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Librans, along with the other cardinal signs, are in for a
challenging summer, care of two eclipses, and a
configuration of hard
aspects between several outer planets. A hint of what may be
to come arrives on June the 6th when
Jupiter
enters Aries and, two days later, forms a conjunction with
Uranus. This is likely to trigger a desire for change or
novelty in your relationship sector – a prospect that is
likely to strike fear in the heart of any paired-up Libran.
However, the relationship concerned may be a business
partner or even an adversary, and not necessarily a spouse.
Of course, it is also worth pointing out that these changes
could turn out to be for the better, expanding your horizons
as a couple and enabling you to make your relationship
more reflective of spiritual or philosophic
values. Alternatively, you may now find yourselves able to give each other more space
to express yourselves as individuals or be more independent without losing your
connection as a couple. Single Librans may be
pleased to hear this news as it could mean finding love
after a long spell alone. A lunar eclipse on the 26th
of June sheds further light on the situation, with the
Moon
in a conjunction with Pluto in your home and
family sector, any relationship changes
are likely to centre around the more domestic aspects of your life.
With the Sun and Mercury in the opposing
area of work, career and public life, a tension is likely to
develop between work and home life.
Discussions or unexpected job offers near the Full Moon
eclipse may suddenly force you to make some difficult
choices about work-life
priorities, or bring to your attention the harsh realities of
certain family obligations. The issue could also revolve
around financing or renovating a house or selling a property
that belongs to a relative. With Saturn squaring the
Sun-Moon eclipse axis from late Virgo, you may feel rather worried at this time,
possibly over a family member’s health, or simply mentally
burdened by the
enormity of the decision that you face. However, try not to
rush into anything – this particular
configuration is likely to be active until at least
September, during which period, a lot could change, so where
possible, stall for time. A solar eclipse in Cancer on the
11th of July highlights the career and fame
aspect of your chart. This time, with the Sun and Moon
united in the same sign, there is less of a conflict between
head and heart. Furthermore, the New Moon could introduce
some new opportunities or fresh perspectives that provide
you with more options than you may have had in June. The Sun and
Moon will also be in a
positive aspect to Mars, proving a sense of psychological
resolve and decisiveness – just the boost that you need to
make a decision and stick to it, despite the possibility of disapproval from
others. Overall, the Jupiter-Uranus
conjunction will help you to develop more of a sense of
independence and conviction allowing you to stand up for
what you feel is right and fair, instead of capitulating to
others simply to keep the peace.
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