Jupiter Turning Direct This Week in Cancer — Horoscopes for All 12 Signs

Hey everyone. This is Adam Elenbaas from Nightlight Astrology [https://nightlightastrology.com/].

Today we're going to take a look at Jupiter turning direct in the sign of Cancer.

Jupiter is exalted in Cancer and has been retrograde for quite some time now. That it's turning direct, what does that mean? What does that mean for each of us in our whole sign horoscopes? We're going to address that today.

I'm going to give you a sense of what house topics are being activated as Jupiter shifts direction, and what that might mean. Specifically, we'll go through every sign in order, and hopefully that will be useful for us.

What is, you know, anytime that a slow moving outer planet shifts directions, especially Jupiter, who spends about one year per sign, that change of direction can be really important, signaling that a period of revision, reflection is kind of complete, or that delays are passed. So we'll look at all of that today.

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So I hope that provides a useful service, right? Okay. Now, on that note, let's shift our attention to the real time clock, and let's talk about Jupiter turning direct. Of course, my epic pen is nowhere to be found. Ah, there you are.

Okay, so now let's take a look at Jupiter in the sign of Cancer. You'll see that one thing you can always—this is a little trick—can always tell, because Jupiter's passing a trine with the sun. So when the sun trine Jupiter, when they're just having recently separated, that's when Jupiter will station and turn retrograde. When the sun is approaching Jupiter, being the faster moving planet in the closing trine, that's when Jupiter will turn direct.

So if we—I'm going to fast forward this just a little bit—we're going to take a look at Jupiter over the next couple of days. First, I have to do this. All right, let's go forward, and you're going to notice that tomorrow, Tuesday, March 10, Jupiter has a little "S" over it, and Jupiter's stationing and then direct. The "S" disappears by Thursday.

So we're talking about a week in which Jupiter is stationing to turn direct. That's all you need to know. Technically, does it matter which day? No, it does not. I'll just say it, in case you're wondering, it doesn't. This week, Jupiter turns direct, and unless you were doing some very time-like, precision-based timing technique for one reason or another in astrology, for mundane purposes, all you really need to know is that Jupiter turns direct this week.

You'll notice it. You'll experience it, not just this week, because look at how long it's going to spend at that 15th degree. At 15th degree, Jupiter does not fully get off from indirect motion because of how long it takes for it to pick up its speed until April 4. So we're talking about several weeks of Jupiter barely moving on the degree that it's turned direct on, which means it's going to take a while for the process we're describing in horoscopes today to actually play out.

That's important, because what I'm delineating for you today is not just happening today. It's not just happening this week. It's a turning point in a process, and we have to be able to see the large arc of that process in time.

We're talking about also a process that got started a while ago. So let's go back in time. Let's go back in time to the opening trine that took place in Scorpio when the sun was in the sign of Scorpio. Here we go. You're going to see that the sun, this is November 16. The sun moved through a trine on the 16th and 17th with Jupiter in the sign of Cancer.

Well, that's—sorry, I say that like it wasn't there already. It was still in Cancer. It was just that right around that point in time, Jupiter was stationing to turn retrograde around that trine. In late November, the actual station to retrograde happened just before the trine, like November 12, November 13, the sun is moving into the trine Jupiter. It stations to turn retrograde.

So Jupiter's retrograde has been with us since mid-November. Okay, that's the most important thing to remember. From mid-November until right now, we have been dealing with a retrograde Jupiter. That's a timeline you can look back on if it makes sense. And if you can't find anything, don't sweat it, because sometimes these processes are hard to see, and frankly, a lot of it depends on how good of a memory you have, just being honest.

So go back to November in the whole sign house of Cancer, if you want kind of an accurate take on the entire process of the retrograde. What I'm going to do now is eliminate everything from our perspective, except for Jupiter, and we are going to delineate Jupiter's turn into direct motion for all 12 signs, starting with Aries, obviously. And let me just get—so I'm going to put Jupiter at the 15th degree and in indirect motion in this chart. Just know it's happening this week.

So what we're going to do now is we're going to walk through your horoscopes for all 12 signs, remembering that what you've been working through since November with Jupiter in this whole sign house. Could be thought of the retrograde itself as a process of reconsideration, of revision, of reflection.

Just take that kind of retrograde symbolism of something moving backward through a space that it had already moved forward through, and think about it as kind of a—it's like, it's like cosmic regurgitation. I used to say—this is funny, haven't said this for a while—it's like Pac-Man moving along a set of pellets, chewing them up. And then retrograde is like he's moving backward, barfing them out. Those are the zodiacal degrees. It's kind of gross, sorry.

