Jupiter is the planet of good luck

This week brings some great Jupiter action … first the Moon triggers Jupiter today and then in two days’ time, Jupiter triggers Neptune. Here’s a reminder of where Jupiter is in your chart and where you can expect to get lucky, to seek freedom, be inspired (thanks to the upcoming Neptune link) and/or to experience some kind of expansion…

Break out the bunting! You’re in a classic Lucky Cycle. Jupiter is the planet of good fortune and he’s in the part of your chart where the dice more often rolls in your favour – your 5th House. Even though there may be other things going on in your chart which mean you still have to work hard and don’t have as much time off as you might like, the good news is that you should still manage to eke a lot of fun out of the coming months. The 5th House is where we express ourselves openly – and if you’ve forgotten what it feels like to do that, don’t worry. You really will remember now. It’s the part of our chart where we keep our Inner Child and good old Uncle Jupiter, who arrives laden with cheer and presents, is most certainly the one to bring your Inner Child out to play. For this reason, this transit is very positive where children (your own or someone else’s) are concerned. If you’re wanting to get pregnant anytime soon, start practicing! It’s also good for romance because nothing needs a bit of light-hearted relief like partnership. Forget about the snipping and the sniping, the coming months will help you to remember how to amuse yourself with Someone Else. Singles could easily meet more than one person to play with. Couples will reinvigorate their enjoyment of each other. Lastly, this is a very good transit if you have creative aspirations. Go for it. Travel is also extra likely this cycle.

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