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Aries (March 21 – April 19)
Feeling: Impatient. Frustrated but ready. You are ready to launch, leap, and conquer, but life has been whispering, 'not yet, babe.' Frustrating? Absolutely. But the pause is not punishment, it's protection.
You need: Rest, without guilt. Recharge that fire because slowing down does not mean weakness.
Prediction: A bold new opportunity lands mid-August, but only if you stop chasing every door and trust one is about to swing wide open.
Tarot says: The Lovers – A powerful choice is coming. Choose alignment over ego.
Word: Alignment
Taurus (April 20 – May 20)
Feeling: Tired of pretending you are fine. You have been the dependable rock for everyone, but inside, you are one favour away from ghosting life for a while.
You need: Solitude, peace and nourishment. Permission to choose you first.
Prediction: September brings clarity in love or money. Something that felt stuck finally unblocks, and you will breathe easier.
Tarot says: The Hermit – Go inward, babe. The answer is hiding in your stillness.
Word: Boundaries
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Gemini (May 21 – June 20)
Feeling: Mentally busy, emotionally, feeling meh. You are chatting, creating, and keeping busy, but where is the connection? That's the craving beneath it all.
You need: An honest conversation with someone who truly understands you, no filters.
Prediction: A big friendship or love decision comes late August. Speak your truth - it wins every time, even if you walk away.
Tarot says: Two of Swords - Clarity comes when you stop overthinking and listen to your gut, not the noise.
Word: Truth
Cancer (June 21 – July 22)
Feeling: Overwhelmed. Emotional. Unseen. You have been holding everyone else's emotions. Who is holding yours?
You need: A safe space. A good cry. A warm hug. Permission to unravel without apology.
Prediction: September brings deep emotional healing, especially around family and identity.
Tarot says: Ten of Cups - Harmony and love are possible if you let others in.
Word: Healing
Leo (July 23 – August 22)
Feeling: Slaying, but secretly sad. You are glowing on the outside, but your heart feels a little drained.
You need: Creative outlets with no pressure, and connections that feel real, not staged.
Prediction: Your confidence gets a fiery boost by the end of Leo season. Mark August 12 as a power day.
Tarot says: The Sun - your joy is your power. Own it unapologetically.
Word: Radiance
Virgo (August 23 – September 22)
Feeling: Like you are spinning 50 plates, while being blindfolded. Overthinking every detail, every message, every move. It's exhausting.
You need: Messy magic. Something imperfect, spontaneous, and free.
Prediction: Late September brings a breakthrough in your work or daily life that makes you breathe easier.
Tarot says: The Fool – Take the leap. Perfection is a fairly over-rated.
Word: Freedom
Libra (September 23 – October 22)
Feeling: Drained by other people's drama and expectations.
You need: Space, solo time, and a reminder that your magic does not need an audience to be real.
Prediction: An exciting invite (travel, love, or collaboration) comes in September. Say yes, it changes the energy.
Tarot says: Six of Swords - Moving on from chaos is your glowup.
Word: Peace
Scorpio (October 23 – November 21)
Feeling: Guard up, heart aching. You are pretending you are fine, but vulnerability is your real strength.
You need: An honest, heartfelt connection. Speak what you feel? It's safe to be open.
Prediction: October brings romance, either a powerful reconnection or a fresh spark.
Tarot says: The Moon – Fear can blur your intuition. Trust your gut.
Word: Vulnerability
Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21)
Feeling: Caged by routine, daydreaming of airports and freedom. But what are you really chasing. a break or an escape?
You need: Purpose, passion, something to ground your adventurous soul.
Prediction: September brings career or financial surprises, in the best way.
Tarot says: Page of Wands – Curiosity opens new doors. Stay playful.
Word: Expansion
Capricorn (December 22 – January 19)
Feeling: Productive but numb. You're ticking boxes but asking, 'Where's the joy?'
You need: Play, laughter, and something that's just for you.
Prediction: A close connection deepens in September, bringing emotional support you didn't know you needed.
Tarot says: Three of Cups – Reconnect with joy and your people.
Word: Joy
Aquarius (January 20 – February 18)
Feeling: Disconnected, lost in your head. It's safe to feel again.
You need: Truthful chats, deep eye contact, someone who creates a safe space for you.
Prediction: A reconnection brings closure or starts an exciting new chapter. Watch the September full moon.
Tarot says: Ace of Cups - New emotional beginnings are ready to bloom.
Word: Openness
Pisces (February 19 – March 20)
Feeling: Overstimulated and under-nourished. You have been everyone's sponge, but your soul is running on empty.
You need: A spiritual reset, slow mornings, grounding rituals, and alone time with your dreams.
Prediction: A creative project you shelved returns in October, and this time you are fully ready.
Tarot says: The Star – Hope is real, and your light is needed more than ever.
Word: Rebirth
Mellissa Mallaya-Pandya
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Mellissa Mallaya-Pandya is one-half of the Mystic Sisters, an intuitive life coach and best-selling author. To book a private consultation, DM @mysticsisters_ on Instagram: Facebook or WhatsApp +44 7720748095.
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