So much energy is concentrating in Aquarius, Pisces, and Aries — and this month that quarter of the zodiac is hosting some of 2026's most provocative astrological events. These horoscopes are designed to help you move through it all, with particular focus on the Feb. 17 Aquarius New Moon and solar eclipse.
We've just entered Virgo season, and September is hosting a pair of eclipses that are asking you to get organized, get intentional, and gently feel for how the current of your life is flowing. Noticing the subtle (or dramatic) details will help you release, re-pattern, and step toward what serves your next phase of becoming.
We are swiftly closing in on the second eclipse of this season's pair: a partial solar eclipse with the Aries New Moon on Saturday, March 29. This eclipse is an opportunity to adjust and revise your attitude toward what you want -- and let your actions follow from there as this new cycle begins.
Think of these horoscopes as an introspective rear-view mirror: what you see in them may actually be closer than it appears, and almost certainly deserves attention as you move forward, especially if you're still making sense of the last couple weeks.
What are you handling well right now? Conversely, is there anything (from situations to machines) that feels like it's breaking down completely? Today's Sun-Pluto contact offers a key mid-eclipse-zone push and opportunity to check in with yourself.
Between the current eclipses, chances are you'll begin getting a clearer sense of how to move toward what you desire and align your steps better with your intention, and new options will emerge. Throughout Taurus season, your body and emotions could be quite informative, even if your mind feels like it's playing tricks on you.
What are you cultivating? If you look at where you've been directing your efforts lately, how you feel about them, and perhaps even the short-term fruits of those labors, do they align with what you say you want in your life?
Heads up, folks! We have the first eclipse in a pair this Saturday, April 30. I'll have more to say about it soon. But wanted to note a few things briefly today: