Pisces yearly horoscope

The year's main story

You are spending 2026 learning how to want something again, and how to stand in your own ground while doing it. The architecture of the year is built on two slow-moving facts: Saturn has just entered Aries, the house of money, self-worth, and what you own, where it will press you to get serious about what you actually believe you deserve and what you are willing to do to secure it; and Neptune, which has lived in Pisces (your own sign, your body, your presence, your ability to start fresh) since 2011, is finally leaving that fog and moving into Aries in late January, clearing the air around who you actually are underneath all the dissolution and formlessness of the past fourteen years. These two movements create a single story: you are becoming visible again, and that visibility is asking you to claim something concrete.

The year also carries a particular ache. Jupiter, the planet that rules Pisces and the only thing that has ever reliably made you feel like expansion and luck were possible, remains retrograde in Cancer through mid-March, sitting in the house of play, romance, creative work, and anything you do purely for pleasure. For two months, you are working backward through something that made you feel alive. What you want romantically or creatively has stalled, or you are reviewing an old chapter, or you are learning why you let something slip away. When Jupiter finally stations direct on March 11, it becomes the pivot point of the first quarter: the moment you can move forward again with desire. But Jupiter does not stay in Cancer long. On June 30, it moves into Leo and the house of daily work and routine, where it stays for the rest of the year. The implication is stark and also clarifying: the luck and expansion you crave will not come through magic or surrender. It comes through showing up, doing the work properly, getting the systems right, paying attention to the small things. For a Piscean, this is a lesson in particular: you are being asked to trade fantasy for mastery.

The eclipse pattern of 2026 reinforces this. Two of the four eclipse events land squarely on your core story. On February 17, a solar eclipse occurs in Aquarius, in the house of what is hidden and what is finishing, what you are unknowingly releasing or what is being cleared away at the foundation. Then on August 12, a solar eclipse falls in Leo, the house of daily work and systems, asking you to start something real in the territory of routine, craft, and attention to detail. The third eclipse, on August 28, is a lunar eclipse in Pisces, in your own house, marking a culmination or sudden clarity about who you are becoming. The message across all three: something is ending in the realm of formlessness and fantasy, and something concrete and skillfully made is being born in its place.

Uranus, which has spent years in Taurus and has been making your communication and daily environment unsettled and unpredictable, changes direction twice this year: it stations direct on February 4, allowing easier flow through conversation and information for several months, then turns retrograde again on September 10. This is not catastrophe, only a reminder that the work of stabilizing your local world, your relationships with siblings or neighbors, your ability to say what you mean without everything spiraling, is an ongoing task.

The most important thread to track is this: you are emerging from a fourteen-year period in which your own sign was fogged over, and the year asks you to emerge all the way. You are moving toward the concrete, capable version of who you are underneath the dreams. That emergence will not feel easy all year. Saturn in Aries (the house of money and self-worth) is not a permission slip; it is a responsibility, a weight, a demand that you stop apologizing for wanting to be solid and safe. But it is also the thing that will make you real again, and this year, that is what you are actually after.

First quarter

The year opens with Jupiter still retrograde, and the immediate feeling is one of reviewing something that once felt true. Between January 1 and March 11, you are moving backward through a version of yourself that wanted something: romance, creative work, a project that felt like play, or even a child. Something in that territory stalled or hurt, and the retrograde period is your chance to understand why, to gather what you need, and to prepare to move forward when Jupiter stations direct in mid-March. Do not rush this time. This is a moment to think clearly about what you actually want underneath the fantasy of it, and what you are willing to do to have it.

Simultaneously, the sky is clearing your own house. Neptune, which has been in Pisces since 2011, creating a fourteen-year fog where your presence, your clarity about who you are, and your ability to start fresh have all been soft and undefined, is leaving. On January 26, Neptune enters Aries, the house of money and self-worth. This is a pivot. For the first time in over a decade, you will begin to know yourself without the filter of dissolution and surrender. You will begin to feel less like a ghost in your own life and more like someone with boundaries, a body, opinions, a center. This is both a relief and, oddly, slightly terrifying. Clarity after fourteen years of beautiful fog is not immediately comfortable.

