Your September 2026 Horoscope for Taurus
by Susan MillerOn another topic, nearly all month Mars will be in Cancer, until September 27, which is sublime for you—you will be able to travel short distances and enjoy being in a new setting, even if only over a weekend. Once Mars moves into Leo on September 27, to stay until November 26, you will be focused on your home and family and won’t find it easy to pull away to travel, so take advantage of this opportunity now.
I will say that the very happiest part of your chart is about your home. You have Jupiter, the giver of gifts and luck, in your home sector, so if you have to move or want to renovate or improve your décor, you could not wish for a better time to act. Jupiter will remain with you until July 26, 2027, so you have plenty of time to turn your home into your castle. Your family will be supportive of your goals too, and you will have a chance to weave happy memories by being together, mixing relatives of all ages. They love you so much, and it will show. You are moving into a very sweet time.
As you get closer to month’s end, on September 26 there will be a full moon in Aries (4º) that will light your twelfth house of healing. This is a hidden part of your chart that rules places of confinement—hospitals, nursing homes, physical therapy and recovery facilities, rehab centers, and so forth. You may be visiting a family member or friend in one of these places, or you might decide to opt for a procedure or surgery you want to have done but have put off. This would be a good time to do it. Although Saturn will be 8º apart from the full moon, it’s still within the area of influence, so your recovery may take a little longer than you expect. That is OK—sometimes Mother Nature is supposed to take her time.
The good part is that Pluto, the planet of transformation, will be sextile (a good aspect) the full moon—a big plus. Pluto’s friendly stance can greatly rejuvenate you. You also have friendly vibrations from Uranus, which suggests your health insurance will pay, or that money will not be an object—you may feel surprised. It’s always a good idea to call your insurance company before doing any surgery or procedure to know for sure. If you can’t afford the medical action, you may be able to work out a payment plan and still move ahead.
