Virgo
AUG 23 - SEP 22
Clean Slate
Virgo, the sun in a mystical zone until August 23 brings an opportunity to tie up loose ends and let go of issues that are blocking you from moving forward. This can also be when you gain inspiration through reflection and meditation, from dreams, and from moving in spiritual circles.
The full moon in Aquarius on the first can highlight your workload and any burnout associated with it. If you’ve felt pressured and haven’t taken a break in a while, this lunar phase encourages you to go ahead and enjoy some downtime. You might also need to tweak your routines so you have more free time to unwind going forward.
However, with fiery Mars making a sterling link to upbeat Jupiter that same day, another side of you could be thrilled by an opportunity and eager to go after it no matter how busy you are. This transit could see you making a bold move and reaping the rewards from doing so.
Don’t take anything for granted around the time of the new moon in Leo as it angles toward restless Uranus on August 16. You could make a hasty decision that you come to regret later. You might be eager for change, but don’t rush into anything with your eyes closed. Be alert and aware.
The sun enters your sign on the twenty-third for a monthlong stay, so you’ll gain in energy and confidence during this time. The coming weeks are yours to enjoy, and it’s okay to be a little selfish. You’re usually looking after others’ needs, so make this a time when you’re good to yourself.
Warrior Mars moves into Libra and your money zone for a six-week stay on August 27. Use this chance to balance your accounts and get things in order.
Finally, the second full moon of the month, this one in Pisces on the thirtieth, could encourage you to share your feelings and get something important off your chest.
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