Week of 14 to 20 September 2026: Transits
Chiron returns to Aries for the last time. Venus squares Pluto and Mercury opposes Saturn. What the week of 14-20 September asks of each rising sign.
Read the articleArticles and longer field guides on the sky, the chart and the slow work of reading one for the other.
Chiron returns to Aries for the last time. Venus squares Pluto and Mercury opposes Saturn. What the week of 14-20 September asks of each rising sign.
Read the articleFour events land on the same day this week: the Virgo New Moon, Uranus stationing retrograde, Mercury into Libra and Venus into Scorpio. What each rising sign can expect.
Read the articleThe sky kept moving after you were born. Your chart did not. What happens when the two meet is the whole subject of transits.
Read the articleThe astrology of relationships promises to tell you whether two people are compatible. That is the wrong question, and the real one is more useful.
Read the articleThe final Pisces eclipse of a two-year cycle, at 4° Pisces on August 27-28. What it tends to close, who feels it, and how it pairs with the Leo eclipse.
Read the articleThe August 12 eclipse falls at 20° Leo, on the south node. Where the release tends to touch, house by house, read for your rising sign first and then your Sun.
Read the articleThe planet of structure spends four and a half months moving backwards. What it asks of you, and why no two sources agree on when it started.
Read the articleChiron was found in 1977, so no ancient astrologer read it. What your Chiron sign tends to ask of you, sign by sign, and why the sore place and the gift usually sit together.
Read the guideWhen yours falls, why it is three crossings rather than a date, how the second differs from the first and what it means that this one is happening in Aries.
Read the guideAsk someone their sign and you get one answer. The full one is three. What each placement governs, why the rising sign decides more than it seems and what happens when they disagree.
Read the articleWithout the hour there is no reliable rising sign and that is worth saying early. But the time is written down in more places than people expect, starting with a certificate almost nobody orders.
Read the articleOnce a year the Sun returns to the exact degree it held at your birth and a new chart begins. What changes and what never does, where it is calculated and why it says little on its own.
Read the articleA total eclipse at 20° Leo, just sixteen days after the nodes open the new Aquarius-Leo axis. What it reviews, who feels it most by rising sign and why August carries two eclipses on two different axes.
Read the articleBehind the birthday phrase about another trip around the sun sits a real chart, drawn for one exact moment. What that chart can tell you about your year: its rising sign, its Moon, the houses it lights up and the question it leaves you with.
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