January 19
There's no point dwelling on ancient grudges—it's exhausting. You've got emotional baggage, we all do, so vent, scream, cry into your pillow, and then let it go. If it helps, find people who hype you up and can remind you that your glass is half full or even brimming over with opportunities. Your vibe attracts your tribe; a friend or two could be who you need to help you turn the telescope around.
January 20
Okay, grab the tissues—it's nostalgia o'clock! Succumb to a desire to dig out old pics, hit up an ex-bestie, or finally text someone in your family back. You're craving a blend of comfort and history, so give in. If your home feels more “meh” than “magnificent,” fix it. Add candles, plants or a ridiculous throw blanket. But make your space scream “bliss”—you deserve it.
January 21
Your brain could be in party mode, wandering between last weekend's adventures and future schemes. So, seize a chance to dream or get lost in a self-created fantasy world. But by afternoon, you'll become a taskmaster ready to tackle anything. End the day strong, maybe with a sweaty gym sesh that reminds you how hot you are. People admire make-things-happen people!
2025 Yearly Horoscope
There is a lot happening this year and a lot of change. For those born under the sign of Cancer, that could ring warning bells. However, rest assured, this is change of the exciting kind—a mix of major new beginnings and an exciting professional year that won’t upset your work/life balance. If there was one year when you could have your cake and eat it too, this is it. As you move into the New Year, Jupiter is still in a nostalgic and reflective part of your chart. It is also in retrograde motion, with this final year of your current 12-year Jupiter cycle of expansion well into its review mode. On 4th February, Jupiter turns direct, and on 10th June, he heads towards his return to Cancer. This begins a new 12-year Jupiter cycle of expansion and a lucky, expansive year full of the potential for major new beginnings.
By then, much will have changed. This is especially true in the professional landscape, where there’s a major effort underway to get the most out of Saturn and Neptune’s final months in your sector of adventure, travel, learning, and discovery. Neptune—the planet of hopes and dreams— has been here since 2012 and will leave on 31st March, while Saturn, who has been here since March 2023, will leave on 25th May. A parade of planets will move through between 3rd January and 17th May, but because of retrograde turns, Venus and Mercury will both spend a considerable amount of time here. This is your chance to capture the spirit of adventure as Neptune returns to your career sector for the first time in three decades on 31st March and Saturn for the first time in three decades on 25th May.
They will both return to an adventurous part of your chart for a few months later in the year, but both will leave and return to your career sector in early 2026, Saturn to spend until April 2028 and Neptune until 2029. By early February, things will be starting to move on the career front; they’ll be in full swing by the end of March. This is something that Mars will be keen to exploit when, after retrograding back out of your income sector on 6th January, he returns for a do-over from 18th April to 17th June. This provides some competition for Pluto, who—after spending 2024 transitioning out of your relationship sector and into your financial sector—is finally settled in until 2044. As the planet of change and transformation, he is here to change things up—especially your relationship with money. As he’s here for the next 20 years, though, there’s no pressure to reinvent the wheel overnight.
