Sagittarius yearly horoscope

The year's main story

You are being asked to reckon with what you truly want, and to stop financing versions of yourself that no longer fit. This is the work of 2026.

Your ruling planet Jupiter is spending the year in Cancer, the sign of necessary endings and shared money, and it is asking you directly: what obligation is real, and what is a ghost? Where are you owed, and where are you subsidizing someone else's life while your own gets smaller? Jupiter will station direct on March 11, marking the pivot from confusion about these questions into clarity. By June 30, Jupiter will move into Leo and shift the whole terrain of the year toward expansiveness, visibility, and the pursuit of something that actually animates you. But the first half of 2026 belongs to the hard work of untangling.

The machinery behind this is extensive. Saturn has just entered Aries, your fifth house of pleasure, children, romance, and creative work, and it will stay there for nearly three years. This is the planet of boundaries, limits, and what costs you something to maintain, and it is now sitting in the realm of what you do for joy. You will feel this as a tightening, a narrowing of options, a need to choose between competing desires because you cannot have them all at once. Saturn does not take things away arbitrarily; it shows you what is actually worth keeping and what you were holding out of habit or fear. Neptune has also entered Aries at the same house, and it is dissolving old fantasies about romance, creativity, and what makes life feel full. Some of these illusions were useful once. They are not useful now. Venus will retrograde in Scorpio from October 3 through November 14, asking you to revisit what you have been willing to accept in partnership and in the way you are valued. These overlapping transits are clarifying.

Meanwhile, Uranus is moving into Gemini on April 26, your house of partnership and committed one-to-one dealings. Uranus spends seven years in each sign, and this is the beginning of a long passage through the territory of how you relate, who you commit to, and how much freedom you need. The first pass of any Uranus transit is usually disruptive; you will likely encounter something in a partnership, yours or someone else's, that demands to be rethought. Some people will leave. Some relationships will take a new shape. Some will strengthen when you stop pretending. The shock is the point. Uranus does not break what is truly solid; it only exposes what was already unstable.

Through it all, the Nodes are in Gemini and Sagittarius, your partnership axis and your self. Nodes are not planets, but they are the spine of any year's story, and they are pulling you toward becoming more yourself: more honest, more direct, less reliant on diplomacy and pleasant falsehoods. This runs exactly counter to what Gemini normally asks, which is flexibility and seeing all sides. But your North Node is in Sagittarius, and it is asking you to stop splitting the difference. Pick a truth and live it.

The eclipses this year fall on your communication axis and on your creative one. An annular solar eclipse in Aquarius on February 17 lands on your house of conversation and daily thought, and a total lunar eclipse in Virgo on March 3 lands on your career and reputation. These are the two major interruptions of the year, the two places where the old arrangement will not hold and a new one must begin. Then a total solar eclipse in Leo on August 12 opens a window onto travel, study, publishing, belief, and the widening of your view. An eclipse is a lunation with teeth; what begins or ends here has weight. But the eclipses this year fall in houses that are already active with transits, so they are not creating chaos from nowhere. They are accelerating what was already under way.

The first half of 2026 is the hard quarter, the removal of scaffolding you thought was essential. Mercury will retrograde twice, once in Pisces from February 26 to March 20 (in your family and home terrain), and again in Scorpio from October 24 to November 13 (in your hidden and finishing realm). The first retrograde comes as you are trying to make sense of family decisions and home changes; clarity will arrive on March 20 when Mercury stations direct. The second retrograde, in autumn, is shorter and less visible, asking you to quietly revise something you thought was done. By summer, as Jupiter moves into Leo and the Sun enters Cancer, the atmosphere shifts from winter's scarcity toward summer's abundance and public visibility. You will be in demand. The question will be whether you have done the work to say yes only to what actually matters.

First quarter

January through March is the month of reckoning.

