Juno doesn’t always get the most attention when it comes to astrology. For most people, the focus is on the movements of the eight planets of the solar system. Or, they might focus on the moon cycles, or seasonal changes of the signs through the sun. However, there is still quite a bit that this little asteroid can tell us when it comes to our lives. And, on May 1st, Juno is going to go through a transformation as it enters Gemini. So, here is everything you need to know about Juno and what this shift will mean.
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What Does Juno Mean In Astrology?
Juno is a large asteroid that is part of the asteroid belt. It resides between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.Juno is named after the Roman goddess of marriage. The wife of Jupiter, Juno is quite a bit more complex than many give her credit for, since she is something of a multitasker. She represents love, but in a different way than Venus does. Her form of love is the kind that forms marriages and partnerships, rather than fleeting connections. She is responsible for childbirth, fertility and more abstractly, renewal and the cyclical nature of time. Her role is one of authority, serving as the counselor of state and representative of women. She is both intensely loyal as well as prone to (often righteous) jealousy.
What Is Your Juno Sign?
Most people know only their sun sign, but as you delve deeper into astrology you will find that moon, rising, and planetary signs all come into play to paint a fuller picture. To add even more to this profile, you can find your Juno sign. This represents our commitments, as well as the places in our lives where we give and take.
What Does Juno Entering Gemini Mean?
Where Juno is placed in our birth charts as well as where it resides currently can tell us a lot about our love lives. Where our Venus sign shows us the kind of person that we’re attracted to, our Juno sign shows us the kind of person that is actually compatible for us in the long-term. Since Gemini is all about wit and engaging conversation, these couple of weeks are a great time to have deep and meaningful conversations with your loved ones. Whether it’s discussing topics from your education or whatever it may be that matters most to you, this is a time when sharing intelligence comes to the forefront.