Aquarius Monthly Forecast

There is a lot of change in the air this month and that means that there are new partnerships forming in the heavens as well as some chapters drawing to a close while others are just starting up. Yet for all that change there is continuity and while by the end of this month there will be one area of your chart empty for the first time since 2010 and by early July another that will be empty for the first time in six years, for the rest, as one planet leaves, another is returning. This puts a lot more focus on the two areas that have been active for years but are drawing to a close and this is on the income and home fronts. While Uranus, who has been in your home and family sector since 2019 won't leave until early July, as the Sun will always spend the first three weeks of May here and this is the time of year when the solar spotlight is always on home and family matters, this has brought you to the important final months of a six year journey. Uranus is the planet that keeps things real and on an authentic path. Meanwhile, leaving a playful and creative part of your chart on 10th July, Jupiter's last full month here should have more urgency. However, not only will the Sun return on 21st May and Mercury on 26th May, but this is where Uranus will return in July. Meanwhile, your income sector has been active for even longer and that includes even before Neptune, the planet of hopes and dreams returned in 2012. Neptune left at the end of March, the Sun and Mercury have already moved through and Venus, the planet of money will leave on 1st May. However, it is not until Saturn leaves on 25th May that this will leave your income sector empty for the first time since 2010, giving you time to work with his resolve to whatever it takes for as long as it takes, ahead of Jupiter's return to your work sector on 10th June to begin your biggest year for job growth and expansion in over a decade. Meanwhile, as the planets leave your income sector, they are settling into your communication sector, with Saturn here for the majority of the next three years and Neptune until 2039.

On the one hand, this is a crossover month, with Jupiter reaching his last full month in your romantic sector, just as Mars has reached his first full month back in your relationship sector. However, the reality is that the planets of luck and passion are the icebreakers, forging a path for the planets that will follow in their wake, with nothing coming to an end and nothing starting from scratch. This is more of a crossover in terms of the paths of a major romantic and relationship journey crossing to make May 2025 an important month on both fronts. Jupiter returned to your romantic sector in May 2025 to begin your luckiest year for love, matters of the heart and all things romantic, but with a lot of planets passing through during the early months. It wasn't until the Mars left in early September that Jupiter has been on his own, but due to leave on 10th June, it is later in the month that the Sun will arrive to bring things home. It will begin with the Sun's return on 21st May, the point in each year when the solar spotlight will always shift onto matters of the heart, with Mercury returning on 26th May to give your heart a voice and to put heart and mind on the same page. This is the day before the Moon will return on 27th May as a New Moon, kicking off its last visit before Jupiter leaves with a bang. However, this is not the end for matters of the heart, with Uranus returning in early July for the first time in eight decades. Meanwhile, having already spent two months in your relationship sector before retrograding back out in the New Year, Mars has returned for a do over, with a clash with Pluto shortly after arriving last month already giving the warrior planet of the cosmos something to fight for. The Moon will return for its first visit since Mars' return from 3rd May to 6th May, just as Venus, the planet of love will be settling into your communication sector after returning for her own do over on 1st May. Venus and Mercury will both leave next month, but with major support building on the communication front that is here to stay.