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Free Will Astrology, Week of July 23, 2026

Leos, it’s time to go big!

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Oak trees produce far more acorns than could ever grow into trees. Squirrels bury thousands and forget many of them, preparing the way for the next generation of forest. The trees succeed through strategic overproduction. I invite you to adopt their method, Leo. In the coming weeks, overproduce. Make more than […]

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Free Will Astrology, Week of July 16

Cancers should make a list of their greatest pleasures

CANCER (June 21-July 22): Make a list of your five greatest pleasures. These are experiences that stir your senses, steady your pulse, and remind you why love being alive. Write them down as if they were sacred prayers. Sing a spontaneous song of praise of them. Then set out on a quest to discover pleasure […]

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Free Will Astrology, Week of July 9

Cancers should be open to change

CANCER (June 21-July 22): Male humpback whales in the Pacific Ocean change their songs over the years. New phrases can spread across thousands of miles as other whales take up and transform them. Researchers don’t know why, but the pattern is clear: The whales value novelty even in their ancient rituals. They create an evolving […]

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Free Will Astrology, Week of July 2, 2026

Cancers, now is the time to give yourself a little TLC

CANCER (June 21-July 22): There are phases when the cosmic energies and I urge you to put others firstโ€”even tend to their pain before you tend to your own. But this isnโ€™t one of those times. Right now, sacrificing yourself for the sake of others would obstruct the flow of righteous grace into your life. […]

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Free Will Astrology, Week of June 25

Cancers, it’s your month to set yourself free and release past angst

CANCER (June 21-July 22): Now is an auspicious time to declare a sweeping amnesty and observe a personal season of pardon. To the best of your ability, release your clenched feelings about people who have caused you pain. Banish blame! Purge any lingering resentment and regret that has curdled into selfโ€‘reproach. Celebrate atonement and absolution! […]

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Free Will Astrology, Week of June 18

Interpreting the celestial bodies

GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Eastern monarch butterflies migrate annually from the American Midwest to central Mexico. The individuals who start the journey from Nebraska or Wisconsin die long before they reach the oyamel fir trees of Mexico. So do their children and their grandchildren. Their great-grandchildren finish the trip, though they have never been to […]

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Free Will Astrology, Week of June 11

Gemini should dive into action

GEMINI (May 21-June 20): โ€œDear Oracle: Why do we always have to start at the beginning? Iโ€™d much prefer just jumping into the middle of things. Right now, I would love to bypass all the tedious baby steps Iโ€™m being forced to take as I try to get some momentum going. Please slip me a […]

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Free Will Astrology Week of June 4

Gemini’s heart will be flooded with an abundance of ideas and feelings

GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Neurologist Oliver Sacks said, “I am haunted by the density of experience.” He meant that every moment contains far more richness than we can fully register or remember. This observation will be especially relevant for you in the coming weeks. Your mind (and heart!) will be flooded with an abundance of […]

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Free Will Astrology, Week of May 28

Gemini should focus on language

GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Among the Dogon of Mali, Sigui so is a secret language. Itโ€™s used in a sacred ritual when people gather to retell their beginnings and patch up strains in tribal harmony. Iโ€™m borrowing โ€œSigui soโ€ here as a symbol for a way of talking that I hope you will specialize in […]

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Free Will Astrology, Week of May 21

Gemini should celebrate the blessings of their beginnings

GEMINI (May 21-June 20): When many people reflect on their early years, they focus on the alienation and wounds they endured. Few recall, in vivid detail, the moments of joy, triumph, and breakthrough. Itโ€™s a symptom, I suppose, of our eraโ€™s compulsive cynicism, and not necessarily an accurate account of the past. So many good […]

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