
Yasmin Boland discusses the astrological influences of Venus, Saturn, and Neptune during Cancer season and their implications for emotional security and commitment.
This week's astrology tells a remarkably coherent story. As the Sun moves into Cancer at the June Solstice, we're invited to reconnect with what truly nourishes us. Then Venus forms a harmonious trine to Saturn, asking us to commit to what matters most. At the same time, the Sun squares Neptune, challenging us to see things as they really are rather than how we'd like them to be. Together, these energies ask one powerful question: Where in your life have you been hoping instead of deciding? In this episode, Yasmin explores why Cancer season is all about emotional security and belonging, why Venus trine Saturn may be one of the most underrated aspects in astrology, and how Neptune's influence can help us release old stories and see life more clearly. She also shares the beautiful Aramaic concept of WASHBOQLIN , a word often translated as "forgive" but which may be more accurately understood as "untie," "release," or "loosen the knot." Plus, Yasmin gives an early heads-up about the extraordinary astrology building for July 2026, which some astrologers consider one of the most important celestial configurations of the century. In this episode you'll discover: What the Sun moving…
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