Where has growth stalled? Required patience. Where has there been revision, reflection, reorientation, a plot twist? Where has there been delays or setbacks? That's the retrograde. Those are all different valid ways of thinking about a retrograde for any planet. Now it's ready to move forward again.

So what does that mean for all of the 12 whole signs? Let's now get into it.

We'll start with Aries rising. You can listen to this. Aries, I say Aries rising, Sun Aries, whatever you listen to, they're all made in the exact same way. So you can listen to this for Aries Sun, Aries rising, Aries Moon, whatever. They're divinatory in that sense. They're only tied to your birth chart if you use your rising sign, because that will correspond to the whole sign house version of your birth chart, which is why I always use my rising sign. The transits are always most accurate from that standpoint.

All right, anyway.

So what about a period for Aries? Jupiter turning direct in Cancer in your fourth. Maybe there's been a period of reflection around home and family, your living situation that begins to resolve, or decisions that have been in process are now being made, or momentum is starting to return around things that have to do with home, family or your roots, or things like property.

Maybe there's been some emotional processing that you've been going through relative to family history or your private inner sphere of life, the more private dimension of your psyche, and that processing has reached a place of completion, and now there's something ready to be integrated and moved forward with.

If there's been plans involving relocation or property or domestic growth of any kind, family planning, there might be ready, or a plan to be implemented after careful revision. There might be just a deeper internal foundation that's emerging because of a process of introspection. There could be support from family or chosen family, whatever you define as family. In other words, it becomes clearer, maybe more accessible. Somehow.

Those are my notes for Aries. So consider this as a significant turning point, though, in the house of home and family for the Jupiter in Cancer one year transit, right?

For Taurus, the third house. I'm a Taurus rising. I have to say, I think this is fascinating, considering that I'm finishing the editing of my book with a professional editor right now. You guys are about to get to read my book. I'm so excited to share it. But that's, like, quite literally in the—and I'm a Taurus rising, my third house Jupiter turning direct is me finishing a revision process.

So any kind of communication, writing projects, teaching efforts that went through revision, reflection, reworking, maybe ready to move ahead again. Maybe there's been some shift in perspective with friends or siblings or your local neighborhood or environment. Any kind of mental or emotional confidence returning after a period of maybe doubt or overthinking.

If it's felt like you've been in a process of almost like taking your foot off the gas pedal with projects and with practices, you may find that they're returning. Contracts, agreements, short term plans may gain clarity after a period of reflecting, or almost like having to work through something or setbacks.

There could also just be a renewed sense of emotional clarity or emotional honesty in communication, or in dialogue with other people, where maybe it felt like for a while, communication was harder for some reason. So all about the mind, the psychological matrix of life, the local environment, siblings. If you think about a process of revision or reworking that's been happening there again, for me, it's like so literally tied to my revision of my book.

Anyway, let's go to Gemini.

So Gemini rising, Jupiter will be turning direct in the second house in Cancer. So financial plans or income growth, maybe something that felt uncertain around finances or income begins progressing again. If it's been held back or set back, if there's been some reevaluation of time, money, energy, material habits and circumstances, maybe now you're ready to solidify things and move forward with a clear set of priorities or a revised set of assets, somehow.

I wonder about things happening with business. If you own a business, pricing, raises, revenue, financial strategies. Maybe there's a more emotionally aligned relationship to security and material stability. I would also wonder about just the environment and support of the environment from family, and what then coming or going relative to something like family and family resources. That strikes me as one real possibility here, because of just how family oriented the transit is.

So let's go. Where am I here? Let's go on to Cancer rising.

This is about maybe a period of personal growth that felt maybe sometimes we just with Jupiter in our first house, we go through a period of feeling more internal, like everything is being in—things are being internalized, and then it turns to Jupiter, Jupiter turns direct, and you're ready to externalize and make something more visible or embodied.

There can be, if confidence was broken down, it can be built back up. There can be some kind of—what do I want to call it—like a fertile period of self-reflection and identity reassessment. Health, vitality, appearance related improvements may be ready to express themselves.

Um, maybe you lost some weight, or maybe you revise your wardrobe, or maybe you improved your health or something, and now it's a habit. Now you're ready to get some momentum and start to see some results from those positive changes that you made.

And also just a philosophical or a spiritual reorientation can become more outwardly embodied or expressed after revising or rethinking your beliefs. That's very Jupiter in the first. And also just moving forward or starting things. There's a very fertile quality to Jupiter in Cancer in your first house, where inceptions or conceptions, births, new beginnings are a great possibility here. So watch for those new beginnings, changes in identity, health and appearance after maybe some period of meaningful reflection or delay.

Let's go forward to Leos.

Leo, you get it, you're getting Cancer direct in your 12th house. I wonder about some long internal process of healing or of retreat, or of solitude or reflection that has yielded some fruit and is now ready to be harvested. By that, I mean almost like, you know, if you were to imagine taking up a meditation practice when Jupiter entered your 12th, then what have you learned? And how are you now being able to almost like reap some of the benefits of taking a look at unconscious dimensions of life?

Or, you know, any work that you've done to relinquish the ego, relinquish shadows or attachments, get rid of addictions. You may be ready to really benefit from some of that hard, internal 12th house work right now.

There could also be a period of maybe like hidden support or spiritual protection that you're suddenly becoming more aware of, that's been there helping you, but maybe unseen or behind the scenes. Somehow, maybe there's just a clearer need of practices of renewal or support or self-care. I was like, you know that phrase self-care can get a little beat up, but I feel like Jupiter in the 12th is often like going to a spa, like a psychic spa, and being like, this is what I need. These are the daily things I need to do for myself that I haven't been doing, that if I do, I'll feel so much better.

But any kind of therapy or spiritual study or dream work could also be yielding some insights. Maybe there's some kind of private burden you've been carrying that is starting—you're starting to release or loosen. This is a house of liberation from karmic entanglements, and this is an exalted Jupiter there to help you with it.

Let's go on to Virgo.

So with Virgo, we're looking at Jupiter turning direct in Cancer in the 11th. This could have something to do with which friends, social circles, groups or communities feel like the right ones, the ones that are warm and caring and connected. Maybe there's been some thinking about where you belong or who your friends are.

Any kind of community oriented projects that have been stalled or delayed could return to normal, or, you know, get back to gaining some momentum. A shift in your long term priorities, goals or dreams can take place while Jupiter's retrograde in the 11th, and now maybe it's time to implement those things.

Any kind of need to feel emotionally aligned with the right people, the right groups, and some process around that now reaching a critical turning point could also be appropriate. But any—and also any kind of caring acts that extend beyond yourself into the larger social reality. That's all very appropriate for Virgos right now.

All right, well, for Libras, we're taking Jupiter putting it direct in your 10th house. Career advancement and recognition could be a part of Jupiter in your 10th house. But I wonder what kinds of revisions, delays or waiting periods have been taking place for you while Jupiter has been retrograde in your career house. Is there some kind of reevaluation of your professional direction or your role or your workplace that's been taking place? Maybe now something is reaching a spot of completion.

Reputation, the topic of reputation and or revising your public role, responsibilities, duties, or visible reputation. And then I wonder about purpose and renewed sense of purpose in work, in career. What do you care about, and how does it connect you to your work? Where is the emotional investment in what you're doing? And how have you been thinking about that lately, and maybe making some changes to make sure that you really are emotionally invested in the people and the work that you do? So that's for Libras with Cancer in the 10th place, the workhouse.

Let's go to Scorpio.

So Scorpio has Jupiter turning direct in Cancer in your ninth. Obviously, it's a place of higher learning and education, long journeys, travel abroad. I wonder about a revision of faith, beliefs, values, intellectual dispositions or your philosophy. What are you learning? How are you growing? How is your faith or understanding of reality and truth deepening or changing? How has it been since November?

Anything pertaining to teaching, learning, places of education, and how you connect the dots in life to create a sense of meaning or purpose, philosophically or spiritually or even religiously. What are you convicted about emotionally? Where does your heart find its sense of purpose and meaning in a higher truth? These are the questions Scorpios have maybe been reflecting on for quite some time now, dating back to November. And maybe it's now time for some of those things to—that process of careful consideration or revision to feel complete.

There could be anything involving like legal matters or immigration law. Ninth house topics with Jupiter in Cancer that could also come up that are somehow very important.

All right, let's go to Sagittarians.

Jupiter is turning direct in Cancer in your eighth house. I love this as a place of negotiations involving shared resources that begin progressing, or you're able to pay off a debt or settle some kind of debt or loan. Also just the theme of debts, taxes, inheritance, investments, maybe gaining clearer direction.

I love this as a potential transit that provides you with resources or supplements your income or provides you with meaningful contributions from other people to your life or your work. But also, there are entanglements here that we might need to be free of. What do we give to others that we care about? What do we receive? That dynamic is being looked at, but through the lens of a very caring, deeply emotionally enmeshed Jupiter.

Psychological growth around trust and vulnerability that things may be ready to integrate more fully after doing some work on those things. Support from partners, the shared resources of relationships. These are things that could be very uplifting and sweet, but maybe through the retrograde, there's also been some need to carefully look at those dynamics and make sure that things are reciprocal.

So let's go along to Capricorns.

