kicked off on a high note thanks to Jupiter back in its rightful place in Pisces, the combined Venus and Mercury retrogrades cautioned a slower pace and a gentle review of communication, values, and how these crucial but sometimes pesky sometimes intersect. But retrogrades come with quick expiration dates, and now on January 17, we get our first full moon of the year in none other than Cancer.
Luckily, this Venus retrograde is in its final weeks, officially ending on January 29. As the full moon in Cancer opposes Venus and Pluto, let it illuminate the transformations you’ve been undergoing in the realms of love and career. This lunation may be the perfect time to be honest with yourself and ask the hard questions.
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