Predictions

Thus far, this year has been a roller coaster of dramatic energies. One astrological event after another has shook the planet and everyone on it. We’ve had Neptune changing signs, then Saturn.

The month of July is ablaze with light as if the solar power that reached its zenith on midsummer night turned into a swan song of free energy that fired up the world for the next forty days.

July opens with a T-square between the Moon in early Libra, Jupiter in Cancer, and Neptune in Aries (with the West Coast of the United States adding a Capricorn midheaven to make a grand square locally at 11:35pm PT).

Pluto remains retrograde this whole month until October 13.

Since 2025 is a 9 universal year, this is a perfect time for wrapping things up and setting the stage for new beginnings. Your intuition will be supercharged, helping you navigate this year of fulfillment and resolution.

The wisdom of the body manifests through the love of conscious awareness. The number 2 is the temple of the soul, and it appears here alongside the double infinite.

If anyone is hoping for a slower pace and settled energies, July isn’t that month, as big planetary events again keep us on our toes. We have recently seen all the big planets — Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, and Pluto — change signs, and this month is Uranus’s turn.

The month of August holds space for what is left of the light that reached its zenith on midsummer night. This is when perfection shoots us a parting glance and gives us the rest of the season to bring it into our hearts and call on its beauty to remind us that yes, indeed, there is a God.

August opens with Mercury continuing its retrograde in Leo (July 18 to August 10). Mercury has already conjunct the Leo point of avatar twice (July 11 and 25). It makes a third hard conjunction to the Leo point of avatar on August 24.

In the dance of the cosmos, every soul is born with a seed of light and a seed of darkness. These are not good or evil but the dual truths of being — the known self and the unknown other. The Tao curves endlessly between them. Carl Jung called it the shadow; the Taoists let it flow wordlessly.