OUTLOOK 2026

‘Abundantly Clear’

Mercury in your second solar house of Pisces in February is set to do its first retrograde of the year at the end of that month, until the third week of March. This little period tends to divert attention - even your own own - from the cost of some of your acquisitional tendencies. Or to perhaps conceal the real price tag from prying eyes. But increasingly in April the price of some things needs to be justified - to yourself as much as anyone - and perhaps even questioned as to viability or honesty. By then you might have ditched some of these, or be of the mind to return them. If they are returnable. March is when Jupiter goes direct again in Cancer, but earlier than Mercury turns, and in a different area of your chart. It impacts vocation or work - in which area you can make certain expenses invisible to the naked eye. Or render them more palletable by listing them as essentials. And possibly they are, but it has to be positioned right by mid April, when a stunning conjunction between Mars and Saturn tends to bring about opposition - either by contrasting needs or intervention of opposing forces. It is part of the Neptune-Saturn conjunction in Aries which struck firstly last summer and lingered, and has since closed off certain routes, or is in the act of doing so by May. The sliding door between complimentary areas of expenditure and income has been disappearing for several months, but its total immersion into one main exit and entrance is complete by May. What this actually means to all Aquarians differs, but in some way it represents the fact that a stretching of resources or energies is no longer necessary, or possible. Whilst this is possibly a limitation, it is also valuable as a means of transformation, possibly of transportation too: so long as the strain is reduced by certain measures until the process is foolproof, perhaps by the end of the year.

‘Experiencing the Flow’

In the middle of January the large influence of planet Pluto in your sign is joined by Venus and Mercury, and then by Mars in the last few days of the month. This says more about Pluto than the smaller planets, in that they need the permission, or power, to implement and maintain a certain basis which you consider fundamental to your life progress. In short, there are matters which are irreversible once instigated, and this depends on a number of factors that are personal and pivotal to your daily life. Only you know what these are - or what you are aiming to achieve, - but by the end of April, they have to be both comfortable within your agenda and amenable to your own idea of permanence. The fluctuation you have seen in the larger developmental ideas or plans over the last couple of years is now ready to cease, in favour of a stable groundwork. The planning stage is done, or has been dispensed with, and a lot of it depends on how you feel about your versatility, or perhaps how you envisage freedom of movement. You may test this in May and June in order to be certain about the details, before Mercury retrogrades a second time in Cancer in late June. By late July it may be too late to change course without a lot of backtracking on conditions which were carefully placed. However, if you need to do so, then be patient until August third week, when assistance or input of a new sort is to hand. The conjunction between Mercury and Jupiter then, in Leo and your solar house of partnership, shows others willing to be part of things, but also demanding of a greater amount of say, or even supremacy, in what was up until then yours to oversee as you liked. Leo graced with Jupiter is very magnanimous in this area of your chart, by those who consider you honoured by their interest in you and your activities .. and expect you to keep it constantly in mind. Curb your more argumentative nature, and your love of independence and look at matters as a joint venture, not as an independent undertaking.

More Insights here in May.

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