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October 05, 2025

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The Philippine Star

By HOLIDAY MATHIS OCTOBER 5 (SUNDAY)

- HOLIDAY MATHIS

On a Lunar Conjunction to Illusive Neptune It's said that magic tricks work best on children over the age of 5. The younger ones haven't yet learned what the world wants them to look at. Toddlers ignore the patter, watch the hands and spoil the illusion. Seeing the trick today requires you to observe what others don't. Hint: It's in the flutter of action as seen through a naive lens.

ARIES (March 21-April 19). Stay flexible and open because relationships shift. Friendships and even rivalries don’t stay one way forever. Someone against you today could support you tomorrow, and vice versa. Assert your right to be the change, too.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Even when you don't set out to place yourself in the center of the social swirl, somehow you keep ending up there. Why fight it? You're a key part of other people's experience. Being the star is a position of service.

GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Curiosity is guiding you big time today. The more you participate in your curiosities, the better your luck gets. It does take courage to speak up in situations you know very little about, but people will respect your interest and you'll be met with generosity.

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