or energy to which you have no prior experience. Expect to feel jolted into action. This Lunar Eclipse (a special kind of Full Moon) occurs just a day after the Sun aligns with Mercury (your ruling planet). The combination suggests turning a new page in both career and asset management. A strong possibility is breaking free from restrictions and finding that you have more support for doing so than had been imagined. If there is a difficulty, it's surely that (as is perhaps all too normal for Gemini), that you may not have planned the organisational steps necessary to ensure success.