February 20
Your mission now is to encourage others to stop whining and start doing. If a group's stuck in a pity party, break the cycle. Go bowling. Hit up a comedy show. Do anything besides rehashing the same old nonsense. Better yet, help someone else for a change. Volunteer at a shelter, adopt a highway, whatever. Sometimes, the best way to escape your own BS is to focus on someone else's.
February 21
Let other people in, for crying out loud. Your overprotective efforts to keep anyone out are like walking around with an umbrella on a hot sunny day. Speak with someone about your keenness to be more insular who won't just nod like a bobblehead. Their insights might surprise you. The need to be more open and receptive also links to a team effort. Why not halve the workload to double the success?
February 22
Even if patience isn't your thing, today it needs to be. That big idea of yours? It's genius, but rushing it is like serving raw chicken. Map it out, anticipate the curveballs, and take your brilliant vision one step at a time. Bonus: Once you crush this, you'll have the perfect excuse to celebrate. If there have been any disbelievers in your squad, be nice if they start to grovel.
2025 Yearly Horoscope
What sets 2025 apart from other years is not just the amount of change but that all the outer planets—those that are in the same place for years or even decades, the ones that blend into the background—are all on the move. As you move into the New Year, the one exception is Pluto. The planet of change and transformation has just finished his big transition and has been in your communication sector for just six weeks, where he’ll remain until 2044. Pluto spent a few months here in early 2023 and another seven months in 2024, dipping back into your income sector in between to tie up the loose ends of a visit that began in 2008. It was last year, when Pluto was in your communication sector, that Jupiter not only returned to your relationship sector but moved straight into a friendly aspect.
Jupiter is still in your relationship sector—and will be until 10th June. Having Pluto back in your communication sector at the same time will help you get the most out of what is set to be a big year for all your relationships. Jupiter ends his partnership with Pluto and his 13-month visit to your relationship sector on 10th June. This sets the scene for Uranus to do the same less than a month later, on 7th July, when he returns for his first visit in eight decades. Like Pluto, Uranus— as an outer planet —still has unfinished business from his time in your work sector, which began in 2019. He’ll leave there on 7th July, but he retrogrades back in on 8th November to tie up loose ends.
Uranus leaves your work sector for good in April 2026, remaining in your relationship sector until 2033—with Pluto in your communication sector the whole of that time. The other major planets on the move this year are Saturn and Neptune, one the hard taskmaster of the cosmos and the planet of personal responsibility and the other the planet of hopes and dreams. Neptune has been in your home and family sector since 2012 and Saturn since March 2023. Whereas Neptune is all about the dream, Saturn has the resolve and discipline to do whatever it takes for as long as it takes. Neptune will leave and return to a playful and creative part of your chart on 31st March and Saturn on 25th May, along with the faster planets that will be following in their wake. This transition from home and family to the more playful and creative side of life’s fence will play out during Uranus’ final six months in your work sector when life is likely to be busy. This will make your work/life balance important.
