Daily Horoscope for June 10, 2025
General Daily Insight for June 10, 2025
Our luck is changing in wonderful ways. Fortuitous Jupiter is decamping from its yearlong tour of mercurial Gemini and moving into Cancer at 2:10 am EDT, to stay for roughly the next thirteen months. Jupiter is exalted in Cancer, which means this generous planet is able to express itself to the best of its ability here. There will be plenty of blessings to appreciate during this transit! Meanwhile, Mercury in Cancer nudges Pluto in Aquarius, drawing out any once-hidden feelings.
Aries
March 21 – April 19
Home is where the heart is — and a great deal of happiness, too. You are in for a cozy and comforting cycle as Jupiter touches down in your domestic 4th house for the first time in about a dozen years, bringing positivity and possibility in its wake. Whether you are hoping to expand your family, bring more excitement into your home, or looking for a new place entirely to hang up your hat, Jupiter can make it happen. Hard work can earn lovely results.
Taurus
April 20 – May 20
Hit the town and start chatting! Exciting Jupiter is jumping into your chaotic 3rd house for the next year, making everything happen that much faster. Whether you're nourishing brand-new ideas or delving into unknown social connections, you can create something truly special. This rotation will be especially valuable if you're involved in communications of any kind, professionally or personally. You're capable of phrasing your words with maximum appeal, helping your message make its way to those who'll be happy to listen.
Gemini
May 21 – June 20
You might be about to become a money magnet! Bountiful Jupiter is exiting your sign and progressing into your 2nd House of Income, magnifying your finances in a wonderful way. This can bring updated opportunities at work, though you could also discover another gig that pays more than you ever expected. You are at risk of spending more than usual, because Jupiter may tempt you to splash out on the best deals. Do your level best to maintain a day-to-day budget.
Cancer
June 21 – July 22
It is your moment to shine, Cancer! Prosperous Jupiter is touching down in your sign for the next year, making you the luckiest member of the zodiac. Jupiter wants to bring you countless opportunities to increase both the bounty in your life and the overall scope of your world, so this is no time for playing it small. Your greatest ambitions and deepest desires will be much more easily achieved during this cycle, so do not let it go to waste.
Leo
July 23 – August 22
Trust in your fantasies. Jupiter is entering your dreamy 12th house for the next year. Here, Jupiter acts as a fairy godparent, keeping an eye on you and sending unexpected help when you need it most. This sector is also very inspirational, so your imagination and your creativity may be off the charts. Whether or not you consider yourself an artist, consider learning an unfamiliar art, like woodworking or pottery. If you can't find any local classes, try looking online. Most importantly, have fun!
Virgo
August 23 – September 22
Get ready to enjoy the fruits of your labor. Jupiter is bidding farewell to your career sector after a year-long tour of working your way up the ladder, and is finally entering your wishful 11th house until the end of next June. This gives you plenty of time to fill with fun and social support as people come out in droves to applaud your efforts. When you work hard, you deserve to play just as hard! This is your cosmic permission to clock out.
Libra
September 23 – October 22
Aim as high as you can, Libra! You are entering a powerful phase that will last nearly thirteen months as expansive Jupiter swans into your 10th House of Initiative for the first time in over a decade. Jupiter is going to invigorate your journey toward your goals, boosting you up life's ladder at high speed. Let it energize you to look for opportunities that might normally have slipped by you. The doors to success are yours, so don't hesitate to throw them open!
Scorpio
October 23 – November 21
The world can only get bigger. The universe is inviting you to spread your wings and fly off to fresh vistas as Jupiter enters your 9th House of Learning, where it will be broadening your horizons until the end of June 2026. Jupiter is very comfortable in this sector, allowing you to make the most of this time, whether you're traveling, returning to school, exploring your spirituality, or studying a foreign language. This is no time for letting limitations weigh you down.
Sagittarius
November 22 – December 21
Diamonds don't always need pressure to form — not right now, at least! You are entering a phase of refreshment, one when you can find beautiful rewards and transformational opportunities without needing to bend over backward to make it all happen. This is thanks to Jupiter arriving in your 8th House of Shared Resources. You can attract more money during this cycle, which will last a little over a year, so keep your eyes peeled for extra windfalls and well-earned rewards.
Capricorn
December 22 – January 19
Make it a double, Capricorn. The partnerships in your life are taking on a special importance as lucky Jupiter arrives in your 7th House of Relationships, blessing the people already close to you while simultaneously bringing exciting connections your way. This can be wonderful for romantic relationships, but you can also align yourself with different professional partners or make new friends, so don't think this is only going to apply to one kind of relationship. There just needs to be two of you!
Aquarius
January 20 – February 18
Your life is about to run much more smoothly. Jupiter is entering your 6th House of Practice for the next thirteen months, where it can up your productivity without overwhelming you. There should be no need to burn the midnight oil to see the results of this powerful transit. Additionally, other people may prove unusually helpful in your day-to-day life. In particular, if you're looking to change your employment situation, someone may jump up to show you an amazing opening.
Pisces
February 19 – March 20
The world is your oyster, so don't hesitate to dive in! You are entering a brand-new cycle centered around joy as Jupiter dances into your 5th House of Bliss to party for the next year. This sector is all about making the most of life and focusing on having a good time, but there is also a creative aspect to this area. Make a point of indulging in art — be it a simple scribble or a major DIY project. Just have fun with it!
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