September 15
Wake up, dreamer. You're floating through a fantasy where everyone's nice, everything's perfect, and red flags are cute decor. Nope. Not today. Neptune's fog has turned your intuition into a clown car. Set an alarm. Literally. Ground yourself in facts or get ready to eat disappointment for dinner. The fantasy vibes are lying. It's what they do.
September 16
You're the genius who helps everyone else but won't accept help yourself. What's up with that? Someone wants to show up for you. Don't get weird about it. This isn't a trap. It's a chance to admit you're human and maybe even a little tired. So drop the barriers. Let someone carry your weight for once. Vulnerability looks good on you. Wear it.
September 17
You're always the wild card, the inventor, the next-gen thinker. But right now? Stick with what works. I know—that's seriously boring. But hear me out. Sometimes stability leads to ingrained habits and routines, which can be detrimental. However, you could benefit from sticking to what's tried and tested, regardless of how established or “long in the tooth” it might look or feel.
2025 Yearly Horoscope
While there is no doubt that 2025 is a huge year for change, so much so that this is the defining feature of the year, for you, the biggest of those shifts has already taken place. Everything now is secondary to what has been the greatest shift or transition, cosmically speaking, that you’ll go through in this lifetime. That is the return of Pluto—the planet of change and transformation—to Aquarius and the birthing process that began in March 2023 but didn’t end until November 2024. By the time you move into the New Year, after a false start in 2023 and another in 2024, Pluto has been back in Aquarius for just six weeks—but he is here to stay and won’t leave until 2044. With the planet of change and transformation in Aquarius for the next 20 years, this gives you the time and resources to change your life and embrace major new beginnings without having to reinvent the wheel overnight.
Pluto has returned in time to find Jupiter—the planet of luck and expansion, with whom he was closely connected in the middle part of 2024—still in a playful and creative part of your chart. This will see them resume that bond. And when Jupiter leaves and returns to your busy work sector on 10th June, there will soon be someone to step into his shoes. While the Sun will be there by then and ensure that life doesn’t suddenly become all work and no play, less than a month later, Uranus returns to your romantic and creative sector for the first time in eight decades on 7th July. From the start, Uranus is going to move into a friendly aspect to Pluto, and they’ll remain closely aligned until he retrogrades back out on 8th November. That will also be the case when Uranus returns again in April 2026, this time to remain here until 2033.
This makes it easier to maintain a balance between work and play, especially in the first four months of the year. These could be the busiest months, defining things on the income and job fronts for the rest of the year and beyond. The year begins with Saturn and Neptune still in your income sector but getting ready to leave. Neptune—who has been here since 2012— leaves on 31st March, and Saturn—who has been here since March 2023—on 25th May. There will be a huge amount of support from the faster planets during that time, including Venus and Mercury, who will leave but then retrograde back in, spending much of the first four months of the year together in your income sector. Helping you get the most out of this is having Mars retrograded back into your work sector from 6th January to 18th April, two months after having left, not usually to return for another two years. Once they, and the planets traveling with them, leave your income sector, Saturn and Neptune will turn their attention onto your communications.