Few things are as crushing as a New Moon/Saturn opposition. Whatever thin sliver of hope remains is abruptly removed. Beginnings are over before they’ve begun, endings are as swift as they are premature, and any chance to appeal or regroup is immediately snuffed out which means that you will have no choice but to accept defeat on July 20. Planetary oppositions like these – especially in cardinal signs – are done deals. However the Sun always rises on a new day. It’s something we all know, but don’t fully appreciate until skies grow cloudy and gray. The Sun doesn’t rise any brighter or any stronger than it does when it enters its own sign of Leo on July 22. This won’t restore what you’ve lost, but it will pave the way to a new future. It will rekindle your faith, embolden your heart, and resurrect that optimism you thought was gone forever. The Sun is an indefatigable reminder that tomorrow is always a day away.