January 5, 1926 Astrology calendar

Moon (Virgo) Opposition Uranus (Pisces)

During this time, we can be eccentric, headstrong, fanatic, over-the-top, irritable, and capricious. We tend to change moods, derailments, and untoward situations. Moreover, peculiarities in the love area, and intense sensuality, could lead us to conflicts with our partner.

Moon (Virgo) Square Mercury (Sagittarius)

Good spiritual gifts are available during this time, but we could misuse them. Since our thinking is mutable, the reason why we couldn't take the truth so precisely. We could also be superficial, inconsistent, and hasty.

Moon (Virgo) extile Saturn (Scorpio)

This extile increases our sense of responsibility and our organizational talent. We pursue goals with care and deliberation.

Venus (Aquarius) Square Saturn (Scorpio)

This constellation can mean grief and sorrow in love and marriage, jealousy, disillusionment, separation from the partner. Depression due to dissatisfaction, instinctual inhibitions, complicated love relationships. Difficulties with parents could also arise. Departures in general because of misconceptions or misleading hopes.

Duration: about two days.

Moon (Virgo) Trine Jupiter (Capricorn)

That is a very favorable constellation. It can bring us social success as well as material gains. We have a positive outlook on life; we are sincere and enjoy popularity. We can carry out philanthropic activities. We are attractive and optimistic and have artistic interests.

Moon → Libra

The Libra Moon makes us cheerful and open-minded; it reinforces the desire for harmony in us. Love and partnership are at the center of our interest. We are feeling a romantic mood and can spend precious hours with our partner. We are open to new acquaintances.

Jupiter → Aquarius

When Jupiter is in Aquarius, we are friendly, optimistic, and philosophical. We have a good sense of humor, are hard-working, but also tend to be extravagant. We are looking for something new, have an understanding of science and literature. We are ready to give up the traditions, but with deliberation. We also like to work for charitable purposes. Sometimes we get excited about something too quickly, which is why we misjudge the risk or do not consider it at all.