Mercury enters Capricorn on January 1, your house of money and self-worth, and you will likely find yourself thinking with unusual clarity about what you earn and what you believe you deserve. This is the clearest thinking available to you; use it to audit your finances and reassess the jobs or clients that do not pay what they should. On January 3, a Full Moon in Cancer, your house of shared money and intimacy, illuminates what has been hidden in a partnership or financial entanglement. Something comes to light that you have been avoiding. On January 18, a New Moon in Capricorn resets your financial year. If you have been unclear about income or what you are owed, this lunation is the turning point; clarity follows.

But the real pivot is Mercury's move into Aquarius on January 20, the same day the Sun enters that sign. From January 20 onward, the weight shifts to your house of conversation, siblings, neighbors, and short journeys. You will be in motion. Your thinking will be fast, scattered, pulled in many directions. This is not the time to make careful plans; it is the time to stay curious and let conversations go where they need to. Mars follows Mercury on January 23, and Venus on January 17, so the whole tempo of your life accelerates and becomes more social. You are being pulled out of winter solitude into a more public realm.

This acceleration is interrupted by a wild moment on January 26, when Neptune, the planet of dreams and dissolution, enters Aries, your house of pleasure and creative work. Neptune will stay there for fourteen years. What this means, at the outset, is that old fantasies about what makes life feel full are being gently dismantled. You may have convinced yourself that a certain creative project, or a certain kind of romance, or a certain version of play is what you need. Neptune will show you that the fantasy was more satisfying than the reality ever could be. This is clarity. What you build from here will be more honest because it is less decorated with wishes.

On February 2, a Full Moon in Leo, your house of travel and belief, pulls your attention toward something larger than daily life. You want to move, to learn, to believe in something again. The tension here is between the pull toward expansion and the tightening happening in your creative and pleasure realm. You can expand your mind and your world view; you cannot simply expand your options for romance or play. Saturn is about to enforce that constraint.

On February 4, Uranus stations direct in Taurus, your house of daily work and health. This planet has been retrograde since last year, and its direct station means that whatever disruption or strange changes it was incubating will now move into the world. You may have been rethinking your work routine, your health regimen, or the small systems that keep life running. The rethinking is now ready to be enacted. Some of this will feel liberating; some will feel unsettling. Uranus always offers more freedom, but freedom requires adjustment.

Mercury enters Pisces on February 6, moving into your house of home and family. Your thinking becomes softer here, more intuitive, less crisp. You are now thinking about family decisions, home repairs, inherited patterns, and roots. This is a territory where you are less comfortable, and Mercury retrograde will arrive here soon. On February 10, Venus enters Pisces as well, and you are thinking about what you want in your family and home life, whether that is literal property or emotional safety. Both Mercury and Venus are in a house ruled by Neptune, the planet of fog, so expect some confusion here. What seems clear in one moment will seem murky the next.

On February 14, Saturn enters Aries, your house of pleasure, romance, and creative work. This is one of the year's biggest turns. Saturn in Aries will stay for nearly three years, and its arrival signals that the age of having whatever you want, whenever you want it, is over. Something has to be chosen. Something has to be sacrificed. If you are in a romantic relationship, Saturn will ask whether it is worth the effort, whether it can mature into something real, or whether it has simply been comfortable. If you are pursuing a creative project, Saturn will ask whether you are willing to put in the unglamorous work, the revision and rejection and slow building. If you are single, Saturn will ask whether you are ready for something that takes effort rather than something that simply entertains you. This is not the most welcoming transit, but it is honest.

On February 17, an annular solar eclipse in Aquarius lands on your house of conversation and daily information. An eclipse is a powerful New Moon, and what you plant here will grow over the next six months. But eclipses also close doors. Something in the way you communicate or the conversations you have been having will be interrupted. An old pattern of talking, or a relationship conducted partly through words, reaches a conclusion. Something new begins, but there is a rupture in the middle. Pay attention to what happens around this date; it is showing you where change is necessary.

Mercury stations retrograde in Pisces on February 26, moving backward into your family and home territory. You have been thinking about decisions here, but now you are going to revise them. Conversations with family members may become circular. Documents about property may need to be redrawn. A plan you made may need to be rethought. This retrograde lasts until March 20, so clear answers are not coming quickly.