Saturn moved into Aries on February 14, and it is here now. Saturn in the house of money and self-worth is asking you to get serious about what you believe you deserve, to stop apologizing for wanting security, and to do the work it takes to have it. If you have been drifting, expecting things to work out, surviving on charm or hope, Saturn will not allow that anymore. It rewards effort and punishes evasion. The good news: Saturn is strong in Aries, and if you do the work, you will feel the results. You will feel yourself becoming solid, reliable, grounded. You will stop apologizing. The difficult news: the work is real, the bar is high, and you cannot coast. Between now and early September, Saturn is direct in Aries, which means this demand is at full volume. Pay attention to money, to what you own, to what you think you deserve, and to the value of your own work. If you have been undercharging for what you do, this is the time to change it. If you have been afraid to ask for something, this is the time to name it clearly.

Early February brings a Full Moon in Leo on February 1, landing in your house of daily work, routine, and the small systems that keep life running. This is a moment of culmination in the territory of how you spend your days, how organized your practical life is, and how much care you are putting into the small details. You may see clearly what is not working in your routine, or you may finish something in the domain of work or health. The message is simple: the universe is watching how you tend your daily life. Pay attention.

The first major eclipse of the year occurs on February 17, when a solar eclipse in Aquarius lands in your twelfth house, the house of what is hidden, what is finishing, what is quietly ending. This is not a dramatic eclipse; it is quiet, almost invisible. Something is clearing away at the foundation of your life, some pattern or belief or situation that has been running underneath everything. You may not see it clearly until later in the year, but the seed of its ending is being planted now. Pay attention to what you feel releasing or what you begin to sense is no longer true. This is the beginning of the clearing that will allow the next chapter to be born.

On February 18, the Sun enters Pisces, your own sign. This is the beginning of your solar year, the most important month for you personally. This is when new beginnings are easiest to make, when your own clarity and power are strongest. Use this month, February 18 through March 20, to think about who you want to become. The real version, the one who is solid and capable and knows her own mind. On February 10 and again on February 26, Mercury (the planet of thought and communication) is in your sign, moving backward through your own house between February 26 and March 20. This retrograde is happening during the most important month of your year. It is asking you to think carefully about something you want to say or to understand something about yourself that you have been avoiding. Do not start major projects during this retrograde, but do use it to reflect, to revise, to understand.

The New Moon on March 19 in Pisces is the seed moment of your year. This is when intention is easiest to set, when what you are beginning is most likely to take root. Set an intention for who you want to become in the year ahead. Something real and grounded. Something that asks you to show up and do the work. At the same time, Jupiter stations direct on March 11, giving you permission to move forward with what you want. After two months of reviewing, you can move forward again. If you have been thinking about a creative project, a romance, or anything that brings you joy, this is when the forward momentum begins to return.

Between March 1 and March 20, Mars enters Pisces, your own sign. Mars is the planet of desire, drive, assertion, and will. For the next several weeks, you have unprecedented access to your own force. You know what you want, and you can go after it without apology. But Mars in Pisces can also be diffuse; you can chase ten things at once or lose your direction. The key is to use Saturn's clarity about what you actually deserve to focus Mars's force on one thing that matters. By the time the Sun enters Aries on March 20 and begins moving through the house of money and self-worth, you should have a clear sense of what you are going to do next and who you are becoming.

The first quarter ends with everything in motion. Jupiter is moving forward again, Neptune has cleared your own house for the first time in fourteen years, Saturn is demanding that you get serious and grounded, and you have used your solar month to set an intention. The stage is set for growth, but it will be the kind of growth that requires you to show up, to do the work, to stop waiting for permission.

Second quarter

April opens with a Full Moon in Libra on April 2, landing in your eighth house, the house of shared money, debt, intimacy, and anything that has to end or transform. This Full Moon may bring a culmination or clarity in a partnership, a financial arrangement, or an intimate relationship. Something is being revealed about what is yours and what is not, what you are willing to carry and what you need to put down. Pay attention; this is information you need.

