Tomorrow's Horoscopes, Sun September 20, 2026

The chart favours learning, principled action, financial organisation and gains through communication, although emotional pressure, ideological disputes and uncertainty in domestic or professional affairs require restraint. The 1st house is Scorpio and contains no planet, giving the day an intense, private and investigative tone. The 2nd house is Sagittarius with the Moon at 18.25°, in Pushya nakshatra, neither retrograde nor combust; speech may be generous yet blunt, while finances and family discussions are coloured by changing feelings. The 3rd house is Capricorn and empty, supporting patient, practical effort. Aquarius occupies the 4th house, where retrograde Rahu at 05.17° in Dhanishta, not combust, can disturb domestic calm, property matters and public confidence, encouraging unusual or poorly considered choices. Pisces is in the 5th house with retrograde Saturn at 18.09° in Revati, not combust, favouring disciplined study and careful judgement but making pleasure, speculation and creative expression feel constrained. Aries, Taurus and Gemini occupy the empty 6th, 7th and 8th houses respectively, placing emphasis on straightforward handling of disputes, loyalty in partnerships and clear documentation around shared resources. The 9th house, Cancer, contains exalted Jupiter at 23.22° in Ashlesha and debilitated Mars at 01.06° in Punarvasu, both direct and not combust. Their conjunction combines wisdom and protection with impatience, so teaching, travel, law and ethical debate benefit from patience rather than force. Leo in the 10th house holds retrograde Ketu at 05.17° in Magha, not combust, indicating detachment or abrupt shifts in collective career priorities. Virgo in the 11th house brings Mercury at 21.16° in Hasta together with the Sun at 03.14° in Uttara Phalguni, neither retrograde nor combust; Mercury is exalted, strengthening commerce, analysis and networking, while the Sun adds authority. Venus is strong in its own sign Libra in the 12th house at 11.35°, in Swati, directing attention towards art, diplomacy, charitable spending and foreign connections.