Cancer Horoscope Today — November 26, 2025

WaterJun 21 — Jul 22Ruling Planet: Moon

You’ve been carrying something heavy in your chest for a few days now, Cancer, and today the Moon in Aquarius is shining a light on exactly what it is. The Moon is in your 8th house of shared resources, intimacy, and transformation, and it’s squaring Mercury retrograde in Scorpio in your 5th house of creativity, pleasure, and romance. This is a deeply emotional placement, and for a water sign like you, it’s like walking through a room with the lights off—you can feel everything, but you can’t see it. The square between the Moon and Mercury suggests that something you’ve been trying to articulate just won’t come out right. You might feel misunderstood by a lover, a child, or even by your own creative muse. But here’s the thing: your ruling planet is the Moon, and today the Moon is in Aquarius, which is a sign that processes emotions through logic and detachment. That’s not your natural style, and it might feel uncomfortable, but it’s also a gift. You can step back from the emotional flood and look at the situation like an architect looks at a blueprint. What needs to be restructured? What needs to be let go? Meanwhile, Jupiter is retrograde in your sign, Cancer, and it’s trine Venus in Scorpio. This is a powerful aspect for self-worth. You’ve been questioning your value lately—in your relationships, in your career, in your own eyes. Jupiter retrograde asks you to go inward and rebuild your confidence from the foundation up, not from external validation. Venus trine Jupiter says that the love you’ve been looking for outside of yourself is already inside you. The Sun in Sagittarius is also trine Jupiter, which means that when you do allow yourself to feel good, you feel really good. The challenge is allowing it. You have a tendency to protect yourself by anticipating disappointment. Today, try the radical act of expecting things to go well. The Moon is also sextile Pluto in Aquarius, which gives you access to a deep, almost psychic understanding of someone else’s motives. Use this for compassion, not control.