Virgo

virgo1Jessica’s horoscope: Saturn is in Sagittarius, in the fourth house of home and family, for the next two and a half years, so this is a time to lay a solid foundation to build your future on. And Saturn’s at the bottom of your solar chart, which means that it’s moving on up from there for the next 14 to 15 years—so the next two and half years are actually REALLY important! With the sun entering your fourth house on the 23rd, and Mercury entering it on the 21st, try envisioning what success looks like, and thinking from the bottom up, like from the roots of a tree up to its leaves. And I mean with everything: your personal life, your family and how your relate to them, your biggest ambitions—everything. The full moon on the 25th in Gemini is hecka important to these ideas, so be aware of what comes up. Set the intention, think about it, and examine your feels around this day. All month, until the 20th, is conducive to friendship, studying, local travel, and texting, because the sun and Mercury are in your third house, which is related to connecting in light, easy, quick ways. Here’s the catch, though: With Neptune in your seventh house, fantasies that could potentially disappoint are in ample supply. All that glitters is not gold when this kind of astrological deal goes down. Keep in mind that you really don’t know a person until you have clocked time with them. One last thing: With Mars in your first house, you may have a hankering to try out dance classes or a new sport. If you can, start before the 13th, while Mars is still hanging out in that first house, and find a buddy for best results.

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Dylan’s advice: Family. Hmm. What can be said that encapsulates everyone’s completely unique experience with their DNA-sharing folk? It’s impossible. But I think, in spite of the vast range of feelings contained in the fourth house of family and home, Saturn can help us challenge ourselves to, at least, feel settled with the way we approach our families. This sounds like an aimless tip, and I’m sorry for that, but it’s only because negotiating expectations and damage and attachments and whatever else family brings with it is a lifelong thing. The action item here is to focus on what feelings, scenarios, or conversations arise regarding family, and reflect on what you need to do to make it steady and sure for you and your future. If that means getting emotionally closer to your folks, that’s one way. If it means cutting off an abusive sibling for the sake of your safety, that’s another. You’re gonna know what’s right for you. And that will be the best solution.