07/09/2026
Jupiter Moves into Leo
It’s that time of year, when Jupiter makes it big transit. This happened last week and we are settling into the new energy now. There has been a lot of energy and movement in our sky lately and I know I sure have been feeling it. For me it has felt like a combination of deep insights, new ideas, creativity, poetry, over thinking, not sleeping well, vivid dreams, headaches, bursts of energy followed by deep rest and loosing my voice. (I’ll share my new poem with you on my next newsletter).
This shift in the sky, comes with a new invitation. As Jupiter—the planet of expansion, abundance, wisdom, and good fortune—moves from the nurturing waters of Cancer into the radiant fire of Leo, we begin a new twelve-month journey. One that asks us to stop hiding, trust our hearts, and allow ourselves to be seen and heard.
Over the past year, Jupiter in Cancer encouraged us to soften inward. We were invited to nurture ourselves, tend to our emotional world, and deepen our relationship with home, family, and the wisdom of the heart.
Now, the energy changes.
Leo reminds us that healing isn’t only about turning inward. Sometimes healing is found in expressing ourselves fully, following joy, creating something meaningful, and remembering who we truly are. For me it’s a beautiful balance as a Cancer Moon, Leo rising and Ta**us Sun.
This is a year to reconnect with your inner fire.
To create because it brings you alive.
To speak your truth.
To try something new
To take the class.
To start the business.
To write the book.
To create poetry/art again.
To forgive and reconnect deeper with your heart.
To dance.
To laugh.
To love boldly.
To let yourself be seen—not for validation, but because your authentic presence is a gift to the world.
Jupiter expands whatever it touches. In Leo, it expands creativity, confidence, courage, generosity, leadership, and heartfelt expression. It asks us to trust that there is enough abundance for everyone when we each shine in our own unique way.
May this be the year you remember that the world doesn’t need a perfected version of you.
It simply needs the real, authentic you.