You’re still praying for a home run after months of bad balls, strikeouts and pop flies. Fortunately, Jupiter, the planet of luck and higher purpose, begins its twelve-century arc over the Midheaven sun on June 30, where it will spend…
June 28, 10:10 a.m. – On June 29, 2026 at 1:36 PM EST, Mercury stations retrograde at 26º15′ Cancer, moments before the Full Moon at the cusp of Capricorn. Mercury is retrograde until July 23, inviting us to slow down…
Monday’s Capricorn Moon squares Neptune in Aries, then opposes the Sun in Cancer: a cardinal, full moon t-square. Moon sign ruler Saturn in Aries trine Leo Venus; So, whether it’s a serious scandal or not, how good is it (…)…
Something is hurting American relations. Not the usual suspects, but trusted confidants—those who tacitly confirm and are designed to take sides. Tens of millions of Americans turn to AI chatbots when their relationships hit a rough patch. What is repulsive…
This free personality test is inspired by the original works of psychiatrist Carl Jung and the temperament testing system developed by Katherine Briggs and Isabelle Myers, later known as the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI test®). The typology system used in…
It’s not every day you get a calling card from your higher purpose. You can expect to get yours when ruling planet Jupiter enters Leo on June 30. But don’t look for a bolt or a burning bush out of…
June 28, 11:11 am – On June 30, 2026 at 01:52, Jupiter will leave Cancer and enter Leo, where it will spend the next twelve months. Jupiter will be in Leo until July 26, 2027: we’re embarking on a journey…
ASTROLOGY: June | July | August | Diary | Weekly | Click on the star icon below to read your annual July 2026 horoscope. Each star sign is divided into three Deccans for a more specific and personal touch. All…
There’s a new breed of thinker out there, and I’m sure you’ve come across a few. They come with the vocabulary of a seasoned professional and the rhythm of a skilled author, with thoughts formed and with complete confidence. Yes,…
Going somewhere new to surf requires more preparation than most people think. Swelling, spotting, going around on landing – all this should be sorted before you go. Even something as simple as having data on your phone is more important…