On March 2, Mercury enters Pisces if it is moving forward, but since it is retrograde as of February 26, ignore the flow for now. On March 3, a total lunar eclipse in Virgo lands on your house of career and reputation. This is the year's second most important eclipse. Something you have been building professionally reaches a visible point. Your reputation or your public role is highlighted, possibly with some exposure or revelation. Some of this may be flattering; some may be uncomfortable. An eclipse in your career house usually means that your public standing is about to be reassessed, either by others or by yourself. What you thought you were known for may shift. What you thought you wanted to be known for may change. Either way, something about your professional identity is being rewritten.

On March 6, Venus enters Aries, your house of pleasure and romance. Venus here is warm and direct; it wants what it wants. But it is arriving into a house now occupied by Saturn, the planet of hard choices. So Venus's desire and Saturn's boundaries will be at odds for most of the rest of the year. You want something; you cannot have it without cost. This is the dynamic to expect in your romantic and creative life.

On March 11, Jupiter stations direct in Cancer, your house of shared money and intimate transformation. This is the major turning point of the first quarter. For months, you have been confused about what you truly owe, what you are being exploited for, whether a partnership is equitable, whether a debt is real or imagined. Jupiter's direct station means the fog begins to lift. You will see more clearly what needs to end and what needs to continue. This clarity will lead to action in the following weeks.

Mercury stations direct in Pisces on March 20, the same day the Sun enters Aries. Your family conversations, the documents you have been revising, the home decisions you have been circling, all of them are now ready to move forward. The retrograde is complete. At the same time, the Sun's entry into Aries moves the light of day into your pleasure house, and the beginning of spring is energizing that house with warmth. This is the pivot toward the second quarter. What was stuck is now moving. What was confused is now clarifying. You are ready to step into something new.

Second quarter

April through June is the season of creative assertion and partnership reckoning.

On March 30, Venus enters Taurus, your house of daily work and routine. From here, Venus will spend weeks encouraging you to make your work life more pleasant, to invest in your health, to fix the small systems that have been broken. Venus in this house is not dramatic; it is steady, practical, and concerned with whether your day-to-day life actually feels good. If your work has been draining you, this is when you are most likely to do something about it.

On April 2, a Full Moon in Libra lands on your house of friends, networks, and long-term aims. This lunation illuminates your connections, your community, and the groups you belong to. Something here reaches a crescendo or a conclusion. A friendship may deepen or end. A professional network may become more important. A group you are part of may ask more of you, or you may realize it is not serving you. The Full Moon is a moment of culmination, so what comes to light here has been building for a while.

On April 9, Mars enters Aries, your house of pleasure and creative work, and on April 15, Mercury enters the same sign. You now have Mars and Mercury both in the house where Saturn has recently planted itself. Mars is aggressive, direct, and impatient. It wants to move and act. Mercury is quick and curious. Both are now in dialogue with Saturn's constraints. You will feel the tension between the desire to move fast and the need to be thoughtful. Some of this will manifest as frustration; some will manifest as creative problem-solving. You want to do something bold in your creative or romantic life, but you cannot do it without acknowledging real limits.

On April 17, a New Moon in Aries provides the lunation to plant these seeds. Whatever you begin here will be tied to your pleasure, your creativity, or a romantic relationship. The window is open; plant what matters.

On April 20, the Sun enters Taurus, your house of daily work and health. For the next month, the light of day is on your daily life, your body, your routines, and the small systems that keep you running. This is when you are most likely to notice what is working and what is not. If your health has been declining, you will feel the pull to address it. If your work has been chaotic, you will want to organize it.

On April 24, Venus enters Gemini, your house of partnership and committed one-to-one dealings. Venus here is interested in how you relate, what you say, whether your partnerships are based on genuine communication or habit. This is a friendly placement; Venus in Gemini is charming and curious. But Gemini can also be surface-level, so you may find yourself more interested in the social or light side of your partnerships than in the deeper work.

