Sagittarius horoscope 2027 Jupiter enters your tenth house on 26 July.

The year in brief: your third, fifth and seventh houses

Your third house, Aquarius, carries a busy story of messages, nearby connections and learning. An annular solar eclipse on 6 February and a penumbral lunar eclipse on 17 August both fall there, while Pluto remains in Aquarius and the North Node keeps attention on this part of life. The fifth house, Aries, brings a longer reflection on romance, children, play and creative work, with Saturn and Neptune there all year. The seventh house, Gemini, puts close bonds and agreements under review through Uranus's continued presence, Mercury's movements and the June New Moon.

Sagittarius is mutable fire, traditionally ruled by Jupiter, and this year your ruler changes the emphasis. Jupiter begins in your ninth house, where travel, study, belief and publishing broaden the view, then enters your tenth house on 26 July. Career and public standing take on greater weight in the second half of the year. Rather than treating that shift as a promise, consider what kind of contribution feels worth building toward.

Dates here: 6 February, 26 July, 17 August

Work and money: Jupiter enters your tenth house on 26 July

Jupiter enters your tenth house on 26 July, bringing career and public standing into sharper focus in the second half of the year. Jupiter is in Leo, your ninth house, until 26 July, linking professional aims with study, publishing, travel or a wider sense of purpose. Your ruler, Jupiter, turns direct around 13 April in that ninth house, a useful point for reviewing plans that have been developing slowly. From 26 July, Jupiter in Virgo favours attention to craft, useful service and the details behind a public role.

Mars enters Virgo on 14 May, your tenth house, adding drive to professional tasks and visibility. Its pace can also make ambition feel pressing, so choose a manageable priority and leave room to revise the method. Mars enters Capricorn on 25 November, your second house, turning effort toward income, possessions and personal values. This can be a prompt to look closely at how time and resources are being spent, without treating any single choice as fixed.

Your sixth house, Taurus, describes routines, upkeep and the practical conditions of work. Its themes matter alongside career milestones: a sustainable schedule can support good work, while a crowded one can obscure what deserves attention. Your second house, Capricorn, asks what security means in concrete terms, from earnings to the things you value. Saturn is in Aries, your fifth house, until 13 April 2028, so creative projects, pleasure and responsibilities involving children may call for patience and structure. Consider where discipline supports meaningful work, and where it leaves too little room for restoration.

Dates here: around 13 April, 26 July

Growth: the total eclipse in your ninth house on 2 August

The total eclipse in your ninth house on 2 August brings travel, study, belief and publishing into a moment of emphasis. In Leo, this part of the chart is already hosting Jupiter until 26 July, and the South Node stays there all year. These symbols invite reflection on which convictions still serve and which familiar explanations deserve fresh questions. An eclipse is a marker for attention, not a guarantee of a particular outcome.

Your eleventh house, Libra, concerns friends, groups and hopes for the future. Mercury's retrograde from Scorpio back into Libra in October touches this house, a period suited to reconsidering a shared plan or the shape of a friendship. Your twelfth house, Scorpio, concerns retreat, rest and what remains private. Mercury's October movement begins there, and later returns to Scorpio in November. Quiet time can help you notice what has been left unsaid; a few clear boundaries may make that space more restorative.

The North Node is in Aquarius, your third house, while the South Node is in Leo, your ninth house, all year. Their contrast draws attention to everyday learning and conversation alongside larger beliefs and distant horizons. Uranus is in Gemini, your seventh house, throughout the year, bringing an unsettled, experimental quality to close alliances and open disagreements. Leave room for changing perspectives, and use direct questions when expectations feel unclear. None of these placements promises a particular result; they offer themes to consider as you choose where to give your attention.

Dates here: 2 August, 7 October

Love and close bonds: Saturn in your fifth house all year

Saturn is in your fifth house, Aries, all year, a serious influence on romance, children, pleasure and creative work. It remains there until 13 April 2028. Saturn turns retrograde around 9 August and direct around 24 December, inviting a review of commitments and the structures that make enjoyment possible. Neptune is also in Aries, your fifth house, and turns retrograde around 9 July. Together, these placements can make the line between a heartfelt hope and a practical responsibility worth examining with care.

Your seventh house, Gemini, holds Uranus all year, bringing changeable conditions to partnerships, close bonds and open rivals. The New Moon in Gemini on 4 June falls in your seventh house, a useful moment to name what you want from an agreement. Mercury turns retrograde in Cancer, your eighth house, on 10 June, then returns to Gemini, your seventh house, on 26 June and turns direct there on 4 July. Venus enters Gemini on 8 June, your seventh house, adding warmth to conversation, while Venus enters Cancer on 3 July, your eighth house, bringing shared money, trust and intimacy into focus. Venus enters Aries on 20 April, your fifth house, with a lighter invitation to make room for affection and play. The year's eclipses and Jupiter fall elsewhere for you; Saturn is in your fifth house.

Dates here: 4 June, 10 June, around 9 July, around 9 August, around 24 December

Home and family: the annular eclipse in your third house on 6 February

The annular eclipse in your third house on 6 February puts siblings, neighbours, short trips and messages in the foreground. Pluto and the North Node are also in Aquarius, your third house, making everyday exchanges a continuing theme. Consider which conversations deserve more care, and which practical details would make local plans easier to manage.

Mercury enters Aquarius on 13 January, your third house, then enters Pisces, your fourth house, on the night of 31 January to 1 February. Mercury turns retrograde in Pisces, your fourth house, on 9 February and returns to Aquarius, your third house, on 18 February. The Sun enters Aquarius on 20 January. This brings attention to errands, messages and nearby ties. The Sun enters Pisces on 18 February. Home, family and roots become the focus. Mercury enters Pisces again on 18 March, your fourth house, offering a chance to revisit a household conversation or family plan with a little more clarity.

Dates here: 6 February, 9 February

Body and energy: the Full Moon in your sign on the night of 18 to 19 June

The Full Moon in your sign on the night of 18 to 19 June brings your first house, Sagittarius, into focus. In reflective terms, it can be a useful pause to notice how your pace, habits and workload fit together. Your sixth house, Taurus, concerns daily upkeep and the routines that make work sustainable; your first house speaks to beginnings and the way you meet each day. Keep the reflection practical: which commitments leave enough room for rest, and which routines feel needlessly complicated?

Your ruler, Jupiter, turns direct around 13 April in your ninth house, then enters your tenth house on 26 July. These are pacing markers as much as changes of emphasis: first, reconsider the wider direction behind your efforts; later, give attention to responsibilities and public work. A small adjustment to the week's rhythm may be more useful than a sweeping overhaul.

Dates here: around 13 April, the night of 18 to 19 June, 26 July