For Caps, you've got Jupiter direct in Cancer in your seventh house, all to do with relationships. For probably a lot of Capricorns, where has relationship growth required a period of adjustments or delays or reflection, and where is it ready to begin growing and advancing again?

You know, whenever Jupiter is in the seventh, I often find that negotiations, partnerships, marriages go through periods of growth, but during the growth, it's like a wave cycle. You know, there's got to be a dip before it waves up again. So maybe you've been in a bit of a dip with the retrograde and things are ready to move forward or up again on a trajectory of growth after some careful revision or setbacks or delays.

Any kind of commitments or contract negotiations that have been stalled could reach conclusion or agreement. Any kind of counseling or mediation work may find better footing to work forward from. And just the theme of growth, love, connection, sweetness in relationships, maybe asking Caps, on some level, to also soften. That's pretty common for Cancer transits in the seventh, to invite Cap rising to soften. A little bit more vulnerability is rewarded in some ways with that transit.

So Aquarius rising, Jupiter will be direct in your sixth. I'm thinking about any kind of feedback that you've been getting about health and wellness, emotionally, physically. What kind of feedback have you been getting from the universe, let's say, over the past couple of months, since November? What are you ready to put into place for the sake of greater wellness or health?

But also workplace relationships. If you employ people, this could be a time where maybe a period of revision among your employees or the people you employ could be reaching a stage of completion, you know, after careful reworking or reconsideration. And then any kind of emotional awareness that's improving your daily productivity and well being. That's a sixth house kind of Jupiter turning direct theme.

And then I would also say that Jupiter in Cancer in the sixth can be so humanitarian. It's like a big mom that wants to wrap her arms around reality and those who are suffering. So for Aquarians, the question of meaningful, but emotionally vulnerable, helping or sacrificing on behalf of something that you care about is pretty active right now.

So yeah, there's a lot of growth happening for Aquarians in terms of how you care and how you process and how you show you care, not just ideologically or mentally, but emotionally. I think that's probably a big thing.

So last but not least, Pisces. This is Jupiter turning direct in your fifth house. Creative projects that maybe were slowed or went through a period of revision, beginning to flow again. That's an obvious one. Anything around pregnancy, children, if you've been trying but, you know, haven't been getting pregnant, you might find that it's a little easier once Jupiter is direct.

Any kind of romantic developments, if you've been working through, you know, questions of emotional intimacy in your life, in romance, in love, in sex, those things may be—maybe there was a learning period that happened, a kind of alchemy that's been taking place since November. But anything around children, fertility, creative risk-taking, the need for greater confidence and self-expression, maybe after a period of feeling too vulnerable to share or to create.

And then I think just an emphasis overall on pleasure and creativity. And kind of Jupiter in Cancer is so fertile in the fifth house, but that fertility is symbolic first and foremost. So what are you going to do with it? And how have you been processing Jupiter in Cancer since it entered last summer? What has it been showing you about the nature of joy, happiness, creativity, creative fulfillment? And since November in particular, what have you been working on? Or what have your eyes been open to? How can you integrate that now moving forward, let's say.

All right, well, some horoscopes today for, yeah, for Jupiter turning direct in Cancer. We have a big week also. To let you guys know, don't forget my talk on the first house is this Thursday. Daily meditation group, you can come hang out with us anytime. The retreat to Mexico, enrollment ends Saturday. You have a few days left to join us for that. Yeah, that's it. Otherwise, we'll see you guys again tomorrow.

And oh my gosh, no. What's on my altar? Okay, here we go. Sorry about that.

So what's on my altar? Let me show you. On my altar this week, you can see there is a book that is sitting there, and it's called Listening to the Oracle. And this is a book that I have been revisiting for the first time after many years, actually. And I think I first read it in like 2016 maybe.

Anyway, it's one of the primary texts that we're using on the Oracle within retreat down in Mexico in June, and I've been revisiting it because I'm writing the curriculum for all of our programming. This is one of the texts that we're using. And as a way of honoring the writer and the content of the book, and drawing from it in the ways that I think are going to be most useful for our audience, I've been just trying to acknowledge this, because I believe that creative works, especially spiritually creative works, are led by spirit.

I think that's where, you know, my own creative work comes from. So as I'm trying to meaningfully riff off from a very beautiful book—and I'll be, everyone will who's on the retreat will be getting a letter about, you know, which books to get and stuff like that. That'll be one of them.

But anyway, just a meaningful part of my alchemy this week. So that's what's on my altar. You can have an altar practice too. All it requires is that you be slightly zany and put weird shit on a shelf.

All right. Much love, you guys. Hope you're doing well. We'll see you again tomorrow. Bye.