On April 26, Uranus enters Gemini, the same house, and this is one of 2026's most important transits. Uranus will stay in this house for seven years, and its arrival marks the beginning of a long disruption and restructuring of how you relate and commit. Uranus is the planet of sudden change and liberation, and it does not move slowly. In the first year of this transit, you may experience something sudden in a partnership. Someone may leave. A relationship may transform into something unrecognizable. You may realize that you have been in a dynamic that was not working. A conversation may happen that changes everything. Uranus does not break what is solid; it only exposes what was already unstable. By the end of 2026, you will have a clearer picture of what your partnerships can actually support, and what you have been trying to force.

On May 1, a Full Moon in Scorpio lands on your house of rest, retreat, and what is hidden. This lunation illuminates what is finishing quietly, what is being hidden, what you are keeping private. Something that you thought was secret may become more visible. Something that you have been quietly ending may reach a definitive point. The Full Moon shows what is true. If you have been denying something, this lunation makes denial harder.

On May 3, Mercury enters Taurus, moving back into your house of daily work and health. Your thinking becomes more practical and grounded here. You are thinking about the details of your day, your routines, your body. This is steadier thinking than Mercury in Gemini; you are less scattered and more focused on what is actually useful.

On May 6, Pluto stations retrograde in Aquarius, your house of conversation and information. Pluto will be moving backward for months, and while Pluto retrogrades are less obvious than other planets' retrogrades, they are powerful. What Pluto does is transform things at a deep level, and when it is retrograde, it is doing that work in your psyche, in your thinking patterns, in the way you process information. You may find yourself revising your thinking about something fundamental, returning to an old conversation and seeing it differently, or changing your mind about something you thought was settled.

On May 16, a New Moon in Taurus lands on your house of daily work and health. This is the lunation to plant seeds about your routine, your body, your health practices, your work. If you have been wanting to start an exercise practice, to change your diet, to reorganize your workspace, to take on a new project, this is the window.

On May 17, Mercury enters Gemini, your house of partnership, and suddenly your thinking becomes faster, more curious, more interested in conversation and understanding the other person. This is a natural place for Mercury; Gemini is Mercury's home sign, and the planet is happy here. Your partnerships may become more verbal now, more based on conversation and understanding. You will want to talk more, to understand more, to connect more through words. Some of this will be delightful; some may reveal gaps in communication you had not noticed.

On May 18, Mars enters Taurus, your house of daily work and health, and you are now feeling more driven to get things done, to make your daily life more efficient, to push your body harder. This is a grounded, practical Mars; it is not interested in drama, but it is interested in results.

On May 19, Venus enters Cancer, your house of shared money and intimacy. Venus here is interested in closeness, in emotional safety, in what you share with someone you are close to. This is a more vulnerable Venus; it cares about being secure and cared for. If you are in a partnership, this Venus can deepen the bond. If you are working through issues of shared resources or dependencies, Venus here will want to address them tenderly.

On May 21, the Sun enters Gemini, your house of partnership. For the next month, the light is on your relationships, on how you connect, on your one-to-one dealings. This is when partnerships are most visible and most active. If a relationship is thriving, this month will feel warm. If a relationship is struggling, the light will expose it. With Uranus in this house as of April 26, some of what this light reveals will be disorienting or challenging.

On May 31, a Full Moon in Sagittarius lands on your house of self, your body, your presence. This lunation illuminates you. What comes to light is about who you are, how you are being perceived, what you are ready to change about yourself. This is a powerful Full Moon for you because it is your own sign; what it shows you is a direct reflection of your own deepest nature. Some of what you learn will be flattering. Some will ask you to grow.

On June 1, Mercury enters Cancer, your house of shared money and intimacy, and your thinking becomes more emotionally attuned. You are now thinking about what binds you to others, what you owe, what you are owed. This is not Mercury's most comfortable sign; it prefers speed to depth. But it is where you need to be thinking right now.

On June 13, Venus enters Leo, your house of travel, study, belief, and the widening of your view. Venus here wants to expand, to learn, to believe in something larger than daily life. If you have been thinking about travel or study, this is when you will be most drawn to it. Venus in Leo is also generous and warm; you will feel more open and more interested in sharing what you have.

