24 Aug – 23 Sep
Date: Saturday 5th September 2026
Delegating mode might suit you: in fact, you could show others how it's done. In hand-picking the right people, the 'teacher' side of your voice could show through though. So you could alienate a Taurus or Aquarius who doesn't like your tone. Quite separately today could turn out well for gift-shopping.
Date: Sunday 6th September 2026
Responsibility to a group or organization could be a factor in a decision that has to be made by tomorrow. Your great gift for scrutinizing detail, and for planning with meticulous detail, could enable a task to be finished ahead of schedule. Perhaps you've already sensed that plans for the weekend will be thrown into disarray. By being organised now, you're well ahead of the game.
Date: Monday 7th September 2026
You might now be wondering if someone intends to keep to an agreement that needs to be signed by the end of this week. Your confidence could be shaken by a chance remark. A third-party might manage to decode this for you. It's likely also that a relative will understand pressures you've been under, – and might even suggest a short escape so that you can re-charge your batteries.
Week: Sunday 6th September – Saturday 12th September 2026
This week's New Moon is in your sign and comes within hours of Uranus (that planet of the unexpected), appearing to station at the apex or career point of your solar chart. Although obviously much depends on your personal chart, it seems likely that you will be turning a fresh page. Of course it could simply be that you will embrace a new project within your existing employment. Whatever, the drive to get started will surely be great – especially since both Mercury and Venus change signs just the day before the New Moon. The flaw in everything is that you may not have either costed or valued things properly. That includes your time. It may be a few weeks yet before you know exactly what you're committed to and so best to view anything that's begun this week as being a long-term investment. Rewards should come through the camaraderie and network-building.