Ballroom Dancer’s Horoscope For June 23 — June 29 – Learn to Dance Ballroom, Latin, Country And More! | Santa Fe, N.M.

Ballroom Dancer’s Horoscope For June 23 — June 29

The big news this week is that Mercury moves into Cancer the 25th giving follows and leads concsious intuition for smooth and flowing dancing. Enjoy this moment because with the full moon in Capricorn on the 26th with a lunar eclipse and Pluto’s conjuct with this full moon lead/follow power issues may surface.

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