We are currently in the sign of Capricorn
The Moon moves to Capricorn in 9 days (Monday, 30 December, 2024, 08:00 UTC)
Mercury moves to Capricorn in 19 days (Thursday, 09 January, 2025, 08:00 UTC)
Mars moves to Capricorn in 359 days (Monday, 15 December, 2025, 08:00 UTC)
The Sun In Capricorn
Winter arrives in the northern hemisphere when the Sun moves into cool Capricorn. There’s a serious tone about this time of year because it’s when we look for new hope in a time of darkness. Just as the Capricorn symbol of the Mountain Goat climbs higher and higher, most of us will work hard toward bigger and better things during this time.
Capricorn is an Earth sign ruled by karmic planet Saturn, so when the Sun moves into this sign, we’ll all spend a little time contemplating the karmic lessons from the past year. This transit also urges us come up with new goals and take the first steps toward achieving them. It’s no coincidence that the New Year happens under the Capricorn Sun!
Things get a little more buttoned up when the Sun moves into conservative Capricorn. Take care of business. This persevering Goat likes to be in control, which helps them stay on track as they climb the ladder of success. Act like a Capricorn by getting organized and planning for the future! Capricorn is known for being bossy, but it’s because they care so much. If you need to take charge and get a little bossy so you can get things done, go ahead while the Capricorn Sun is shining!
Watch out for burnout! Capricorn’s biggest struggle is finding time for fun in the midst of getting things done. Remember to take a break every once in a while and have a few laughs. Capricorn is the most masterful zodiac sign, fierce and determined to be the very best at whatever game they play. This transit will help you harness some of that winning Capricorn energy for yourself.
Capricorn Report
"Capricorn: Buckle Up, Buttercup! Saturn's Ring Toss is About to Get as Real as a Vegan's Tempeh Tantrum!"
The next Capricorn will start in 158 days, at Sunday, 22 December, 2024
The Moon moves to Capricorn in 2 days, at Friday, 19 July, 2024
Mercury moves to Capricorn in 176 days, at Thursday, 09 January, 2025
Venus moves to Capricorn in 118 days, at Tuesday, 12 November, 2024
Pluto moves to Capricorn in 47 days, at Monday, 02 September, 2024
The Waxing Gibbous moon is currently 10.5 days old. The next new moon is at 11:14:21, 4 Aug 2024. The next full moon is at 18:28:35, 19 Aug 2024.
Alright, Capricorns, gather around! It's time to get your daily dose of cosmic comedy. Now, before we start, I'd like to remind you that the moon is in its Waxing Gibbous phase, which is just a fancy way of saying it's 10.5 days old. But hey, who's counting? Oh wait, I am.
So, as the moon bulks up faster than a bodybuilder on protein shakes, it's high time for you to focus on growth, too. You see, this phase is like your celestial gym membership, Capricorn! It's all about building up your strengths and working on those metaphorical muscles of yours - resilience, determination, and patience. Yes, patience is also a muscle. Don't debate me on this one.
And remember, you're a Capricorn, not a "Crapricorn". So, no more self-doubt or beating yourself up over past mistakes. The universe doesn't hold grudges, my friend, and neither should you. As a wise man (or was it a Muppet?) once said, "Do. Or do not. There is no try."
Take it from the stars, Capricorn: It's time to let go of perfectionism and embrace the messy, beautiful chaos that is life. Be like Pluto, grinning on the edge of the solar system, not giving a hoot about being demoted from planet status.
To sum it up, this Waxing Gibbous phase is your call to action. Time to unleash your inner superhero, flex those resilience muscles, and remember: you're a Capricorn, not a "Crapricorn"!
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SignToday Is Posting: 17.07.2024 08:32:02 (cap-17-07-2024)
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