WellBeing Astrology – 22nd Edition 2025

Summary

WellBeing Astrology 22nd Edition 2025 delivers 12 sun sign forecasts plus feature articles on the year's major astrological events: Neptune entering Aries (January 2026), Saturn settling into Aries (February 2026), Uranus bursting into Gemini (April 2026), and a predominance of Fire and Air elements shaping the year.

Key Topics

▸ Sun sign forecasts — 12 individual sections (p8-52) covering each sign's 2026 outlook. Standout themes: Gemini's once-in-a-lifetime Uranus tour, Leo's year-long golden cycle via Jupiter, Virgo's seven-year career transformation with Uranus in Gemini, Capricorn's new direction as Saturn settles in Aries for two years.

▸ Feature articles — Mercury and the element of water (p56); Chinese astrology Year of the Yang Fire Horse (p62); Astrology and Spirituality (p68); Reshaping Your Reality Saturn and Neptune uniting (p76); Surviving Retrogrades (p84); The Harvest Maiden's Homework South Node eclipses in Virgo (p91); Uranus in Gemini and the new Imagination Age (p98); Astrology and Therapy (p106); The Jewish Zodiac Kabbalistic astrology (p114); The Gravity of the Good Jupiter in Leo (p121); What To Do Without a Birth Time (p127); Truth Seekers and Rebels parent-adolescent dynamics (p135).

▸ Reference tools — Modalities table (Cardinal, Fixed, Mutable); Elements framework (Fire, Earth, Air, Water); Sun Signs reference table with glyphs, ruling planets and dates.

What You'll Learn
• 2026 is a Fire and Air year active, inspiring and divisive
• Neptune in Aries from January blurs spiritual boundaries with assertive action
• Uranus in Gemini signals rapid technological development and an "Imagination Age"
• Saturn in Aries for two years demands discipline in personal initiatives

Editor's Take

This edition earns its place with the quality of its feature articles, which go deeper than the sign forecasts that fill most astrology annuals. The Uranus in Gemini and Saturn-Neptune cycle pieces offer genuinely useful frameworks for understanding the year's collective energy. The sign-by-sign forecasts are standard but accurate within the astrological framework. The weakness: the Chinese astrology and Jewish zodiac features feel like appendages rather than integrated perspectives. The "What To Do Without a Birth Time" article is practical but buried at page 127. This suits readers who buy astrology annuals for the feature articles, not just their own sign.

Strengths
• Uranus in Gemini feature explains the "Imagination Age" concept
• Saturn-Neptune cycle article on idealism meeting reality
• Sun sign reference table with glyphs and ruling planets for quick lookup

Weaknesses
• Chinese and Jewish astrology sections feel disconnected from main content
• "What to Do Without a Birth Time" article useful but poorly positioned

Verdict: Recommended — Strong feature articles elevate this above standard sign-by-sign astrology annuals.