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Your Weekly Horoscope by The Astro Twins

By on July 6, 2020
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Your Weekly Overview July 6th – July 12th, 2020

There’s no such thing as “oversensitive” this week, so strike that word from your lexicon. With articulate Mercury retrograde in compassionate Cancer since June 18, it’s been essential to wear the kid gloves, especially as the world traverses the waters of touchy topics. These conversations are necessary. They NEED to be sorted out and discussed. But how? And with whom? With Mercury in reverse, huddling with a small support squad might be the wiser move than processing every new “insight” on social media. Even while in forward motion, Mercury in Cancer can be a period of time where our inner children are acting as our delegates. And those kids are easy to trigger. If you do find yourself stepping on someone’s sore spots this week, you can take heart in this: On Sunday, July 12, Mercury will correct course, forward-marching through Cancer until August 4. That gives us all three weeks to host healing dialogues, hash it out and hug it out.
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Figuring out who’s family and who’s a frenemy will also be easier after Sunday. But don’t rush to judge! Just as Mercury’s about to resume regular business, Chiron, the “wounded healer” comet, flips into its annual retrograde until December 15. Since April 2018, the “planetoid” has been in Aries, its home until 2027. Chiron holds the key (its symbol) to our healing gifts. But to access them, we must go inward and transform our own stumbling blocks. In the sign of the fiery Ram, issues of anger, leadership and self-worth are on the table. With warrior Mars also in Aries from June 27, 2020 to January 6, 2021, there’s an extra push to strengthen our backbones—and to figure out what we’re standing for. This year has had no shortage of important causes to align with. Chiron’s backspin can help us uncover soulful strategies for the fight—all while recovering from any personal power outages that may be stopping us from sticking up for ourselves and our beliefs.

While Mercury is making a U-turn this Sunday, there’s another transit flowing that will ease what can be a bumpy transition. That day, the Cancer Sun will be trance-dancing with spiritual Neptune in Pisces as the two planets form their twice-yearly trine. Compassionate Neptune is also retrograde—giving us a do-over—especially if we laid down harsh critiques or spouted off “tough love” to someone who maybe just needed a hug. It’s rarely too late to offer genuine support…and remember…you don’t have to wait to be asked.

 

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