By mid-April, the focus shifts toward money, self-worth, and what you actually own. On April 17, a New Moon in Aries plants a seed in the house of money and self-worth. This is a powerful moment to begin something financial, to ask for a raise, to commit to a new understanding of your own value, or to start saving for something you want. Saturn is already in this house, demanding seriousness; this New Moon gives you the impulse to act. Between mid-April and mid-May, both Mercury and Mars move through Aries as well, bringing focus and drive to the territory of money, worth, and what you deserve. If you have been afraid to name what you want, this is the window to do it.

On April 26, Uranus enters Gemini, the house of communication, short trips, siblings, neighbors, and the daily churn of information. Uranus in Gemini is a seven-year transit, and it will not complete until 2033. Its entry now is the beginning of a long destabilization of how you communicate, who you talk to, how information moves through your life, and how you relate to your local world. This is not immediately alarming; Uranus can be exciting. But it does mean that your communication and your relationship to your neighborhood, your siblings, your daily contacts, and your ability to move easily through small interactions will be a theme for years. The invitation is to become more authentic, less filtered, more true in how you speak. But the work of becoming clear and honest is not always smooth. For now, just notice that something is beginning to shift in this territory.

Late April and May are marked by the ingress of the Sun and Venus into Taurus, beginning a transit through your house of communication, daily interactions, and your local world. Taurus is grounded and steady, and this offers a stabilizing influence on the territory that Uranus is beginning to shake. Between late April and mid-May, you have a chance to solidify something in your communication, to have conversations that ground you, or to make decisions about your local environment or your relationship with people near you. The Full Moon in Scorpio on May 1 lands in your ninth house, the house of travel, study, publishing, belief, and anything that widens your view. This may bring a culmination of something you have been learning about, a trip that comes to completion, or a shift in what you believe.

A significant turning point arrives on May 6, when Pluto stations retrograde in Aquarius, in your twelfth house. Pluto is a slow planet, and when it moves in the zodiac, it is an event. Pluto has been in Aquarius since November 2024 and will cycle in and out of that sign for the next twenty years. Its retrograde in May begins a long reckoning with what is hidden, what must end or transform at the foundation, and what needs to die so that something new can be born. This is not apocalyptic; Pluto's work is deep and quiet. But between now and October, when Pluto stations direct, you will have a chance to understand what needs to change in the hidden places of your life, in your relationship to rest, retreat, and the parts of yourself you do not show. The work Pluto is doing is preparation for the clearing that Neptune's movement will eventually enable.

From mid-May through late May, the Sun moves through Gemini, your house of communication and daily life. This is a lighter period, a moment to enjoy small conversations, to move easily through your neighborhood, to notice what brings you joy in the ordinary. Mercury also moves through Gemini in this window, bringing extra mental clarity and ease in communication. A New Moon in Gemini on May 16 plants a seed in this territory. If you have something you want to communicate, a conversation you need to have, or a small local project you want to begin, this is the moment.

By late May and into June, the focus shifts again. Mars and Venus both move into Gemini, and then into Cancer. Mercury enters Cancer on June 1. The Sun enters Cancer on June 21, beginning a month-long transit through your fifth house, the house of romance, play, creative work, and anything you do purely for the pleasure of it. This is the month when Jupiter was moving backward at the beginning of the year, the same house. But now, instead of looking backward, you are moving forward. This is when you can give yourself permission to want something, to chase a creative project, to open your heart to romance. Venus is in Cancer as well for much of June, bringing softness and pleasure to this house. Mercury stations retrograde in Cancer on June 29, the very end of the month. This retrograde is asking you to think carefully about something you want creatively or romantically. Do not launch a major project in early July, but do use it to reflect, to revise, to understand.

