Summer could get off to a languid start, and that’s perfectly okay with you, Pisces. Not only is the Sun lounging in Gemini and your fourth house of home and family, putting you in domestic spirits, but monastic Saturn is in Aquarius and your twelfth house of solitude, closure and healing from March 21 to July 1. That’s on top of four planets (Venus, Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto) already in slowed-down retrograde motion as the month begins, to be joined by a back-spinning Mercury and Neptune (your ruler) in the second half of June. Your mantra for the month may be “when in doubt, wait it out.”

 

Luckily, you’re an imaginative Pisces and can easily keep yourself amused with creative projects and 100 other ways to lose track of time. Don’t let us stop you! But be ready because there will be two game-changing eclipses this month, which could bring sudden change to your career and personal life. That’s all the more reason not to overload your schedule. You may need to be prepared to take quick, decisive action!

 

On June 5, the first of these events arrives: A lunar (full moon) eclipse sweeps through Sagittarius, igniting your tenth house of career and leadership. A chapter of your professional life could rocket to new heights of success—or it could come to a swift and unexpected turning point. If opportunity knocks, you’ll certainly want to answer and see who’s there. And if a position or client is “eclipsed” away, trust that it’s clearing space for something better.

 

This is the inaugural eclipse in a series that will ripple across the Gemini/Sagittarius axis between now and December 2021, reshuffling your work-life balance and bringing major change to your home, family, career and public affairs. You may relocate, change jobs or alter your lifestyle in a notable way. Your relationship with your mother, father or both could undergo a big transformation as Gemini and Sagittarius rule the “parent” houses of your chart.

 

The pace picks up later in the month as the Sun blazes into Cancer and your fifth house of passion, creativity and self-expression on June 20. Right as the summer solstice arrives, temperatures rise, and your appetite for adventure returns. If you’ve been sticking so close to home you’ve lost sight of the wider world, venture out to (safely) play again. A flirtation could move toward something more serious, even if you stick to “Zoom dates” and long phone conversations.

 

Coupled Pisces might spice things up, if only between the same four walls. Find a way to get back in touch with your body and desires—and to bring more physical activity into your life. If you can afford to, treat yourself to a couple cute summer outfits, even if only a handful of people will appreciate your adorable seasonal style update. (If you need a little extra attention or admiration, no shame—that’s why the gods created Instagram.)

 

This bawdy and buoyant energy picks up steam on June 21, when a Cancer solar (new moon) eclipse activates this same sizzling sector. Get ready: All eyes could be on you today and in the coming two weeks. This eclipse might kick off a summer fling or bring buzzworthy attention to your talents. Since the fifth house rules fertility, some Pisces could get unexpected baby news. But events could take a month to develop or fully play out. On July 20, a rare SECOND new moon in Cancer arrives, giving you another round of headline-grabbing mojo…and appeal! Don’t be surprised if the admirers come flocking to your profiles or declare their (masked) affection.

 

This is the grand finale in a two-year eclipse series that’s been working its way across the Cancer/Capricorn axis since July 2018, transforming your approach to romance, friendship and collaborations. You’ve learned valuable lessons about when it’s time to be the star and when the role of “best supporting actor” is more suitable. Many of your relationships—and their dynamics—have changed dramatically, and not just because of pandemic restrictions. Now you’ve got a powerful new playbook for how to deal with people, including the drama queens and divas, without losing your cool. Kudos, Pisces!

 

With these new skills in place, you should be ready for some frisky summer fun, if only in a socially distant small-group setting. The fly in the ointment is that Mercury, the planet of technology, communication and travel, is retrograde from June 18 to July 12—also in Cancer and this expressive, dramatic zone. An ex could ping you unexpectedly, but think twice before you answer that mating call, no matter how tempting. An old creative project might gain new traction now; perhaps the timing is finally right to debut this!

 

No need to rush, Pisces—at least, not before you take a clear-eyed look at the whole picture. Your ruling planet Neptune will make its annual five-month retrograde from June 23 to November 28, backing through YOUR sign. You may take a deeper look at your personal projects, plans and priorities now. Did you get swept up in the fantasy of what could be, ignoring what’s really going on? If you drifted from your purpose or path, use this time to correct course.

 

Work and money matters could heat up, demanding your focus starting June 27. That day, energizer Mars will begin an extended visit to Aries and your financial sector, staying until January 6, 2021. The red planet has been in Pisces since May 12, heating up your ambitions and spiking your mojo, but also adding pressure. Whew! It’s been a lot for a gentle Fish to take. But if you had some winning ideas with Mars sharpening your prowess, this next cycle will help you turn those dreams into tangible reality.

 

Who are the people you call friends? That may be up for questioning—or a surprising plot twist—on June 30, when transformational Pluto and supersizer Jupiter make their second of three rare meetups this year. These two potent planets are uniting in Capricorn and your eleventh house of teamwork and technology. You may see a reshuffling of the ranks or be invited to become part of a powerhouse collaboration. Are you feeling called to a role of leadership around your community or an important cause? Politics and activism might play an unexpected role in the next chapter of your life.

 

Look back to the first Jupiter-Pluto conjunction on April 4 for clues. This go-round, both planets are retrograde, which could bring events from three months ago back for review. A group you considered joining might now appeal, or you could reconnect with friends you haven’t seen since the quarantines began. But it will likely take until the third and final Jupiter-Pluto meetup on November 12 for this story to fully reveal itself.