Your Capricorn Monthly Horoscope for December
Add these dates to your GCal:
December 14: Solar Eclipse in Sagittarius
December 17: Saturn enters Aquarius
December 19: Jupiter enters Aquarius
December 21: Sun enters Capricorn
December 21: Jupiter conjunct Saturn
December 29: Full Moon in Cancer
You’re a “big picture” person but against the backdrop of 2020, it’s been hard to adjust your perspective. Simply put, this year has been harder than you could have ever anticipated. Although there’s still one month left in 2020, December’s astrology is extremely significant—but I have good news, Capricorn. By the end of this month, your life is about to get a hell of a lot easier.
First, a Solar Eclipse in Sagittarius on December 14 reminds you that the process is just as important as end result. This is the third installment of a six-part series that is electrifying the Gemini-Sagittarius axis, creating an ongoing narrative around physical and emotional wellness, respectively. Under this sky, you realize that in order to achieve the success you desire, you need to set up healthy, functioning systems both internally and externally. Be sure to take a good, hard look at your calendar: You’re the most productive sign of the zodiac, but that doesn’t mean you need to cram activities into every single hour of the day. Believe it or not, rest is important, too!
If you had to define 2020 in one word, what would it be? Shitty? Yeah, I don’t blame you. Since 2017, Saturn has been moving through Capricorn, fueling cataclysmic change in virtually every aspect of your life. This year, Saturn also linked up with Jupiter and Pluto (also in Capricorn), intensifying the severity of these transformations. But on December 17, Saturn finally shifts out of your sign and into Aquarius, where it will remain through 2023. If you were born between 1991 and 1994, Saturn’s movement into Aquarius will kick off your Saturn Return—a powerful time marked by growth and responsibility. But, regardless of the year you were born, all sea-goats will experience this cosmic sea change. So what does it mean now that Saturn is out of your own zodiac sign? To put it simply, it’s a breath of (well-deserved) fresh air!
What’s more, Jupiter also says au revoir to Capricorn and heads into Aquarius on December 19, kicking off a brand new 12-month cycle fueled by abundance, luck, and fortune. The best news? Now, expansive Jupiter is gallivanting through your finance zone. That’s right, Capricorn love, you’ve just hit the celestial jackpot! The last time Jupiter occupied this zone was 2009, so think back to that time of your life. Did anything notable happen? Regardless of the past, trust that by December 2021, your relationship with money will be forever changed. Hell yes!
The Sun moves into your zodiac sign on December 21—happy solar return, Capricorn babe! Sure, it may be Winter Solstice, but it’s officially your time to shine! And just a few hours after your birthday season begins, Jupiter and Saturn align in Aquarius, forming the “Great Conjunction,” a powerful celestial phenomena that only occurs every 20-years. In fact, not only does this Great Conjunction set a new precedent through 2040, but it also launches a 200-year cycle defined by air energy (this is—you guessed it—the Age of Aquarius). I know this feels like pressure, but it's actually an opportunity for you to manifest your deepest desires. Make inspired choices, Capricorn! You deserve to live a magical life!
And finally (yes, there’s still more!), the year concludes with a Full Moon in Cancer on December 29. No doubt you’ve been experiencing transformation in nearly every area of life, but now, you’re focused on your relationships. Whether you’re in the process of breaking up, making up, or something in between, you’re realizing that things need to change—and that change starts with you. What you were once seeking no longer feeds your soul, and that’s absolutely fine, Capricorn. At this moment, the Full Moon is generating maximum exposure. There’s no need to sugarcoat things, sea-goat. As we move into the new year, this is an opportunity to see things as they really are. You’re so brave!
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