Late June also brings a significant event: Jupiter stations retrograde in Leo on June 30. Wait, Jupiter was already in Cancer, moving backward at the beginning of the year. It stations direct on March 11, moves forward through Cancer, and then on June 30 it leaves Cancer and enters Leo, immediately entering retrograde in that new sign. This is unusual timing, but it means that the expansion and luck Jupiter offers is shifting its territory. For the rest of the year, Jupiter is in Leo, the house of daily work, routine, health, and the small systems that keep your life running. The implication is clear: the good fortune you are seeking is not found in romance or creative escape. It is found in mastery, in attention to detail, in doing your work properly, in building systems that work. This is a hard lesson for a Piscean who wants to be rescued by magic. But it is also an honest one. And when you stop resisting it, it becomes liberating.

The second quarter ends with everything shifting from the house of money and worth toward the houses of communication and pleasure and ultimately toward work. You have begun to establish what you deserve and what you are worth. Now you are learning that the next frontier is in the daily work of life, in the small systems, in the mastery of craft. The Full Moon in Capricorn on June 29 emphasizes this: it lands in your house of friends, networks, and what you are aiming at longer term. Something is culminating in a group or a friendship or a larger aim. Pay attention to what you are being asked to release or what is becoming clear.

Third quarter

July brings several station points in quick succession, and all of them ask for pause and reflection. On July 7, Neptune stations retrograde in Aries, the house of money and self-worth. Neptune retrograde is a chance to see more clearly what has been murky or illusory about money, self-worth, and what you believe you deserve. You may discover that you have been overestimating or underestimating something. You may see through a fantasy you had about money. Use this retrograde to get clearer about your actual financial reality and your actual sense of worth.

On July 23, Mercury stations direct in Cancer, ending the retrograde that began at the end of June. This is a moment when clarity returns to the territory of romance, creative work, and pleasure. If you have been confused about what you want or what you are willing to do to have it, the fog begins to lift now. The Full Moon in Aquarius on July 29 lands in your twelfth house, the house of rest, retreat, and what is hidden. This is a moment of culmination in whatever secret work or hidden process has been unfolding. You may need to step back, to rest, to integrate something you have been learning.

August is the pivot month of the year, and it carries the weight of two eclipses. The first is a solar eclipse in Leo on August 12, landing directly in your house of daily work, routine, health, and the small systems that keep your life running. This is the eclipse that confirms what Jupiter's movement into Leo already suggested: you are beginning something new in the territory of work, craft, routine, and mastery. This is not a flash of inspiration; it is a sustained commitment to doing something real, skillfully, over time. The seed is being planted now. By August 23, the Sun enters Virgo, the house of partners and committed one-to-one dealings.

The second eclipse is a lunar eclipse in Pisces on August 28, landing in your own house. This is a moment of culmination and clarity about who you are becoming. A cycle is ending; a new phase of your identity is beginning. You may have a sudden understanding about who you are or who you are no longer. You may end something and begin something else. You may finally see yourself clearly, for the first time in years. This is a powerful moment. Pay attention to what is being revealed.

Between the two eclipses, on August 3, Chiron stations retrograde in Taurus, the house of communication and daily interactions. Chiron stations retrograde in your house of daily communication suggests that you are going to be healing something about how you speak, how you listen, how you interact with people near you. This is slow work, but it is important work. It is asking you to become more genuine, less defended, in your communication.

The latter part of August and into September brings a Full Moon in Virgo on September 11, landing in your house of partners and committed dealings. This Full Moon may bring clarity or culmination in a relationship, partnership, or one-to-one dealing. Something is becoming clear about what you need from another person and what they can give you. Pay attention. On September 10, Uranus stations retrograde in Gemini, the house of communication and daily life. The ease of communication that Uranus direct offered will become slightly more complicated. The urge to be authentic, to break free from small-talk and superficiality, will deepen, but the path will be less smooth.

September 26 brings a Full Moon in Aries, in your house of money and self-worth. This is a moment of culmination in whatever financial work or reckoning with self-worth you have been doing all year. Something becomes clear. You may see the results of something you have been building, or you may understand clearly what needs to change. If Saturn has been pressing you to get serious about money, this Full Moon shows you what that seriousness has yielded.