On June 15, a New Moon in Gemini lands on your house of partnership. This is the lunation to plant seeds about your relationships, to begin a new partnership, to reset an existing one. Whatever you begin here will be about how you connect and commit.

On June 21, the Sun enters Cancer, your house of shared money and intimacy. For the next month, the light is on what you share with others, on your dependencies, on what binds you. This is the season when these issues are most visible and most active. With Jupiter having recently stationed direct in this house and Pluto having stationed retrograde in Aquarius, this is when the truth about your entanglements will become clear.

On June 28, Mars enters Gemini, your house of partnership, and your drive to connect, to move toward someone, to assert yourself in a relationship is now activated. Mars here is not aggressive in a hostile way; it is direct and interested in action. If you have been hesitating in a partnership, Mars here will push you to act. If a partnership has been stuck, Mars will want to change that.

On June 29, Mercury stations retrograde in Cancer, your house of shared money and intimacy. This retrograde will last until July 23. What this means is that conversations about money, about what you owe, about the nature of your connection to someone will now become circular. You may revisit the same discussion multiple times. Documents may need to be redrawn. A commitment you made may need to be rethought. This retrograde is directly connected to Jupiter's retrograde earlier in the year; what Jupiter showed you about what needs to change, Mercury will now help you articulate and rethink.

Also on June 29, Jupiter moves from Cancer into Leo, and this is the year's major shift in tone. For the first half of the year, Jupiter has been asking you to face what is necessary but difficult. Now Jupiter enters a sign of expansion, warmth, and visibility. The second half of 2026 is going to feel more generous, more abundant, more open. Your public life is about to expand. You will be more visible and more in demand.

On June 29 as well, a Full Moon in Capricorn lands on your house of money and self-worth. This lunation illuminates your finances, your earnings, your sense of what you are worth. What comes to light may be about how much you have been undercharging, how much you have been underestimating your value, or how your income is about to increase. This is a powerful moment for reclaiming your worth.

Third quarter

July through September is the season of expansion, visibility, and public emergence.

On July 7, Neptune stations retrograde in Aries, your house of pleasure and romance. Neptune has been moving forward since January 26, when it entered Aries. Now it is moving backward, and what this means is that some of the illusions it has been dissolving will, for a few months, be revisited or seem less clear. A fantasy about a creative project or a romance may temporarily seem appealing again. But this is a brief reprieve; when Neptune stations direct in December, the dissolution will resume. Do not mistake this retrograde for a reversal of the year's deeper trends.

On July 9, Venus enters Virgo, your house of career and public reputation. Venus here is interested in your professional life, in how you are perceived at work, in what you are known for. Venus in this house wants to make things prettier, more pleasant, more valuable. If your professional environment has been harsh or ugly, you will want to improve it now. If your reputation has been damaged, Venus here wants to restore it.

On July 14, a New Moon in Cancer lands on your house of shared money and intimacy. This is the lunation to plant seeds here, but given Mercury's retrograde and the complex history of this house in 2026, what you plant now may not take root immediately. The house is still being reorganized.

On July 22, the Sun enters Leo, your house of travel, belief, and the expansion of your view. For the next month, the light is on your mind and your world, on what you believe and what you want to learn. This is when you are most drawn to travel, to new ideas, to something larger than your daily life. With Jupiter also in Leo now, this month is particularly generous and expansive.

On July 23, Mercury stations direct in Cancer, and the circular conversations are now complete. You have revisited what needs to change. You have had the same discussion multiple times. Now you are ready to act. The retrograde is over; clarity is returning.

On July 26, Saturn stations retrograde in Aries, your house of pleasure and romance. Saturn has been moving forward since February 14. Now it is moving backward, which means you are going to revisit the constraints and difficult choices you made in the first half of the year. Some of the limits you accepted may seem too tight now. A creative project you chose not to pursue may call to you again. A romantic path you closed may seem like it was the wrong choice. This is a period of revision, not a reversal. By December, when Saturn stations direct again, you will have a clearer picture of what you can actually sustain.

