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ARIES HOROSCOPES
Someone’s got to go first. And the role often falls to trailblazing Aries. When there’s no beaten path, it takes all of Aries's strength and courage to cut through “the way things have always been” to “where no one has gone before.” From cutting the Panama Canal through a continent to reinventing yourself, Aries knows how to get it done. But, a single-minded vision has a few drawbacks. Aries is perhaps the least concerned with relationships out of all the signs. Romance, sexual heat, sure. Competition to win their lover’s heart, no problem. But once they’ve conquered, their sights move on to the next unknown. They need a steady diet of new challenges to feel fulfilled.
YOUR YEAR AHEAD HOROSCOPES
Cancer Weekly Horoscope | May 19th – May 25th 2025
For the next 2 ½ years you'll find yourself at the beck and call of a demanding employer. Unfortunately, it won't be easy to tell if this person's demands are reasonable or not. If the demands are meaningful, then this will be a truly educational experience where you learn more than you ever could have before. If arbitrary then this could devolve into a tedious indentured servitude. Whether you're learning about what to do – or what NOT to do – this period will still be worth the travails. It's all meant to set you up for the day when you take on the mantle of authority.
Aries Weekly Horoscope | May 19th – May 25th 2025
Saturn, planet of trials and tribulations, weighs heaviest on you for the next 2 ½ years, but you're up to the challenge. Remember that Saturn is a teacher, not a tyrant; a builder and not a destroyer – but in order to build it has to clear away the deadwood first. That means getting rid of responsibilities that have lost their relevance, relationships and associations that have overstayed their welcome, and psychological baggage that should have been put out by the curb long ago. Rummaging through all this won't be easy, but come the second year you'll be excited about building on a whole new foundation.
Taurus Weekly Horoscope | May 19th – May 25th 2025
The wonderful thing about the Sun/Neptune sextile on May 22d is that it calls us to our better selves. We may have had good reason to sidestep an apology at first, to stifle a generous gesture, or to let someone continue believing a lie because we decided they couldn't handle the truth, but the time for that has passed and the reason no longer holds. It might feel awkward contacting a loved one or associate about something that happened so long ago, but you'd be surprised by what a relief coming clean can be. You won't earn their ire; if anything you'll win their thanks.
YOUR MONTHLY HOROSCOPES
Cancer Weekly Horoscope | May 19th – May 25th 2025
For the next 2 ½ years you'll find yourself at the beck and call of a demanding employer. Unfortunately, it won't be easy to tell if this person's demands are reasonable or not. If the demands are meaningful, then this will be a truly educational experience where you learn more than you ever could have before. If arbitrary then this could devolve into a tedious indentured servitude. Whether you're learning about what to do – or what NOT to do – this period will still be worth the travails. It's all meant to set you up for the day when you take on the mantle of authority.
Aries Weekly Horoscope | May 19th – May 25th 2025
Saturn, planet of trials and tribulations, weighs heaviest on you for the next 2 ½ years, but you're up to the challenge. Remember that Saturn is a teacher, not a tyrant; a builder and not a destroyer – but in order to build it has to clear away the deadwood first. That means getting rid of responsibilities that have lost their relevance, relationships and associations that have overstayed their welcome, and psychological baggage that should have been put out by the curb long ago. Rummaging through all this won't be easy, but come the second year you'll be excited about building on a whole new foundation.
Taurus Weekly Horoscope | May 19th – May 25th 2025
The wonderful thing about the Sun/Neptune sextile on May 22d is that it calls us to our better selves. We may have had good reason to sidestep an apology at first, to stifle a generous gesture, or to let someone continue believing a lie because we decided they couldn't handle the truth, but the time for that has passed and the reason no longer holds. It might feel awkward contacting a loved one or associate about something that happened so long ago, but you'd be surprised by what a relief coming clean can be. You won't earn their ire; if anything you'll win their thanks.
YOUR WEEKLY HOROSCOPES
Cancer Weekly Horoscope | May 19th – May 25th 2025
For the next 2 ½ years you'll find yourself at the beck and call of a demanding employer. Unfortunately, it won't be easy to tell if this person's demands are reasonable or not. If the demands are meaningful, then this will be a truly educational experience where you learn more than you ever could have before. If arbitrary then this could devolve into a tedious indentured servitude. Whether you're learning about what to do – or what NOT to do – this period will still be worth the travails. It's all meant to set you up for the day when you take on the mantle of authority.
Aries Weekly Horoscope | May 19th – May 25th 2025
Saturn, planet of trials and tribulations, weighs heaviest on you for the next 2 ½ years, but you're up to the challenge. Remember that Saturn is a teacher, not a tyrant; a builder and not a destroyer – but in order to build it has to clear away the deadwood first. That means getting rid of responsibilities that have lost their relevance, relationships and associations that have overstayed their welcome, and psychological baggage that should have been put out by the curb long ago. Rummaging through all this won't be easy, but come the second year you'll be excited about building on a whole new foundation.
Taurus Weekly Horoscope | May 19th – May 25th 2025
The wonderful thing about the Sun/Neptune sextile on May 22d is that it calls us to our better selves. We may have had good reason to sidestep an apology at first, to stifle a generous gesture, or to let someone continue believing a lie because we decided they couldn't handle the truth, but the time for that has passed and the reason no longer holds. It might feel awkward contacting a loved one or associate about something that happened so long ago, but you'd be surprised by what a relief coming clean can be. You won't earn their ire; if anything you'll win their thanks.
YOUR DAILY HOROSCOPES
Virgo Weekly Horoscope | December 9th – December 15th 2024
Mercury comes out of retrograde on December 15th. This will be a huge relief to any Virgo who's been dealing with faulty merchandise, botched sales, and misfired emails that wound up in the wrong person's inbox. Although a pain-in-the-derrière, Mercury retrogrades remind us not to take anything for granted. And now that you've done that auto tune-up, home repair, or computer back-up, you'll be more proactive in the future. But Mercury retrogrades aren't all bad. They can also bring strokes of fortune. For instance, a bureaucratic snafu made three weeks ago could yield an unexpected refund or settlement in your favor. Look for it!
Taurus Weekly Horoscope | December 9th – December 15th 2024
A lot of red flags are up and flying around a certain financial transaction, and you'd be wise to heed them. It's understandable that you want to keep going. You worked hard to make this deal come together, but things are dodgy with ruling planet Venus opposing retrograde Mars on December 12th and Mercury still retrograde until the 15th. There are just too many manufactured excuses, inconsistencies, and non-committal responses for you to feel sure. Clearly, the other party isn't at liberty to discuss what's really going on, and that's not a secure situation—no matter how much you want it to be.
Pisces Weekly Horoscope | December 9th – December 15th 2024
A contentious family matter rears its ugly head again on December 15th. Part of you can't help wondering if it's the holidays themselves that are to blame. There's something about the season that rubs loved ones the wrong way by inflaming old rivalries, triggering hurt feelings, and rekindling smoldering resentments. In a perfect universe, you'd try to get everyone to sit down and talk things out, but you know they'll only wind up hurling verbal snowballs at each other instead. It's hard to accept that relatives may want things to remain as is; it seems so counterproductive, but one person's dysfunction is another's nostalgia.