18/06/2026
Chiron is about to move into Ta**us on 19 June 2026. It will stay in Ta**us until 18 Sep 2026 and then move back into Aries for a few months before moving fully into Ta**us on 14 April 2027 until it eventually leaves in 2034.
Chiron was discovered in 1977. It travels between Saturn and Uranus and was first thought to be an asteroid and then appeared more comet like with a tail. It is seen as half man/half horse. It’s full cycle is just more than 50 years. The myth describes how Chiron was wounded by a poisoned arrow and because of his immortal state he did not die but couldn’t heal himself despite his extraordinary healing abilities.
Chiron now moves into Ta**us – a fixed earth sign. This is the slow and steady part of the zodiac. It is associated with self-worth and resources and what sustains us - nature and agriculture/food production. Venus rules Ta**us and speaks about what we love and value. It is very much associated with our value system – what is important to us?
Chiron shows us what needs to be healed as a collective at this time. We are being asked to heal our relationship with money and the material world. It shows insecurities associated with resources and self-worth. It certainly seems to ask us to heal our relationship with nature and this planet that supports us. It perhaps also asks us to slow down and appreciate the natural world around us – all living beings – plants and animals and the complexity of the natural world. We seem to have lost our connection to the natural world and yet we know nature heals.
Scientists have confirmed a powerful El-Nino has begun which will likely contribute to extreme weather events of flooding and droughts across the world. This could certainly disrupt food production not to mention the issues in the Middle East connected to the trade of oil and fertiliser.
Chiron was last in Ta**us between 1976 and 1984. This was certainly a volatile period in South Africa’s history and one that happened 50 years ago and started a process to dismantle Apartheid. Sanctions internationally and boycotts locally in the 1980’s made South Africa isolated and just about bankrupt. This process forced South Africa to change direction especially as communism collapsed in 1989. South Africa seems broken currently – lack of service delivery and government accountability have left many ordinary people without work and food.
How will you use this time to heal?