On July 29, a Full Moon in Aquarius lands on your house of conversation and information. What comes to light here is about the way you communicate, the things you have been thinking and not saying, the patterns in how you exchange information with others. The eclipse in this house in February was a rupture; this Full Moon is showing you what has changed since then.

On August 3, Chiron stations retrograde in Taurus, your house of daily work and health. Chiron is the wounded healer, and when it is retrograde, it is doing its healing work in your own psyche. In Taurus, it is addressing strain in your body, your work, your daily capacity. Something you have been pushing through or ignoring about your health or your work routine is now being examined. This is not about disease; it is about learning to honor your body's actual needs and pace.

On August 6, Venus enters Libra, your house of friends, networks, and long-term aims. Venus here is interested in your connections, your community, what you are aiming at with a group of people. This is a social Venus, interested in being liked and included. If you have been feeling isolated, this is when you will be most drawn to connection. If you have been part of a group that no longer serves you, this is when you will feel the pull to find better company.

On August 9, Mercury enters Leo, your house of travel, belief, and the widening of your view. Your thinking becomes larger and more philosophical here. You are thinking about big ideas, about belief, about how the world works. Mercury in Leo is warm and confident; you will have more clarity on what you actually believe.

On August 11, Mars enters Cancer, your house of shared money and intimacy. Mars here is direct and passionate about what you want in a relationship or in a shared financial arrangement. Mars is not comfortable in Cancer; this sign prefers feeling to action, and Mars wants to act. But the combination can produce intensity. If something needs to change in a partnership, Mars will push you to make that change. If you have been passive in a relationship, Mars will activate your aggression.

On August 12, a total solar eclipse in Leo lands on your house of travel, belief, and the expansion of your view. This is one of 2026's most important eclipses. An eclipse is a powerful New Moon, and this one is opening a major window. Travel, study, publishing, belief systems, and the way you see the world are all activated. Something you have been wanting to do or learn or believe is now becoming possible. But eclipses also close doors, so what begins here may close something else. You are likely to move, to take a trip, to pursue an education, to publish something, or to have a major shift in your belief system. This is a turning point.

On August 23, the Sun enters Virgo, your house of career and public reputation. For the next month, the light is on your professional life and your public standing. This is when you are most visible and most in demand. If you have been wanting a promotion or a new opportunity, this is when you are most likely to be noticed. If your reputation needs repair, this is when you have the most capacity to change it.

On August 28, a partial lunar eclipse in Pisces lands on your house of home and family. This eclipse illuminates what is happening in your home and family life. Something may be coming to an end. A family member may be making a change. Your living situation may be shifting. A private matter may become more visible. Eclipses are powerful, and what happens here has weight. But this is the last eclipse on your family axis; after this, the eclipses move away from this house.

On September 10, Uranus stations retrograde in Gemini, your house of partnership. Uranus has been moving forward since April 26, and now it is moving backward. This does not mean that partnerships will suddenly stabilize; Uranus is still disruptive even when retrograde. What it means is that you are going to revisit the disruptions and changes that happened in the first part of the year. A partnership that changed may be revisited. A conversation may be reopened. A decision you made about a relationship may be reconsidered. By the end of the year, when Uranus stations direct again, the new structure will be more stable.

On September 11, a New Moon in Virgo lands on your house of career and reputation. This is the lunation to plant seeds about your professional life, your public role, a project you want to pursue publicly. What you begin here will have visibility.

On September 26, a Full Moon in Aries lands on your house of pleasure, romance, and creative work. This Full Moon illuminates what you have been creating, pursuing, wanting. With Saturn in this house, some of what comes to light will be about the constraints you have accepted, the choices you have made, what you have been willing to sacrifice. Some of it will be about what is actually worth doing.

Fourth quarter

October through December is the season of invisibility, revision, and closing.

On October 3, Venus stations retrograde in Scorpio, your house of rest, retreat, and what is hidden. This retrograde will last until November 14. What this means is that what you have been willing to accept in partnership, the way you have been valuing yourself, and what you have been allowing to stay hidden are all going to be revisited. You may have a conversation with a partner about something you have been keeping private. You may realize that you have been accepting a situation that does not actually honor you. Some of what comes to light will be uncomfortable; some will be necessary.

