Pisces
There is a lot of change in the air this month, with some until now dominant areas dialling back while others are powering up. The moves that are having the most personal impact for you and the number of planets leaving Pisces, to a point where, by the time Saturn leaves on 25th May, for the first time since 2010, there will be no more planets in your sign. While the Sun, Venus and Mercury will move through Pisces once a year since 2012, for the rest of the year have had Neptune, the planet of hopes and dreams and your ruling planet and since March 2023, Saturn has been laying down the foundations for a new three decade long Saturn cycle.
While Venus and Mercury both retrograded back into Pisces at the end of March to tie up loose ends and to capture Neptune's influence before he left, Mercury left last month and Venus will leave on 1st May, but not before giving your heart a voice. The dwarf planet Ceres will continue her last deep dive into your personal needs and priorities for another four years until she leaves Pisces on 17th May, but it is Saturn's departure on 25th May that for now, will end all planetary activity in your sign, something that is a brand new experience and means that all these major new cycles can now get off the launch pad.
Those planets have to go somewhere and where they are moving onto is your income sector and in time to capture Mars' last full month back in your work sector. Venus will spend her first weekend in your income sector and the first weekend of May aligned with Neptune, bringing the planets of money and dreams together here for the first time in 150 years, with Saturn returning on 25th May with the resolve to do whatever it takes for as long as it takes in order to turn dreams into reality. Meanwhile, with the Sun always spending the first three weeks of May in your communication sector before returning to your home and family sector on 21st May, this was always going to be an important month on both fronts, but even more so this year.
Pisces
On both the romantic and relationship fronts things are fairly low key this month but packed with confidence and on the romantic front in particular, with a growing sense of anticipation. When Mars left your romantic sector last month he left it empty, but not before spending over five of the last seven months fuelling your romantic passions and fighting spirit. Mars first returned in early September for what is normally a six week visit and while he did leave two months later, in the New Year he retrograded back in to spend another three and a half months here. This has left you with something to keep fighting for.
This will also create a firebreak and a chance to step back before Jupiter, the planet of luck and expansion returns next month to begin your luckiest year for love, matters of the heart and all things romantic in over a decade. The Moon will return to your romantic sector twice this month, with one more associated with Mars and the other with Jupiter. The Moon will make its first visit since Mars left from 1st May to 4th May, getting the month off to a romantically charged start while helping to capture some of Mars' romantic passions and fighting spirit. With Jupiter returning on 10th June, by the time the Moon returns again from 29th May to 31st May, these romantically charged lunar vibes will help you prepare for the major new chapter ahead.
Meanwhile, while there is still no planetary activity in your relationship sector and won't be until Mars returns next month, the South Node is keeping things on track, while working closely with the Sun and Uranus in your communication sector from the start while you will have Mercury, the planet of communication there from 11th May to 26th May. This is important, for until they leave in July 2026, along with its partner the North Node in Pisces, the lunar nodes are policing a balance between your own and your relationship needs. Helping to capture that communication support will be when the Moon returns to your relationship sector from 6th May to 8th May.