The second quarter ends with two major eclipses, both pointing toward transformation. The solar eclipse in Leo is asking you to begin something real in the territory of work and mastery. The lunar eclipse in Pisces is asking you to integrate who you have become and to let go of who you no longer are. The theme of the quarter is integration and beginning: you are integrating the clarity that came from Neptune's departure from your sign, and you are beginning the real work of building something solid.

Fourth quarter

October opens with Venus stationing retrograde in Scorpio on October 3, in your ninth house, the house of travel, study, publishing, belief, and anything that widens your view. Venus retrograde is a chance to think more deeply about what you value, what you actually want in a relationship or partnership, and what beliefs or ideals you have been following without questioning. This retrograde lasts until November 14, so the entire fourth quarter is shaped by it. Use this time to review a relationship, to think about what you actually want, to question beliefs that may not be serving you. The Full Moon in Taurus on October 26 lands in your house of communication and daily life. Something comes to culmination or becomes clear about how you are communicating, what you are saying, or how you are relating to people near you.

Late October brings Mercury stationing retrograde in Scorpio on October 24, also in your ninth house. This retrograde asks you to think more carefully about what you believe, what you are studying, or what you want to communicate to the world. Mercury retrograde combined with Venus retrograde in the same house makes the fourth quarter a time of deep reflection about beliefs and values. This is a time to revise, to think more carefully, to understand what you actually believe underneath what you thought you believed.

On October 16, Pluto stations direct in Aquarius, in your twelfth house. The retrograde that began in May has been asking you to think about what needs to end or transform at the foundation of your life. Pluto's direct turn means that this work can now move forward more decisively. Something that has been hidden or murky is beginning to clarify. The work of clearing continues, but you can move forward with it now.

A New Moon in Libra on October 10 lands in your eighth house, the house of shared money, debt, intimacy, and transformation. This is a moment to begin something in the territory of shared resources, to have a conversation about money with a partner, or to begin a process of transformation in a relationship or intimate partnership.

November brings more clarity. A New Moon in Scorpio on November 9 lands in your ninth house, the house of travel, study, publishing, belief, and anything that widens your view. This is a moment to begin something new in one of these territories: a course of study, a trip, a process of revising your beliefs. On November 13, Mercury stations direct in Scorpio, bringing clarity back to this house. The fog lifts; you can communicate more clearly about what you believe. On November 14, Venus stations direct in Libra, in your eighth house. This is a moment when you can move forward with clarity about what you want in an intimate relationship or partnership.

The Full Moon in Gemini on November 24 lands in your house of communication and daily life. Something that has been building in this territory comes to culmination or clarity. You may finish a conversation, make a decision about how you are relating to someone, or simply see clearly how your daily life is working.

December brings the final major events of the year. A New Moon in Sagittarius on December 9 lands in your house of career, reputation, and what you are publicly known for. This is a moment to begin something in the territory of your work, your public presence, or your career. This is the moment when what you have been building all year in the house of daily work and mastery becomes visible to the world. On December 10, Saturn stations direct in Aries, ending the direct period that has been pressing you to get serious about money and worth. As Saturn moves into retrograde (December 10 through mid-May 2027), the pressure eases slightly. You can consolidate what you have learned and built, rather than continuing to push forward. On December 12, Neptune stations direct in Aries, also in your house of money and self-worth. The retrograde that gave you clarity about financial illusions ends; you can now move forward with a clearer understanding of what is real.

On December 13, Jupiter stations retrograde in Leo, the house of daily work and routine. Jupiter has been in this house since June 30, moving forward. As it enters retrograde now, the expansion and luck it offered in the territory of work and mastery begins to slow. You may feel the urge to review what you have built, to assess how your systems are working, to think about what needs to change as you enter the new year. This is not a stop; it is a pause, a moment to reflect.

The year ends with a Full Moon in Cancer on December 24, landing in your fifth house, the house of romance, play, creative work, and pleasure. This is a moment of culmination in whatever you have opened your heart to this year. Something comes to completion, or you see clearly what you want to carry forward into the new year. It is a gentle ending, a recognition of what brought you joy and what you are grateful for.

