Cancer
Three months after leaving your sector of adventure, travel, learning and discovery, where he had been since March 2023 and returning to your career sector for the first time in three decades, in the early hours of the month Saturn will leave and come back. This is less a change of mind and something that both he and Neptune, the planet of hopes and dreams, who did the same at the end of March, had always intended. This has been a chance to plant professional seeds, lay down roots and explore possibilities, knowing that when Saturn returns in February, he will remain in your career sector until 2028 and Neptune, who will retrograde back out next month, will return in January 2026 and won’t leave until 2039.
When Mars returned to your home and family sector last month, he not only became the first planet to return since the Sun left in October 2024, but the first to clash with Saturn and Neptune in your career sector, putting your work/life balance to the test. This is something that you can benefit from this month, when Saturn not only retrogrades back into your sector of adventure, travel, learning and discovery on 1st September, but to find the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment still in a playful and creative part of your chart and Mars returning on 22nd September, for his first visit in two years.
Saturn will also return to find Jupiter in Cancer, putting the two most powerful planets in the solar system in harmony, something that will be personally empowering while at the same time keeping the playful, creative and adventurous side of life’s fence powered up for the rest of the year. Meanwhile, while for the first time in 16 years there isn’t continuous planetary activity in your relationship sector, something that meant that there were no clashes when the planets returned to Cancer this year, the communication lines are well supported. The Sun will always spend the first three weeks of September in your communication sector, but with Mars having already moved through, with a chance to benefit from his war on communication barriers.