This is your year of trailblazing and transcendence, and it’s bringing the big questions: are you walking your own path or following someone else’s? In January, the north node enters your sign, and it’s serving a cup of truth tea. Change is uncomfortable, but so is staying stuck. From May until September, Saturn gives you breathing room – a sacred pause to decompress through quiet reflection and soul-stirring talks that feel like magic. See your full horoscope below.
Love and Relationships
Couples, prepare for curveballs that test your flexibility. Your other half might surprise you with dreams of country living or announce they’re starting their own business. Trust the journey; it’s reshaping your story together.
Singles, June introduces you to someone whose zest for life is magnetic. And their contagious laugh? That’s the cherry on top. July sees you rebelling against family expectations and craving more independence. Maybe you’ll move out or start setting firmer boundaries.
Cash and Career
Your finances are dancing between feast and famine – flush one minute, tight the next. Play it safe in 2025 and skip those tempting get-rich-quick schemes. From March, trust only what you can see and touch.
Here’s the silver lining: your hard work pays off when Saturn aligns with lucky Jupiter in June, while Mercury has you commanding attention in all the right professional places. By October
and November, your A-game becomes your new normal.
Health and Happiness
Saturn and Pluto have you picking apart your reflection, but don’t let that inner critic win. Here’s your truth: your body is beautiful, full stop. February’s full moon reveals what your intuition has been trying to tell you, so trust your gut.
Keep that water bottle close (your cells will thank you). Mars plays with your energy levels between April and June, so listen when your body whispers “rest.”
Power Dates
January 12, February 28, April 21, September 8.
2025 Mantra
I am aligned with my true north.
This is an edited extract from Your Celestial Compass by Natasha Weber (Penguin Books, $36.99).
