Tag: sagittarius

With the Sun illuminating your eleventh house of community and networks, your social life brings genuine warmth this week. However, deep twelfth-house transits ask you to rest and review past emotional patterns. Take time for solitude, and make a point to message the friend you keep meaning to message.

Sagittarius, the New Moon in Libra on October 11 lands in your eleventh house of friends and long-term goals, a fresh start there, while Venus stays retrograde in Scorpio asking you to revisit rather than rush.

Sagittarius, the Sun in Libra moves through your eleventh house of friends and goals while Mars and Jupiter in Leo in your ninth house fuel big-picture plans. Venus retrograde in your twelfth house asks for rest.

Sagittarius, a Full Moon in Aries on the 27th touches your fifth house of creativity and romance, bringing a creative project or a romantic situation to a head. Saturn retrograde in your creativity house asks you to finish what you already started.

Sagittarius, career and reputation stay in focus as the Sun moves through your tenth house, while a First Quarter Moon in Capricorn on the 19th forces a decision about money or self-worth. Saturn retrograde in your creativity house asks you to finish a project already in motion.

This week, Sagittarius, your career takes center stage, demanding your full attention. Conversations about your public role will be prominent, while a drive to re-evaluate shared resources emerges. It’s a prime time to ask for what you truly desire at work, even if it feels audacious.

This week, the New Moon in Virgo opens a clear path for you to initiate something small but significant in your career. Conversations and decisions about your public role will cluster, so prepare to ask for that thing at work you’ve been holding back on.

This week, your professional life takes center stage, Sagittarius. The Sun and Mercury in your tenth house demand your attention there. A turning point in relationships arrives with the Last Quarter Moon. Don’t shy away from asking for what you’ve decided you can’t have at work.