The first week of November opens with what the horoscope describes as overdue housekeeping. A Last Quarter Moon in Leo on Sunday asks people to release whatever they have been holding onto out of pride, a process the horoscope says will go more smoothly than expected. After that, the pace of the week increases. On Monday, the Moon passes Mars and Jupiter in Leo, restoring confidence, and those two planets continue drawing closer together all week, keeping ambition high and patience in shorter supply.
Wednesday is singled out as a key day. Mercury meets the Sun at the heart of its retrograde, and according to the horoscope, the truth about something that has felt confusing since late October finally becomes clear. That same morning, Venus and Jupiter form a sextile that the horoscope associates with luck in love and money. Thursday's Moon in Libra is said to test some rosy assumptions about the people around you, and Saturday morning ends the week on an affectionate note before the Moon moves into Scorpio and people turn inward.
For Aries, the Moon joining Mars in Leo on Monday morning makes energy contagious, and Jupiter drifting closer to Mars makes rallying others easier. Snippy exchanges are expected to fade by Tuesday once Mars finishes its square to retrograde Mercury, and a new Mars-Venus sextile makes affection come more easily than arguing. A Moon-Mars sextile on Saturday morning, on the Moon's way to Venus, is flagged as a time to plan something sweet.
Taurus is described as loosening a grip on shared possessions this week, with Jupiter's sextile to retrograde Venus peaking Wednesday and putting Taurus in a generous mood. For Gemini, retrograde Mercury has prompted widespread solicitation of advice, but Wednesday's Mercury-Sun alignment halfway through the retrograde brings the realization that the answer was already known. Cancer is told that three weekends of canceled plans have accumulated, and Sunday's Last Quarter Moon asks for an admission that hiding out has run its course, with Monday's Moon-Mars-Jupiter meeting in Leo supplying energy to make the first call.
Leo has been defending a position it stopped believing in around day three, and Sunday's Last Quarter Moon in that sign offers a graceful exit, with Monday's confidence to speak first. For Virgo, the Moon spends Tuesday and Wednesday in that sign, a window for reviewing a to-do list and identifying obligations taken on purely from guilt, with Wednesday's Mercury-Sun meeting making one item stand out as something never owed to anyone. Pluto begins squaring Mercury on Thursday, and the horoscope advises holding a new boundary kindly if someone pushes back.
Libra is encouraged to revisit a closet-bound sketchbook or guitar, with Jupiter's sextile to Venus peaking Wednesday and encouragement arriving from unexpected people. The Moon enters Libra on Thursday, and a Saturday morning Moon-Venus meeting is suggested for making something before breakfast. Scorpio is told that a heavy stretch ends Tuesday when Pluto finishes its square to the Sun, and Thursday afternoon's Moon trine to Pluto is the moment to act on something that has been pending. Pluto also begins a slow sextile with Saturn, which the horoscope says favors lasting changes, and Saturday's Moon entry into Scorpio is a night to protect.
Sagittarius gets a hopeful mood from Monday evening's Moon-Jupiter meeting, with Jupiter's sextile to Venus peaking Wednesday and bringing a win in love, money, or both. Jupiter keeps edging closer to Mars all week, and a Saturday morning Moon-Jupiter sextile is named as the right time to celebrate with others. Capricorn is urged to revisit a dream filed under unrealistic, as Neptune circles back toward Saturn, with Sunday afternoon's Moon trine to Saturn suited to mapping out what the impractical thing would take. Pluto's slow sextile with Saturn favors durable changes, and a doubtful voice may surface early Friday when the Moon opposes Saturn.
Aquarius receives a good idea from Sunday morning's Moon sextile to Uranus, while Tuesday's Moon square to Uranus brings someone else rearranging plans without asking. By Thursday evening, the Moon trines Uranus and a last-minute plan may sound slightly ridiculous. Pisces starts Sunday soft with an overnight Moon trine to Neptune, but by Thursday the Moon opposes Neptune and someone placed on a pedestal will do something human, such as flaking on plans or forgetting something important.
