Your horoscope,
drawn from the actual sky.

With the Moon in your house of horizons, the small stuff will feel smaller than it did yesterday. The Moon is building, and so is anything you started recently, and attention keeps returning to travel, study, belief and the long view. With the Moon square Neptune, someone is telling a version of the truth rather than the whole of it.

The Moon is in your eighth house, where nothing stays on the surface for long. A waxing crescent favours small, early commitments, and attention keeps returning to shared money, intimacy and things that need ending properly. The Moon squares Neptune, so someone is telling a version of the truth rather than the whole of it.

With the Moon in your seventh house, you will understand yourself best through somebody else's reaction. A waxing crescent favours small, early commitments, and attention keeps returning to partnership, one-to-one dealings and negotiation. With the Moon square Neptune, someone is telling a version of the truth rather than the whole of it.

The Moon is working through your sixth house, which makes small maintenance jobs unexpectedly satisfying. A waxing crescent favours small, early commitments, and attention keeps returning to routine, work you owe someone, and the health habits behind it. With the Moon square Neptune, the facts are blurrier than they appear; postpone anything binding.

With the Moon in your house of play, seriousness is the least productive setting available to you. A waxing crescent favours small, early commitments, and attention keeps returning to romance, play, creativity and anything done for pleasure. The Moon squares Neptune today — someone is telling a version of the truth rather than the whole of it.

The Moon has gone home to your fourth house, and your appetite for company drops accordingly. The Moon is building, and so is anything you started recently, and attention keeps returning to home, family and the part of life nobody else sees. With the Moon square Neptune, the facts are blurrier than they appear; postpone anything binding.

With the Moon in your third house, the useful information arrives sideways — in a passing remark, not a meeting. The Moon is building, and so is anything you started recently, and attention keeps returning to conversation, errands, siblings and short journeys. With the Moon square Neptune, the facts are blurrier than they appear; postpone anything binding.

The Moon moves through your resources, so money and self-worth get tangled together for the day. A waxing crescent favours small, early commitments, and attention keeps returning to money, belongings and what you think you are worth. With the Moon square Neptune, someone is telling a version of the truth rather than the whole of it.

With the Moon on your first house, you are the weather today — everyone around you will be reading it. The Moon is building, and so is anything you started recently, and attention keeps returning to yourself, your body and the impression you make. The Moon squares Neptune, so someone is telling a version of the truth rather than the whole of it.

The Moon has slipped into your twelfth house, the quiet room before your next cycle begins. The Moon is building, and so is anything you started recently, and attention keeps returning to rest, solitude and whatever you have been avoiding. With the Moon square Neptune, the facts are blurrier than they appear; postpone anything binding.

The Moon moves through your house of friendship, and the right conversation is a group one. The Moon is building, and so is anything you started recently, and attention keeps returning to friends, networks and what you are quietly hoping for. With the Moon square Neptune, the facts are blurrier than they appear; postpone anything binding.

With the Moon in your tenth house, people in authority are watching more closely than they let on. A waxing crescent favours small, early commitments, and attention keeps returning to career, reputation and the people who outrank you. The Moon squares Neptune, so the facts are blurrier than they appear; postpone anything binding.