Pisces
FEB 19 - MAR 20
This week, you’re making a deep connection.
The week begins on Sunday, June 16, as Venus in Gemini squares Neptune in Pisces. And later that day, Venus enters the sign of Cancer where it will stay until July 11. You are extremely intuitive today, so much so that you might withdraw from the world. Pisces, you might hear everyone in your head at once or feel waves of different emotions that belong to the people around you. You are the ocean and you feel the pull of the tides.
On Monday, June 17, Mercury enters the sign of Cancer where it will stay until July 2. Then Mercury conjoins Venus in Cancer and your house of romance and pleasure. You and your sweetheart are very much in sync today. Your energies blend, and you feel closer to your partner than you have in some time. If you’re looking for love, you could meet someone with an open, loving heart now.
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