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Water Lilies: Venus in Pisces 2022

Venus entered Pisces on April 5th, beginning a monthlong stay (until May 2nd). The sign of the fish is Venus’ exaltation, and her focus is on universal love and compassion. While personal connections aren’t out of the question, we’re...

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April 6, 2022

Venus entered Pisces on April 5th, beginning a monthlong stay (until May 2nd). The sign of the fish is Venus’ exaltation, and her focus is on universal love and compassion. While personal connections aren’t out of the question, we’re looking at the bigger picture.

The end of April will be a kind of peak for Venus in Pisces, as she meets with Neptune on the 27th and Jupiter on the 30th - the day of the new moon in Taurus. This is a time to tune into our deeper feelings of love and our shared experiences of being human.

With Mars diving into Pisces on the 14th and partnership asteroid Juno wading in on the 20th, we’ll be awash in the oceanic energies by the month’s end. We’ll have to look towards the Sun and Mercury in Taurus and - of all planets - Pluto to provide a little Earth, and Saturn to provide some air. Earlier in the month, the Sun and Mercury heat things up with Aries Fire.

Romantic connections are likely to take on an emotional and even mystical feel, especially towards the end April and beginning of June. Enjoy the warm waters, but keep an eye on the shore.

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