2026
From the end of January through February, Sagittarius, Saturn and Neptune reenter Aries. This is part of their new cycle and where they will remain for years to come. While Saturn brings lessons, it also brings commitment. Neptune can help bring dreams to fruition, but only as long as you can tell the difference between reality and illusion. Be cautious in your decisions, but also allow yourself to get over your fear of commitment so that you don’t miss an opportunity to spend your life with someone truly special.
From September on, you will be called to reflect and process what has occurred. This could create a lack of forward momentum, but it will provide insight into the truth of your feelings and what has been preventing you from taking action on them.
If you're single: Tremendous changes are in store for you, Sagittarius. Uranus enters Gemini, the ruler of new love and your dating life, in 2026. Uranus is known as the great awakener for its shock and awe moments. This represents a shift in not only how you date, but who you date as well. You will start deviating from your norms, taking new chances, and exploring new ways of connecting with a potential partner.
You may also have a desire to experience a deeply spiritual connection with someone special, and love will become unexpected in the year ahead. Say yes when the moment strikes, but most importantly, just remain open to what arises because this year, love looks like nothing like you’ve ever planned for.
If you're in a relationship: Don’t be afraid to commit, Sagittarius. You can often (and unfairly) be known as a zodiac sign that is afraid of commitment. Because of your love of freedom and individuality, you can often perceive a relationship or marriage as restrictive. Yet, all of that changes as Saturn and Neptune shift into your house of long-term love in 2026.
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While this will bring some harsh lessons, it will also finally bring the romantic commitment that aligns with your needs. Be sure you’re not fooling yourself or creating a storyline about your relationship or potential partner. As long as you’re seeing and embracing the truth, 2026 will be the year you finally say I do, or your version of it.
