July is a slow-burn revolution, Aquarius. Your ruling planet Uranus is headlining nearly every act this month, and with Pluto retrograde still dragging buried truths out from the collective basement, your world is shifting whether you planned for it or not. But unlike other signs, you tend to thrive under upheaval. The more unexpected, the better. Still, this time the changes cut closer to the core. It’s not about rebellion for the sake of it. It’s about asking: what version of yourself are you finally ready to grow into?The month starts strong with a Uranus trine to the waxing crescent Moon on July 1. This is an energizing spark—a fresh idea, a new connection, or a subtle sense that you’re on the brink of something worth chasing. Then, July 4 arrives with a cosmic triple shot: Venus conjoins Uranus, Venus moves into Gemini, and Neptune stations retrograde. This mash-up brings surprises in love and finances, fast-talking charmers, and some harsh truths about where you’ve been too idealistic. What you thought was stable might shake. What felt boring might suddenly spark.Venus-Uranus conjunctions almost always come with a twist. Expect emotional curveballs, especially in friendships or romantic dynamics where things have felt stale or overly defined. When Uranus moves into Gemini on July 7, the rules of engagement change completely. Gemini brings duality and mental stimulation, and Uranus thrives on breaking molds. Together, they invite you to rethink how you communicate, collaborate, and connect—especially in one-on-one relationships.The Full Moon in Capricorn on July 10 pulls you into a more peaceful headspace. This lunation lights up your twelfth house of rest, release, and things left unsaid. It’s not showy. It’s not loud. It’s deeply personal. This Full Moon asks you to shed outdated emotional patterns and self-defeating beliefs you’ve kept tucked away in your subconscious. You don’t need to broadcast the process. Just make space for it.When the waning gibbous Moon enters your sign on July 11, and Uranus forms a trine with it the same day, you might feel a sudden burst of emotional clarity or intuition. Don’t dismiss this. Your gut is sharper than usual, even if the rest of the world feels scrambled. This insight may help you unravel a situation that’s been bugging you since late June.Mid-month, Uranus goes from collaborative to confrontational. A square with the waning gibbous Moon on July 14 stirs tension between emotional needs and external pressure. You may be pulled in two directions—one craving novelty, the other clinging to security. The sextile with the waning gibbous on July 16 suggests that, with some creative thinking, you can find a third option that works.Mercury retrograde starts July 18, amplifying the month’s chaotic communication landscape. For you, this lands in an area of close partnerships and contracts. Misunderstandings are likely, especially if you assume people can read between the lines. Speak clearly. Ask questions. Don’t sign anything important until you’ve triple-checked the fine print.On July 20, Uranus forms a conjunction with the waning crescent Moon, acting like an emotional reset button. Whatever you’ve been overthinking, overanalyzing, or just plain avoiding gets cleared out in an instant. It might not feel graceful, but it will feel honest. There’s a refreshing energy here that reminds you: not all endings are bad. Some are just overdue.When the Sun enters Leo on July 22, relationship dynamics heat up. This solar shift highlights your seventh house of partnerships, inviting warmth, drama, and the potential for deeper connection. The next day, Uranus sextiles the Sun, helping you bring innovation into your relationships. If something has been stuck, stagnant, or silently simmering, now’s your chance to shake things loose—gently, if possible.The New Moon in Leo on July 24 marks a significant shift. This is your chance to set intentions around love, collaboration, or recommitment to a shared goal. What kind of partnerships do you actually want? Who helps you grow, and who drains your energy? Uranus sextiles this New Moon, reinforcing the theme of progressive change. The stars support you in rewriting old scripts.By July 26, the waxing crescent Moon challenges Uranus with a square, stirring emotional tension and possibly some pushback from others who aren’t as on board with your evolution as you are. But this isn’t a roadblock. It’s a check-in. Adjust your course if necessary, but don’t abandon the mission.July 29 brings a trine between Uranus and the waxing crescent Moon, softening the friction and validating your new path. If you’ve made bold moves or taken emotional risks earlier in the month, this alignment suggests you’ll start seeing why it was worth it.Chiron turns retrograde on July 30, initiating a deeper dive into healing around identity and communication. If you’ve struggled with feeling heard or understood, especially in formative relationships, this retrograde is your chance to begin reframing those stories. You don’t need to prove your value. You just need to recognize it.The month closes on July 31 with Venus entering Cancer and the Sun conjunct Mercury retrograde. Venus in Cancer turns your attention toward emotional safety, self-care, and the quieter forms of love that often go unnoticed. It’s less about thrill and more about trust. The Sun-Mercury conjunction can offer a burst of insight, even in the midst of retrograde haze. An epiphany around relationships, communication, or self-perception could land with surprising force.July isn’t neat, Aquarius. It’s layered, unpredictable, and full of turning points. But that’s exactly where your magic lives. This month asks you to stay curious in the face of chaos and open in the face of uncertainty. You’re not meant to follow the crowd. You’re meant to lead with vision—and July hands you the blueprint.Thus concludes your monthly highlights. For more specific celestial analyses, make sure to read your daily and weekly horoscope as well. Good luck, Aquarius! See you next month. The post Aquarius, July 2025: Your Monthly Horoscope appeared first on VICE.