From October 12 to October 18: according to tradition, the Sun puts the emphasis on the person, appearance, and the starting drive.
The Sun on your sign puts the spotlight on you. Tradition would see a period of clearer self-assertion: you express yourself, you show yourself, and you might also feel more exposed.
Pluto stations and turns direct on October 16 at 4:23 AM, in Aquarius, in your 5th solar house.
Pluto resumes its forward march: what was turned over in depth becomes visible again, according to tradition.
A slow theme of a generation, with no immediate link to a specific day.
Venus is in your 2nd solar house (resources and values).
The house of resources, in emotional terms, speaks of what you give and what you receive: gifts, time, security.
Tradition would read a bond judged by its concrete reliability more than by grand declarations.
Venus is in Scorpio (retrograde), in your 2nd solar house (resources and values), making no aspect to your sign.
Venus in resources links money with pleasure: a taste for beautiful things, a wish to indulge in something. This position might also invite you to gauge what really has value.
Mercury is in your 2nd solar house (resources and values).
Professionally, the house of resources ties work to its market value: pay, skills, tools to acquire.
Tradition would read an occasion to finally gauge what you are worth.
Mercury is in Scorpio, in your 2nd solar house (resources and values), making no aspect to your sign.
Mercury in resources: the mind counts, compares, negotiates. This position might invite you to put figures on a project, ask for a quote, or lay out your accounts.
Mars is in your 11th solar house (friendships and projects).
Day by day, the house of friendships multiplies invitations, group messages, and small projects with others.
The calendar might fill with familiar faces and shared ideas.
Mars is in Leo, in your 11th solar house (friendships and projects), sextile your sign.
Mars among friends and projects pushes you to lead a group, to launch a joint initiative. It might also bring friction when points of view diverge.
A conditional reading of the real sky, with no prediction: read it with some distance. Why?
Positions at midweek; dates and times in Paris, to the minute. The Moon changes sign about every two and a half days.
For Libra, the week would put forward the search for balance and fair relationships.
The week is read through the Sun, the fast planets (Mercury, Venus, Mars), sign changes, stations, and lunations. The engine calculates their real positions, then arranges them in your solar chart, where your sign takes the 1st house. If a new moon or a full moon falls within the period, it is put forward; otherwise, it is a station or a planet’s entry into a new sign. The texts are written from tradition, in the conditional, and ignore the rising sign as much as the birth time.
The astronomical engine sets the positions of the Sun and the planets for the seven days, finds the lunations, stations, and sign changes, then places them counting from the sign Libra. The texts that go with each fact are traditional readings, never certainties.
That the planet is crossing the sign corresponding to that house, counted from your sign. Mars in the 10th house means, for example, Mars in the tenth sign from yours, read through vocation. It is a simplified reading, useful for an overview, which does not replace a personal chart.
It applies first to the Sun sign. Your rising sign shifts the numbering of the houses: a planet in the 5th solar house may fall in the 6th or 4th actual house. Reading the page for your rising sign, or having your chart calculated, gives a picture closer to your own case.
No, and each sentence reminds you of it through its conditional. The week describes a climate drawn from the real sky: a lunation, a planet’s passage, a retrograde. What you do with it, and what actually happens, depends on many things besides the stars.