Jupiter and Neptune form a sextile for the second time this year on July 27. And with a second sextile comes a second chance to get things right. Thankfully barriers drop and sympathies increase when these two planets are close to each other. They’re not so close that they don’t see a situation for what it is and they’re not so far that they are unmoved and unwilling. It’s the perfect time for warring parties to sit down at the table and work out their differences. Not everything will be agreed upon, but enough will be so that each side gets some kind of satisfaction. Nobody will lose face. Both will be seen, heard, and recognized. Moreover, promises to revisit and review at a later date ensures that the conversation will continue to evolve. Sextiles are lovely planetary aspects in a world that’s too often polarized. They remind us that there’s always common ground if we look for it. Jupiter and Neptune will form their third and final sextile on October 12.