In the short term your impersonal social circle – not best chums but folks who you know and (usually) enjoy – offers a mix of surprise and opportunity, especially if you can get out the house and mingle. Further down the line comes the new Moon of the 17th – the month’s top birthday! – to begin a new cycle, especially in creative and business matters, where you can hatch a plan for the next nine months.
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Mercury is on hand until the 11th if you wish to make a speech or two and the full Moon of July 3 and 4 is likely to drag you into the limelight willy-nilly. Time to shed the shell and put away the claws and be a more vulnerable but more fearless Crab. Raise a cheer for little old you, why not? It’s your month in the Sun and you should be brimming with self-confidence. Pluto is retrograde in Capricorn all month.Neptune spends the month retrograde in Pisces.Prometheus spends the month moving forwards in Taurus.It went retrograde in The Fishes on June 18 Jupiter continues its year long sojourn in Taurus.Mars is in Cancer until July 10, then in Virgo until August 27.Venus remains in Leo and turns retrograde between July 23 and September 4.Mercury is in Cancer until the 11th, then Leo until the 28th, moving into Virgo on the 28th, where it will spend nine weeks, three of them retrograde.July 17/18 – New Moon in Cancer at 18.31 GMT.July 3 – Full Moon in Capricorn at 11.38 GMT.July is otherwise a quietish month astrologically – well as quiet as a heavily Leonine month is ever going to be, this being prime weather for Tiggers – though Prometheus (Uranus to some) is powerful in Taurus as it moves towards its own retrograde late in August. Western astrology has no comparable myth, but Venus’s regular retrograde, every 18 months, is often characterised as troubling, a period when relationships are under scrutiny and apt to go wrong…or to revive! On July 23 Venus turns retrograde in Leo, turning forwards on September 4, some implications of which are considered in this month’s forecasts. He is then sacrificed, to be reborn as the morning star, back in female guise. When Venus retreated, went the tale, the normally female deity takes the form of a man, descends to earth and is seduced by the love goddess, Xochiquetzal. Venus is one of the brightest and most visible heavenly bodies, which helps explain why its retrograde phase – an apparent backslide through the sky for 40 days when it disappeared and reappeared – inspired the Mayan civilisation to mythologise its cycle from evening to morning star.
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