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Thursday, July 16, 2015

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Moon

Cancer

The Moon in Cancer softens the collective mood and draws everyone inward. Emotions are closer to the surface, empathy runs deeper, and the need for home and belonging intensifies.

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Reflection

“Who in your life needs to hear that they matter to you... and when was the last time you told them?”

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The Sky

Cancer Season

Cancer season... the energy turns inward toward home, family, and emotional truth. This is a time for nurturing, for retreating into what feels safe, and for tending the roots that feed everything else.

SUN

Cancer

23°

MOON

Cancer

22°

MERCURY

Cancer

14°

VENUS

Leo

29°

MARS

Cancer

14°

JUPITER

Leo

24°

SATURN

Scorpio

28°

℞ Retrograde

URANUS

Aries

20°

NEPTUNE

Pisces

9°

℞ Retrograde

PLUTO

Capricorn

14°

℞ Retrograde

CHIRON

Pisces

21°

℞ Retrograde

LILITH

Libra

0°

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Retrogrades

4 active
Saturnretrograde in Scorpio℞

Saturn Retrograde softens the taskmaster's grip and invites you to review the structures of your life. Rules you've followed blindly get questioned... not to abandon discipline, but to make sure it's serving your actual goals.

Neptuneretrograde in Pisces℞

Neptune Retrograde lifts the veil slightly on dreams and illusions. What you've been romanticizing gets a reality check... not to crush the dream, but to find the truth within it. Spiritual clarity increases as fantasy decreases.

Plutoretrograde in Capricorn℞

Pluto Retrograde turns the transformative pressure inward. External power dynamics ease, but internal psychological excavation deepens. What you've been avoiding confronting in yourself becomes harder to ignore... and that's the point.

Chironretrograde in Pisces℞

Chiron Retrograde reopens the wound for review. Old pain resurfaces not because you failed to heal it, but because a deeper layer is ready to be seen. The healing available during this period goes further than what's possible during direct motion.

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Celebrity Birthday

Carli Lloyd

1982-07-16 · Delran, New Jersey, USA

Cancer SunAthlete