The fourth quarter is marked by review and reflection. Venus retrograde and Mercury retrograde both land in your ninth house, asking you to think deeply about what you believe and what you value. Pluto stations direct, moving forward with the work of clearing and transformation. As the year ends, you can see what you have built, not just in money and work, but in clarity about who you are and what you believe. The final Full Moon in your house of pleasure is a reminder that underneath all the work and seriousness, you still know how to want something and let it bring you joy.

Long-term themes

Neptune's fourteen-year transit through Pisces is ending. Since 2011, Neptune has been sitting in your own sign, creating a fog around your presence, your body, your ability to start fresh, and your sense of who you are. In that time, you have been dissolving, surrendering, losing yourself in fantasy or in service to others, trying to be what others needed rather than what you actually were. This was not all bad. Neptune in Pisces has gifted you with compassion, imagination, and an ability to merge with others' experiences. But it has also made you hard to find, even to yourself. You have been ghostly, unclear, waiting for the universe to hand you something rather than asking for it directly. This year marks the beginning of the end of that fourteen-year period. Neptune moves into Aries, the house of money and self-worth, and you begin to become visible again. This is gradual; Neptune moves slowly. But by the end of the year, you will feel the shift. You will begin to know who you are, to trust your own boundaries, to understand what you deserve and to ask for it.

Saturn entered Aries on February 14, and it will not leave until 2028. This is a multi-year reckoning with money, self-worth, and what you believe you deserve. Saturn in this house does not offer easy abundance. It offers something harder and more real: the knowledge that if you do the work, you will be solid. If you face what you are actually afraid of, worthlessness, not having enough, being overlooked, and you do not run from it, you will become unshakeable. The first year of Saturn in Aries, which is what 2026 is for you, is the year when the work begins. You are learning what you actually need, what you are willing to do to have it, and what you are done apologizing for. By the end of Saturn's transit through Aries, you will be someone who knows her own value and does not ask permission to have it.

Uranus entered Gemini on April 26, and it will be in your house of communication, daily interactions, and local relationships for seven years. Uranus is the planet of liberation and disruption, and its entry into Gemini is the beginning of a long destabilization of how you communicate and how you relate to your neighborhood. This is not immediately catastrophic. Uranus can be exciting; it can free you from small-talk and superficiality, can help you become more authentic and true in how you speak, can shake up a neighborhood or social environment that was too stale. But it also means that communication, local relationships, and the daily churn of information moving through your life will be unpredictable and in flux for years. The work is to become genuinely yourself in how you speak, rather than trying to fit in or be what you think people want.

Pluto's entry into Aquarius in late 2024 is the beginning of a twenty-year transit through your twelfth house, the house of rest, retreat, what is hidden, and what is quietly finishing. This is deep work. Pluto is the planet of death and rebirth, and it does not move quickly or lightly. In the twelfth house, it is asking you to look at what is hidden in your psyche, what you are running from, what needs to end so that something new can be born. The eclipses in February and August are part of this work. The solar eclipse in Aquarius on February 17 plants the seed; the solar eclipse in Leo on August 12 and the lunar eclipse in Pisces on August 28 continue the process. By the end of the year, something will be clear: there is a version of yourself that is finishing, a version built on fantasy and surrender and avoidance. In its place, something more solid and real is being born.

Jupiter's movement through Cancer and then into Leo marks a significant shift. Jupiter in Cancer, moving retrograde at the start of the year, asks you to review what you want in the territory of romance, creativity, and pleasure. It is an invitation to go back to what brought you joy and to ask yourself honestly why you let it slip away or why it stopped working. When Jupiter stations direct on March 11, you can move forward again. But Jupiter does not stay in Cancer long. On June 30, it enters Leo and your house of daily work and routine, and it immediately enters retrograde in that sign. This is unusual timing, but it means that the luck and expansion you have been seeking will not come through escape or fantasy. It will come through mastery. For a Piscean, this is a difficult lesson. You want to be rescued by magic. But Jupiter in Leo is telling you that the magic is in the work. It is in doing something so well that it becomes beautiful. It is in the systems you build, the routine you maintain, the daily attention you give to your craft. By the end of the year, Jupiter is retrograde in Leo, asking you to review what you have learned about work and mastery and to think about what needs to change as you move into the next year.

