Gemini
MAY 21 - JUN 20
Desire for Security
The sun is in Cancer and your money zone until July 22, Gemini, so the coming weeks can be your opportunity to enhance your earnings. It’s a chance to take stock, see where you can make improvements, and initiate financial habits that will allow you to stay in control and avoid stress.
There’s a full moon in Capricorn across your money axis on the third, which could bring an urge to splurge. Even if you’re committed to getting your money to work harder for you, shopping might help you relax if your feelings are out of control. Investing in a massage, spa treatment, or other pampering session can be a great mood booster that leaves you much happier.
Go-getter Mars powers into Virgo and your home and family sector on July 10. This means that the coming six weeks are perfect for getting your place shipshape, redecorating, getting rid of clutter, and creating a sense of order and peace in your domestic environment.
On that same day, quicksilver Mercury moves into Leo and your sector of talk and thought and stays here until the twenty-eighth. You’ll have plenty to say and be eager for others to hear it. The coming weeks could find you closing deals, negotiating, and learning new skills and hacks that will help your business and general productivity.
Luscious Venus turns retrograde in your communication zone on July 22 and remains so until September 3. Take extra care when signing contracts or committing to anything that involves a lot of work or money. It’s also possible that there will be changes that put a completely different spin on things. You might need to revise your plan frequently to accommodate them.
Finally, the sun moves into Leo on the twenty-second for a stay of four weeks. During this time you could be busy with all kinds of admin, writing, studying, and making new connections. Despite the potential for delays due to the Venus retrograde, this can be a very fulfilling time.
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