The Sun enters the sign of Gemini on May 20th at 5:47 p.m., Mountain Time. Gemini is an air sign and is associated with Mercury. The Gemini personality is curious, smart, verbal, perky, outspoken and quite restless. Gemini careers include being a teacher, journalist, author, public speaker and librarian. Since they love short journeys, ask a Gemini friend to go with you on a road trip.
The planet Uranus just entered Gemini on April 26th and will herald a new phase in humanity. The Sun entering Gemini will join Uranus to give it even more power. The date for that powerful conjunction is May 21st through June 1st. It will bring unusual situations that might arise suddenly and end just as suddenly. Expect the unexpected. Personally, it would be a great time to let go of patterns that no longer feel good. Clean out your closets. Be ruthless. This planetary joining at zero Gemini only happens once.
The other very powerful aspect occurring is Pluto in Aquarius, which is now in a trine, or blue line, to Uranus. Since they are both in air signs, they can talk to each other better. Air is about communication and problem solving. Pluto in Aquarius focuses on society and community, while Uranus in Gemini focuses on new concepts and ideas. This trine will be between them from now until 2029. We are just seeing the beginning of this phase.
Regarding the visible planets, Mars and Saturn can both be seen in the predawn sky, but the real planetary show is in the evening sky with Venus and Jupiter. They join each other from June 1st through June 19th, meeting exactly on June 9th. But keep on watching them because on June 16th and 17th the Moon and Mercury will join up with them. All this is visible above the western horizon after sunset. You will only have about a one-hour window to see them before they all set. It’s a rare show that you don’t want to miss. Have a planetary viewing party.
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