Libra
SEP 23 - OCT 22
Fresh Viewpoint
The sun is partying up a storm in your social zone, Libra, and it encourages you to do the same until it moves into Virgo and your spiritual sector on August 23. Until then, this is a peak time for moving in new circles and connecting with others on your wavelength. If you have an interest you’re excited about, there’s no doubt a club that caters to your needs. Joining could net you some wonderful new friends.
On the first, the full moon in Aquarius and your leisure zone could also coincide with a celebration, family occasion, or other big event. This looks like it could be very promising even if it does get a bit boisterous.
There’s also a lot going on behind the scenes as both fiery Mars and chatty Mercury hang out in your spiritual zone. This means you’ll be in the mood to reflect on the meaning of your life and goals and how happy you are with what you’re doing.
There’s a very interesting new moon in Leo on August 16 that could work out well for you if you know how to handle it. This lunar phase angles toward energizing Uranus, and it could put you under some pressure to do things quickly rather than tune in to your deeper wisdom and follow its guidance. If you need to get free of a situation, it’s very possible with the right focus and a strategy to help you.
Once the sun enters Virgo and your spiritual zone for a stay of four weeks you have a great opportunity to shift your perspective, embrace your dreams, and allow your imagination to help you create a new reality.
Dynamic Mars moves into your sign on the twenty-seventh for a stay of six weeks, which can enhance your courage and empower you to do great things.
Finally, a second full moon of the month, this one in Pisces on August 30, could highlight areas where you need to tweak your schedule and give yourself more leeway.
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