The pattern of retrogrades in the fourth quarter, Venus retrograde in Scorpio and Mercury retrograde in Scorpio, both in your ninth house, emphasizes the theme of review and belief. What do you actually believe? What have you been following that no longer serves you? What do you want to believe about yourself and the world? These are the questions the fourth quarter is asking. By the time Venus and Mercury station direct in November, you will have clarity about what matters to you.

Overall, the long-term story is one of emergence and grounding. You are emerging from fourteen years of fog and dissolution into clarity about who you are. That clarity is asking you to become solid, to get serious about what you deserve, to understand that magic comes not through surrender but through mastery. You are also beginning a seven-year process of becoming more authentic in how you communicate and a twenty-year process of clearing away what is false and hidden. These are not small tasks. But they are the work of becoming real, and this year is when the work begins in earnest.

Summary

This year is structured around two movements: the clearing of Neptune from your sign (a fourteen-year ending) and Saturn's entrance into your house of money and self-worth (a multi-year demand that you get serious). The year itself falls into clear phases.

The first quarter (January through March) is a moment of review and intention-setting. Jupiter is retrograde in Cancer through mid-March, asking you to think about what you actually want in romance, creativity, and pleasure. Neptune is leaving Pisces and entering Aries, clearing the fog from your own presence for the first time in fourteen years. Saturn has just entered Aries, demanding that you get serious about money and worth. Your solar month (February 18 through March 20) is the strongest moment for intention-setting. The New Moon in Pisces on March 19 and Jupiter's station direct on March 11 are the pivot points. By the end of March, you have clarity about who you are becoming and what you are willing to do to have it.

The second quarter (April through June) is about establishing your worth and beginning to move toward real work. A New Moon in Aries on April 17 plants a seed in the house of money and self-worth. Mercury and Mars move through Aries, bringing focus and drive to the territory of what you deserve. Uranus enters Gemini on April 26, beginning a seven-year transit that will reshape how you communicate. By late May and June, the focus shifts toward pleasure and creativity. Venus and Mars move into Cancer; the Sun enters Cancer on June 21. This is a month when you can give yourself permission to want something, to pursue a creative project or to open your heart. Mercury stations retrograde on June 29, asking you to think carefully about what you want. At the very end of the quarter, Jupiter leaves Cancer and enters Leo (your house of daily work) and immediately goes retrograde. The message is clear: the expansion you are seeking will come through work and mastery, not through escape.

The third quarter (July through September) is marked by eclipses and pivots. Neptune stations retrograde in Aries on July 7, giving you clarity about financial reality and self-worth. Mercury stations direct in Cancer on July 23. The solar eclipse in Leo on August 12 is a moment of beginning in the territory of work, craft, and routine. The lunar eclipse in Pisces on August 28 is a moment of culmination and clarity about who you are becoming. By the end of the quarter, you have clarity about your work, your identity, and what you believe you deserve.

The fourth quarter (October through December) is a moment of review and reflection. Venus stations retrograde in Scorpio on October 3, asking you to review your relationships and beliefs. Mercury stations retrograde in Scorpio on October 24, deepening this review. Pluto stations direct in Aquarius on October 16, allowing you to move forward with the work of clearing what is hidden. By mid-November, both Venus and Mercury station direct, and clarity returns. Saturn and Neptune both station direct in your house of money and self-worth on December 10 and 12, allowing you to consolidate what you have learned and built. Jupiter stations retrograde in Leo on December 13, inviting you to review what you have learned about work and mastery. The year ends with a Full Moon in Cancer on December 24, a moment of pleasure and gratitude for what has brought you joy.

The strongest windows for beginning something are: your solar month from February 18 through March 20; the New Moon in Aries on April 17 if you want to establish something about money or worth; the New Moon in Pisces on March 19; the New Moon in Taurus on May 16 if you want to begin something in communication or daily life; the New Moon in Cancer on June 15 and July 14 if you want to pursue something