12/07/2026
We need certain factors for a rainbow to arise: rain/moisture in the air and the sun…
Astrological aspects this week also bring key factors together making this a turnaround week astrologically due not least to the Uranus – Neptune aspect on Wednesday.
The ‘turnaround’ applies mostly on a global level…we are already seeing some developments which we might describe as ‘stranger than fiction’, such as the UAP files, and a slightly surreal feel to the week could persist.
If you haven’t already read my 2026 preview* on my blog page, and you understand astrological terminology, you may enjoy catching up on how far we’ve gone already down one particular path this year. In the article I describe this as a watershed year and July as a watershed month where we will go further down certain scientific routes such as increasing use of digital technology and the risk of escalating war scenarios.
Tuesday’s new moon in Cancer is an excellent time to take a nurturing approach to yourself and others. It’s a time to consider whether advancements we are taking collectively are in our own best interest and each others’.
If you feel they are, this is a time to augment paths you’ve already set in motion for yourself. If you feel that some areas of your life could benefit from more of a sense of self-nurturance and nurturance of others, this week is a good time to take action to create a more supportive and thriving environment for yourself and others, especially towards the end of the week.
Because of the strong prevalence of Uranus in this week’s astrology, expect to see unexpected or sudden changes (this mostly on a community/global level), but for some of us, there will also be surprises in our own lives. And so the more you can formulate a contingency plan, the better for you, in case you’ll need to reconsider how you wish to proceed.
On a personal level, if you have plans scheduled that you really want to turbo charge, the days after the new moon will be ideal to take action.
I hope you have a good week. x
*www.astrocast.com.au/blog