Cosmic Notes, Gemini 2025

Gemini season (and the start of Cancer season) brings fast shifts, bold ideas, and big conversations.
This season is all about getting unstuck—expect mental clarity, fresh connections, and a few cosmic plot twists designed to push you forward.

5.20 – Sun enters Gemini  

The vibe gets curious, social, and fast-moving. Great for networking, launching ideas, or learning something new that boosts your business game.

5.22 – Venus trine Mars 

Supportive energy for collaborations—think mutual respect, creative chemistry, or even a new business crush. Momentum in money and motivation meets harmony.

5.24 – Saturn enters Aries, Mercury conjunct Uranus, Sun trine Pluto

Big day. Structure (Saturn) meets bold beginnings (Aries), so it’s time to take leadership of your own path. Innovation is rewarded, and clear vision gets power behind it.

5.25 – Mercury enters Gemini  

Quick thinking, clear messaging, and mental multitasking kick in. Time to schedule the interviews, pitch the ideas, or refresh your brand copy.

5.26 – New Moon in Gemini  

A fresh start for your voice, your message, and how you connect. Great for launching anything communication-related: newsletters, courses, writing, or marketing.

5.27 – Mercury trine Pluto

Depth + clarity = persuasive brilliance. You can cut through the noise and speak powerfully—perfect for strategic convos or business planning.

5.30 – Sun conjunct Mercury  

This is a spotlight day for your ideas—what you say or share now could have long-term impact. Say it clearly, say it boldly.

6.6 – Venus enters Taurus
Values get real. It's a great time to align your money, time, and energy with what actually feels worth it.

6.8 – Mercury enters Cancer, Mercury direct Jupiter
Speak from the heart—but with strategy. Emotional intelligence meets big-picture thinking, so lead with empathy and vision.

6.9 – Jupiter enters Cancer, Mercury square Saturn + Neptune, Venus square Pluto
A triple-whammy day: Expansion through care, but clarity gets murky. Stay grounded—emotionally charged convos and power dynamics may surface. Choose depth, not drama.

6.11 – Full Moon in Sagittarius
Truth time. Let go of outdated beliefs, goals, or projects so you can aim higher—with more freedom and purpose.

6.15 – Mars square Uranus, Jupiter square Saturn
Tension between bold moves and staying the course. Disruption wants your attention—pivot if necessary, but not impulsively.

6.17 – Mars enters Virgo (through Aug 6)
Get strategic with your hustle. Action gets focused, practical, and detail-obsessed. Great for planning launches, systems, or process upgrades.

6.18 – Jupiter square Neptune
Dream big, but check the fine print. This is visionary energy—but it can veer into delusion if you’re not honest with yourself.

6.20 – Sun enters Cancer + Summer Solstice
Time to turn inward and recalibrate. Leadership now favors emotional intelligence, nourishment, and long-term care over flash.

6.22 – Sun square Saturn
A growth checkpoint. If something’s stalled, it needs structure or a reality check—not abandonment.

6.23 – Sun square Neptune
Don’t let self-doubt blur your vision. Take a break from comparisons and re-anchor in your why.

6.24 – Sun direct Jupiter in Cancer (aka Day of Miracles)
Big blessings meet emotional alignment. This is a high-vibe day for visibility, optimism, and bold moves—share your vision, pitch your project, or ask for what you truly want. Fortune favors the bold, right?

6.25 – New Moon in Cancer
Set intentions around support, stability, and emotional safety—especially in your work-life balance. Nurture what’s quietly powerful.

6.26 – Mercury enters Leo
Your voice gets bolder, clearer, and more magnetic. Say it with confidence—or don’t say it at all.

6.27 – Mercury trine Saturn
Your words hold weight. Great day for business proposals, serious conversations, or sharing hard-won wisdom.

6.28 – Mercury trine Neptune
Creative storytelling and intuitive communication shine. Ideal for content creation, pitches, or inspiring your team.

6.29 – Mercury opposite Pluto
Speak with power, not control. This can be a mic-drop moment—or a meltdown. Choose precision over persuasion.