Pisces Pisces

May 6 ~ May 20

“If you want to know where your heart is,” Walt Whitman wrote, “look to where your mind goes when it wanders.” Your awareness drifts easily now, moving between thought and feeling, memory and possibility. There is meaning in where you go when you are not trying, when the mind lets go and the Soul begins to speak. Pay attention to those moments. They are showing you something true. As Pluto slows and turns inward in Aquarius, something within you can’t help but follow. On Wednesday, May 6, it begins its annual five-month retrograde cycle. The outer world still turns, but your inner world becomes louder, richer, more alive. This is not a time to push forward—it is a time to stay receptive, to listen, and to allow the truth to rise in its own way.

A New Moon in Taurus on Saturday, May 16, grounds this awareness, helping you give form to what you feel. There is something ready to come alive, but it must be approached gently, with patience, with trust. Mercury at the final degree of Taurus merges with this lunar swell of energy, suggesting there is something unfinished within you that still longs to be experienced and expressed.

As Mercury moves into Gemini the following day, clarity begins to find its voice. What once felt intangible starts to organize itself into words, into understanding. And as Venus enters fellow water sign Cancer on Monday, May 18, your emotional world deepens, drawing you closer to what feels like home—within yourself and with others, and the experiences that make your heart come alive. Mars, the planet of desire, enters compatible Taurus the same day, redirecting your attention toward what still longs to be expressed, echoing the message of the New Moon. Something once shelved for practical reasons may begin returning to life, reminding you that some desires never disappear. they simply wait for the right season to rise again.

You do not need to push the river to reach the sea. Let yourself drift. Let yourself feel. Let yourself receive. What is meant for you will find you in the stillness.

To the mind that is still, the whole universe surrenders. — Lao Tzu