Welcome back to our weekly horoscope led by our astrologer De Rui
Mars and Mercury change signs. Neptune opens up a portal for the fulfilment of wishes. A New Moon in Virgo is a chance to reset our own health and check if our energies are helpful to others.
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An expanded sense of possibilities
Signs affected the most: Taurus, Gemini, Leo
As the week begins, Mars takes up a long residence in the sign of Gemini. Over the next seven months, the planet of impulse and action will be oriented toward the engaged and yet scattered character of The Twins. Curious, flexible, and somewhat not ready to commit, Mars at this time is not at its most productive, if tangible achievements are what’s expected. However, amid uncertain and changing conditions, our collective forward momentum is more adaptable than ever.
Focus on your spirituality
Signs most affected: Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces
Before Mercury changes signs at the tail end of the week, the planet of planning and communication makes a very lucky alignment with Neptune, Mars, and Pluto. At this time, bringing in our connection to the spiritual or artistic planes, and making them a conscious part of everyday life can have a profound impact on what we are able to manifest. Positive surprises and wish fulfilment are possible if we are brave enough to reveal them.
Take better care of your health and emotional well-being
Signs affected the most: Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, Pisces
Saturday’s Virgo New Moon is a reset for daily habits and hygiene of all kinds. The two weeks that follow is a time for a health check, both physical and emotional. Toxic energies from others, especially, may need to be removed. It’s also a good time to look for where we can be more helpful and healing to others. If we are not leaving people or situations in better shape than we found them, it might be worth reflecting on what motivates our actions.
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