Mars is charging, Cancer’s crying—here’s why your weekend love life is about to go from zero to wildfire!
Added on June 20, 2025 inASTROLOGY CARDS
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Ever find yourself wondering if the cosmos is nudging you toward grabbing that brass ring—or maybe just a really good latte? This weekend’s celestial cocktail stirs a potent mix of Moon moves, sextiles, and squares that pull mood, willpower, and a sprinkle of luck into a dance as unpredictable as a plot twist in your favorite binge-worthy show. From the Moon’s flirtation with Aries and Taurus to Cancer’s sunny rendezvous with Jupiter and Mars, it’s like the universe handed us a script full of “go for it” moments—just don’t stumble on the fine print written by retro Pluto and those pesky squares. And just when you think you’ve got it all figured out, Mercury’s squaring Chiron reminds us some lessons come with a pinch of pain… but hey, emotional intelligence is your trusty plot armor. So, buckle up—there’s a wild, maybe slightly chaotic, cosmic episode unfolding right outside your door. Ready for your cue? LEARN MORE
Friday night, the Moon moves through the end of Aries and a sextile to the end of Gemini Sun. The mood facilitates reaching for the brass ring of competence and confidence, backed by the calculated grasp of an earthy and responsive Mars in Virgo.
Mood, will, and capacity align, then luck hitches a ride as the Moon hits Taurus, sextiling Cancer Jupiter and trining Mars as the Sun moves to Cancer. Luck or booster rockets. The Taurus Moon goes on to square retro Pluto in the night, fixed intensity and a delight in darkness and plots of the past.
The Cancer Sun moves in conjunction to Jupiter and sextile to Mars all weekend. The will, the spark, and the machinery are in place to maximize action, but action is challenged by a profoundly changing landscape (Mars quincunx Saturn-Neptune and retro Pluto).
Mercury in Cancer squares Aries Chiron all weekend. We will learn from our mistakes, but it will hurt. Consider what lessons from the past are relevant now, and you may be able to bypass those painful ramifications in the present. Emotional intelligence is a failsafe for stemming regret.
Mars perfects its sextile to Jupiter early Sunday, but the Cancer Sun sextiles Mars and squares Saturn-Neptune through the weekend. Strike when the iron is hot, but don’t pull back on your follow through when you feel you’ve made a wise choice. Force propels, but follow through affects aim and momentum. Change is scary, but waffling helps no one.
Saturday night, the Taurus Moon conjoins Venus as Sun-Mars-Jupiter tightens. Feel free to indulge! Feel free as long as you avoid the pitfalls of intoxication. Pleasure doesn’t include wrapping yourself and others around a tree.
On Sunday, the Taurus Moon sextiles Cancer Mercury and conjoins Uranus. Again, avoid making known missteps, but otherwise, it’s a high-value time for following through on plans to try something new. Make spur of the moment calls or reach out to connect with someone out of your usual network. For all the great aspects this weekend, there’s a fairly tense background energy humming along. Get up and going, even if it’s just to enjoy what’s already good and present in your life. Take a new perspective and find satisfaction in the moment. Alternately, there’s something wild about to catch you up, right outside your door.
Evening takes the Moon into Gemini and sextile to Saturn-Neptune. It goes on to trine retro Pluto and square Mars in the night. With Moon in Gemini and Mercury in Cancer, this thoughtful mood is a closed circuit that benefits from hindsight and fearlessness, the ability to shift perspective, and a bit of trouble with timing. Check your timing against your urge to shoot yourself in the foot (Mars-Chiron again), but don’t let it grind you down or out of a good time. Self correct and try another route.
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