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Your Horoscope for Pisces
by Susan MillerWatch May 22 when Uranus will conjoin the Sun in this same fourth house of home and may bring a breakthrough in home and family matters. Next month will bring bigger, more sustained energy to reach these goals at the new moon of June 14 and the days that follow. That new moon will be beautifully aspected to other planets and will be able to help you see remarkable progress on your home and other property you may own. If you need to move, start looking now and in June—your best months to find your dream space. Family-related decisions will proceed smoothly, too.
As you wind down to month’s end, you will encounter a second full moon within one month, which is called a blue moon.
This second full moon is due May 31 in Sagittarius, 9 degrees. This could be a very exciting full moon because it will light your tenth house of prestigious professional achievement. You may be singled out for special praise, publicity, or a promotion, or you could win a new position with another company.
Uranus will oppose that full moon, so you may be temporarily distracted by things going on with home or family. Something may come up on the sidelines that might temporarily rattle your nerves, but I don’t see this as spoiling your full moon. No matter what happens, even enforced changes will work to your benefit.
I say that because Saturn will be beautifully “trine” the full moon (a heavenly aspect of harmony). Saturn is making a tighter mathematical aspect to the moon than Uranus, which means its relationship to the moon takes precedence. This indicates that the work you did over the course of the year, even reaching back to a far earlier time, will likely be recognized and rewarded. Your status in your company, your industry, or the world is rising, dear Pisces. The Sun in your solar chart is tied to your sixth house of work assignments, and the moon is tied to your creativity, and both will be important elements in giving you this special career moment.