On October 10, a New Moon in Libra lands on your house of friends, networks, and long-term aims. This is the lunation to plant seeds about your friendships, your communities, what you are aiming at longer term. This is a good moment to join a group or to strengthen an existing network.

On October 16, Pluto stations direct in Aquarius, your house of conversation and information. Pluto has been moving backward since May 6. Now it is moving forward again, and what this means is that the deep transformation of your thinking patterns, your communication style, and the way you process information is going to accelerate. The revision work you did over the summer is now being integrated into action.

On October 24, Mercury stations retrograde in Scorpio, your house of rest and what is hidden. This retrograde will last until November 13. What this means is that conversations you thought were finished may be reopened. Words you left unsaid may finally find their way out. A secret may want to be told. A quiet ending may be reconsidered. This retrograde is not as visible as the ones earlier in the year, but it is asking you to be honest about what you have been hiding.

On October 26, a Full Moon in Taurus lands on your house of daily work and health. This Full Moon illuminates what is actually working in your daily life and what is not. Your health, your work, your routines all come into focus. Some of what you learn will be satisfying; some will ask you to make changes.

On November 9, a New Moon in Scorpio lands on your house of rest and what is hidden. This is the lunation to plant seeds about retreat, about privacy, about what you want to finish or end quietly. This is not a public house, so what you plant here may not be visible to anyone but you.

On November 13, Mercury stations direct in Scorpio, and whatever conversations you have been having about what is hidden are now reaching a point where they can move forward. The retrograde is complete. On November 14, Venus also stations direct in Libra, your house of friends and networks. What you have been revisiting about your partnerships and your self-worth is now ready to integrate. The revision work is complete.

On November 24, a Full Moon in Gemini lands on your house of partnership. This Full Moon illuminates your relationships, your one-to-one dealings, what you have been working through with partners. With Uranus in this house and the year's emphasis on partnership transformation, this Full Moon is likely to show you what has actually changed, what is more stable now, and what is still in flux.

On December 9, a New Moon in Sagittarius lands on your house of self. This is a powerful lunation because it is in your own sign. What this New Moon is opening is a new chapter of who you are becoming. The old version of you, the one that was financing other people's lives, accepting less than your worth, and hiding parts of yourself, has been gradually shed all year. This New Moon is inviting a new version forward. This is the beginning of your personal new year; plant seeds about who you want to be.

On December 10, Saturn stations direct in Aries, your house of pleasure and romance. Saturn has been moving backward since July 26. Now it is moving forward again, and the direction of travel is clear: you are moving toward more stability and clarity about what you can actually sustain in your creative life and your romantic life. The constraints you have been learning are now becoming structural; they are not going to relax, but they are going to feel more permanent and less like temporary punishment.

On December 12, Neptune stations direct in Aries, the same house. Neptune has been moving backward since July 7. Now it is moving forward again, and the dissolution of old fantasies about romance and creativity is accelerating. The age of illusion is ending. What you build from here will be more real.

On December 13, Jupiter stations retrograde in Leo, your house of travel, belief, and the expansion of your view. This is not a major shift; Jupiter is already in its retrograde cycle. What this means is that the expansion you have been experiencing since June 30 will slow and become more internal. You will still be learning and growing, but in a less visible way. The retrograde lasts into 2027.

On December 24, a Full Moon in Cancer lands on your house of shared money and intimacy. This is the year's final major lunation in this house, and it is illuminating what you have learned about what you truly owe, what you are owed, and what you need in partnership. After a year of profound reckoning, you can see clearly now where things stand.

Long-term themes

The year 2026 is dominated by three slow-planet transits that define the shape of the entire period: Saturn's entry into Aries, Neptune's entry into Aries, and Uranus's entry into Gemini. These three planets will spend years in these houses, but the first year of each transit is the most disruptive and most clarifying.

Saturn in Aries, in your house of pleasure, romance, and creative work,