There are two major transitions taking place this month, which together will impact four areas of your life. The first is the beginning of a major shift from a focus on money matters and onto the adventurous side of life's fence, though with an overlapping of the two or a transition from one to another having begun a year ago and another that will is see a major shift away from work and job matters and onto your relationships. Because the Sun will always spend the first three weeks of May in your financial sector before returning to your sector of adventure, travel, learning and discovery on 21st May, there will always be an overlap between the two. However, after six years keeping money matters on track, Uranus is getting ready to do the same, though not until early July and with time first to get things on track financially. Fortunately, you don't have to wait until then, with Jupiter now in his last full month in your sector of adventure, travel, learning and discovery, where since May 2024 he has been expanding the influence of the adventurous and spontaneous side of life's fence. With Jupiter leaving on 10th June, when the Sun returns on 21st June and Mercury on 26th June, they will help to bring things home, knowing that this is where Uranus will return in July, for a visit that won't end until 2033. Meanwhile, continuous planetary activity on the job front is drawing to a close, though with a push to not only get work and job matters up to speed, but to a point that when Jupiter returns to your career sector on 10th June, he can take things to the next level. In the meantime Neptune, who had been in your work sector since 2012 has already been in your relationship sector for a month and when Saturn leaves on 25th May, this will leave it empty for the first time since 2010. This will see Saturn and Neptune reunite in your relationship sector, where apart from a few months later in the year, with Saturn here for three years and Neptune until 2033, they will continue to work as a team, giving you the resolve to do whatever it takes for as long as it takes to turn dreams into reality. Though on the relationship front rather than on the job front, as it has been until now.