24 Jul – 23 Aug
Date: Saturday 24th October 2026
Well, you could fall head over heels in love. Or you could be so turned on by a place or item that you want to own it. Possessiveness could be at work – as could envy and jealousy. In identifying a thing or person that has such effect on you, you gain understanding of why others are sometimes compelled to behave as they do. This could trigger arbitrating talents.
Date: Sunday 25th October 2026
Doubts could grow – and may be anything but helpful. True, someone's behaviour could confuse you. You might also be aware of responsibilities they're carrying and/or that they need to resolve a situation before they can move on. Any impatience could back-fire though. Tempting as it may be to try to contact someone to find out what's going on, you might need to wait for a few days. Finding displacement activity is unlikely to be hard – there are probably loads of tasks awaiting attention.
Date: Monday 26th October 2026
Voices from the past could either pull the rug from under you or bring you much-needed support. The point is that you'll experience life from extremes. The good news is that those born under your opposite sign (Aquarius) or possibly Cancer, could offer you the kind of under-pinning you need. It helps, of course, that they know you'd do the same for them in similar circumstances. In short, this is a day for loyalties.
Week: Sunday 25th October – Saturday 31st October 2026
Others may think that you're being unreasonable. They may ask you to take into consideration their health or other concerns. Yet it's possible that their actions in recent weeks have made your life more difficult than was necessary. It would be understandable if you were grumpy and cross. With both Mercury and Venus retrograde, and Mars making aspects to both, it would be all too easy to get into verbal war and so prolong difficulties. It's never easy to walk away but that could be your smartest move – at least for now. Mid-November both Mercury and Venus turn direct suggesting calmer times ahead. For now the accent must surely be on preserving that which has value, and making arrangements to cut loose from services and products that drain resources.