On September 4, Jupiter will station retrograde in Taurus, marking the start of a revision period regarding your creative hobbies, passions, and leisure activities. In recent months, you’ve been expanding your desire for pleasure and fulfillment and, as the planet of growth stations retrograde, you’ll be reconsidering the ways you let your hair down. How have you been allowing yourself to have fun? As someone who’s very goal-driven, this transit is an opportunity for you not to take yourself too seriously, but as the retrograde begins, you’ll be reconsidering the ways you do this.
The Virgo new moon on September 14 brings new beginnings to your desire for expanded knowledge and wisdom, inviting you to lean into education and enlightenment. You may feel compelled to enroll in a new class now or stop by the bookstore – pursuing any study that gets your wheels turning is a good idea now. You may also engage in conversations with others that allow you to give advice or words of encouragement, so feel free to lean into using your voice. Odds are you’ll have more to say than usual, and your message could actually inspire and help someone who needs it.
The sun shifts into the social, creative sign of Libra on September 23, illuminating your desire for accomplishments and success in your professional life. As a natural go-getter, you’re always looking for ways to connect to the world through your work, and this season is an ideal time for doing so. You may be launching a new business or gaining recognition for work you’ve done during this time. Expect an increased amount of recognition to come your way, making this a very visible time for your career.
On September 29, the Aries full moon lights up your home and family affairs, prompting you to assert an increased level of independence in this area. This full moon may spotlight some changes that may be underway in your private life, that call for you to take the lead in some way. You’ll be feeling more impulsive than usual now, so be mindful of making any rash decisions that could put your living situation at risk, or ruffle a family member’s feathers. Consider the ways you can continue to assert your autonomy here, but try to avoid any heated emotional conflicts.