Your Weekly Horoscope Is In: Here Are 3 Days Worth Highlighting

As the annual full moon in Aquarius unleashes expression, it's time to embrace your own inner weirdness. Here's the beautiful paradox of Aquarius energy: It rules both individuality AND collaboration. How can you bring your unique skills to share with a collective? Keep that in mind and your dream team could assemble within two weeks of this full moon. With this humanitarian energy afoot, how about activating your activism—or directing it to reach more people?

After extended voyages through a single sign, Mercury and Venus are both moving on to new zodiac stations this week. Since May 28, expressive Mercury was submerged in introspective, compassionate Cancer, heightening sensitivities and TBH, making it a little bit easier to deal with social restrictions that kept us all close to home. Normally Mercury hovers in a sign for a brief, three weeks. But due to the June 18 to July 12 retrograde, 2020 gave us 10 heart-opening weeks to be all in our feelings, from grief to rage to empathy. Mercury's move into Cancer unlocked the vault. The timing of this cycle began three days after the tragic murder of George Floyd and dovetailed with the passionate, global uprising—as well as the ongoing call for justice for Breonna Taylor. There is just no ignoring the heart-wrenching pain of injustice when Mercury is in the sign of family, safety, and the divine mother.

The warm-fuzzy vibes continue during this four-week cycle. Need to get something off your chest? Diplomatic Venus can help you address emotional friction without intensifying the charge. Atmosphere is everything, so whatever outcome you want to create, think ahead! (Heck, make a vision board.) From lights to sounds to beautifully plated meals, setting the right tone is a multisensory experience. This transit also wraps up Venus' prolonged passage through dualistic, intellectual Gemini, which began on April 3 and included a head-spinning retrograde from May 13 to June 25. Here's hoping you emerge being BFFs with your boo—or at least having a greater sense of empathy for your loved one's quirks.