Scorpio

24 Oct – 22 Nov

Date: Saturday 17th October 2026

Some might feel that you're being unnecessarily obsessive. They might also be unsure of your motivation. It is possible that you are giving out confusing signals. In the desire to bond with someone new, you may be overly sensitive about the feelings of an old friend – who probably doesn't view the world your way anyway. It's said that laughter is the shortest distance between two people. That may be your best option too.

Date: Sunday 18th October 2026

Revenge may be sweet. Yet now you know you could 'get your own back', you might not want to. In a singular act of grace you could let something go. That could have extraordinary physical effect: you might even 'feel taller' and that you're drawing closer to someone whose ability to see adversity as a 'problem to be over-come' is something you'd like to emulate.

Date: Monday 19th October 2026

Attention could be drawn to your work-play balance. It's possible that this is now out of true and that a Libra friend will point this out. Whilst travelling you may be reminded of the art of stopping to 'smell the roses'. You might even have time to marvel at the way someone has blended something very old with a new development (interesting architecture). The concept of blending old with new could hold particular fascination.

Week: Sunday 18th October – Saturday 24th October 2026

The Sun moves into your sign on Friday and the following day, Mercury turns retrograde in Scorpio. If your birthday falls before mid-November, then your solar return chart includes a retrograde Mercury. Don't view this as a negative but rather a potential asset. Yes, Mercury does demand that you go back over old ground, but this is very good for cementing thoughts. Your ability to absorb information should be increased. Prior to Friday, determining what it is that you want to improve and the optimum course of action for gaining knowledge looks set to be a driving force. This might require returning – or at least reviewing – contact with someone who assisted you in the past. It may be that they can give solid support through the next stage of training.