The astrology of 2026

Kris Journey

18 Jan 2026 — 2 min read

Know where you're going this year.

As a thanks to new readers for stopping by, check out my reference guide to the astrology of this year (and get your very own pdf here).

Quick, yet comprehensive! It's a fantastic resource as you navigate the year.

Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus are lining up in spectacular synchrony in 2026. Saturn also joins Neptune in a heavyweight conjunction that will impact us all in significant ways.

What does this mean for you? Here's the thing you don't often hear on social media: world transits—called mundane astrology—aren't equivalent to individual astrology.

Schedule a session to find out how these major transits intersect with your unique chart and what shifts they may bring your way. Because this consultation is specifically tailored to your personal birth data, it’s far more accurate, insightful, and useful than any generic Sun sign forecast you’ll encounter. Ghost readers are welcome to use the code GHOST for a 20 percent discount on the session of your choice.

Again, thanks for stopping by!

February's Saturn-Neptune conjunction at 0 Aries: The dream is over

Art degraded, Imagination denied War govern’d the Nations. —“The Laocoön,” William Blake Where there is sorrow there is holy ground. —De Profundis, Oscar Wilde In mundane astrology, planetary transits are associated with global politics and conditions. “Mundane” here means not boring, but worldly—the etymology is from the Latin

Sun conjunct Mars in Capricorn, January 1-16

January’s major transit thus far: a Sun-Mars conjunction in Capricorn, exact within 27 minutes of orb, at the time of Renee Good’s death on January 7, with Jupiter in close opposition. Jupiter and the Sun in hard aspect with Mars are strikingly representative of aggression, if not violence,

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February's Saturn-Neptune conjunction at 0 Aries: The dream is over

Sun conjunct Mars in Capricorn, January 1-16