We have 2 eclipses this month bringing changes, and we may see some good luck and creative energy during the first half of June. But, as this month progresses, we could encounter problems and unexpected emergencies. We will actually have 3 eclipses this summer with the final one on July 1st. June could be a month of transition and spiritual hurtles. Try to be prepared for anything, and don't press your luck.

The month begins with a new moon solar eclipse in Gemini singing in harmony with Saturn on June 1st. This will be an excellent time for changes in business, or some may just be ready to make some practical changes at home. The eclipse will be the major influence for change, but we also have 2 outer planets influencing changes. Neptune will be turning retrograde on June 3rd, and Jupiter will enter Taurus on June 4th. Those with dominate Pisces in their charts may find that the changes upon them are difficult and upsetting. Sagittarius and Taurus may discover that there are opportunities for fortune in their grasp.

The week of June 6th looks very promising with two outer planets, Jupiter and Neptune, singing in harmony. My Llewellyn Calender calls it, "mystical inspiration." It will be an excellent week for creative projects and romantic encounters, but Venus will be angry with the lineup. Taurus and Libra may need to watch out for delusions or confusion. Because these two planets are sitting on the cusps, there could be some heroic moments. Keep the cape handy, because someone may need to be rescued.

Sunday, June 12th could be a day of inspiration with Saturn turning direct, Mercury joining the Sun, and Venus singing with Uranus. Things could turn out better than we planned on that day, but with an approaching lunar eclipse on June 15th, there could also be some unexpected issues to deal with. This eclipse will be a total lunar eclipse and will not be viewable from the US. Nonetheless, it will still affect us. There could be changes in travel, or some could have unexpected problems with their cars. This eclipse could also affect siblings, neighbors, and even higher education and institutions.

There could be a few more upsets on Fathers' Day and on through the first few days of the week of June 19th. Mercury and Pluto will be at a standoff on Sunday, which could cause some of us to put our feet in our mouths. Think before you speak, because there is a potential for quarrels. Mars will be in a battle with Neptune through June 22nd, and this may really drain our energy. Laziness could become pandemic. Some may reach for their addictions to cope. The Sun will move in to appease Mars and Neptune on May 22nd, so there could be some positive results from our efforts. Things will improve as we approach the weekend, and good-luck could be shining upon us once again.

The week of June 26th could bring more upsets and mistakes with the Sun, Uranus, and Pluto at a T-square. There could be arguments, accidents, and even thefts. But Mars will be appeasing Uranus, so if we don't let things get us down, we may just find success in the long run.

We will have one more eclipse this summer on Friday, July 1st, so June could quite probably end with turmoil. July looks much more serene. Check back next month to find out more.

Janet (Sparrow) Moon is a professional psychic and astrologer. You can visit her web site for more articles about upcoming events in astrology, and to read her daily astrology general tendencies forecast. (This article can be reprinted freely online, as long as the entire article and this bio is included.) http://www.sparrowmoon.com/

July is going to feel like a vacation compared to June. Yes, we will have a few ups an downs, but nothing like the conflicts we dealt with last month. Also, Jupiter and Pluto will be dancing together though the first half of July inspiring psychological growth and a renewed optimism.

July begins with a solar eclipse early on July 1st. We may be dealing with some losses, and we may be feeling rather tired as we begin our holiday weekend. But, our social life and our love for life should return by Sunday, July 3rd. Our July 4th holiday will be great for parties and friends, but don't get too excited. Some may say a few things they will regret.

We will be dealing we at least one major planetary aspect every day from July 4th through July 9th. The week after the holiday will be eventful, to say the least. There could be some upsets on Tuesday, July 5th, but our energy and our optimism will be high through July 7th. There could be problems with loved ones or unexpected accidents on Friday and Saturday, July 8th and 9th, but people will also be patient and ready to help.

Monday, July 11th, will be an excellent day for travel and conversations, but Tuesday and Wednesday, July 12th and 13th, could bring sarcasm from loved ones. The boss (or other authority figures) may also say some hurtful things. The Capricorn full Moon on Friday, July 15th, should set an ambitious tone. Thursday and Friday will be a great time for business ventures and getting some work done.

The week of July 17th may actually be boring. The planets will be calm and the Moon will be doing her usual thing all the way through the first day of Leo, July 23rd.

The week of July 25th may start off a little crazy and could become very exciting by Wednesday, July 27th. After all the boredom from last week, we could very well be ready for some intellectual, spiritual, and even juvenile stimulation. Changes may be happening faster than we'd like, and there could be some nasty gossip in the air on Thursday and Friday, July 28th and 29th.

The excitement will probably continue though the end of the month with Mercury turning retrograde on August 2nd and the planets starting a game of tag. Enjoy the peace and quiet this month, because August will be a much different story. Check back next month for all the details.

Janet (Sparrow) Moon is a professional psychic and astrologer. You can visit her web site for more articles about upcoming events in astrology, and to read her daily astrology general tendencies forecast. (This article can be reprinted freely online, as long as the entire article and this bio is included.) http://sparrowmoon.com/