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Added on October 30, 2026 inFREE ASTROLOGY

This weekend’s astrological forecast is nothing short of a cosmic rollercoaster—are you ready to buckle up and let your inner monster out? With Retro Mercury hangin’ out in Scorpio and the Scorpio Sun sharing a quirky vibe with retro Saturn, there’s an oddball blend of moods brewing. Sometimes dark, sometimes magnificent, and occasionally a delightful mash-up of both! Pluto, the ruler of Scorpio, is dancing with Juno in Aquarius, giving us the chance to dig deeper than just surface-level interpretations. It’s a perfect moment to ponder: is what we see a monstrosity, a mere human, or a perplexing blend of both? This weekend invites us to shift our perspectives and truly align ourselves with what we’re witnessing, so open those eyes and let’s navigate this emotional labyrinth together. Ready to discover what surprises the universe has up its sleeves? Don’t forget to pack your curiosity! LEARN MORE

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Retro Mercury in Scorpio isn’t making any new aspects this weekend, and the Scorpio Sun quincunxes retro Saturn in Aries. The Moon/mood is a mixed bag, sometimes dark, sometimes glorious. Sometimes BOTH.

Scorpio ruler Pluto moves in conjunction with Juno in Aquarius all weekend and into the week — in sextile to retro Neptune, in trine to Aquarius-ruler Uranus (retro in Mercury-ruled Gemini). The moment can feel monstrous, but that absolutely relies on where we commit our perspective. If we’re capable of traversing more than the surface of things, there’s a WORLD of unique and sparkling takes to consider, embody, and internalize/externalize.

Is it a monster? A man? Both? Neither? Is it a sum of its parts, the parts themselves, or are we even fit to make that judgement? The astrology suggests we consider the myriad possibilities and give ourselves time to bring our perspective into alignment with the actuality of what we’re observing. The success of the mood and our movement through the weekend rely on that.

You don’t even have to leave your chair: We’re already hurtling through space. Get passionate about moving your thoughts. They say: “Don’t dance around the subject.” But the more we dance, the better we know. The better we know, the more we can believe perspective matters. Sometimes reality is best perceived through a veil of absurdity.

Retro Venus in Libra spends the weekend in sextile to Jupiter in Leo. Of all possible paths, we’re looking for the best and brightest. Isn’t it funny, that once you start looking, you’re more likely to start finding. Even if the finding is a surprise. “Last place I looked!” “I swear I checked that spot THIRTY times!” What if you don’t genuinely understand what you wanted till you find it?

Friday night, the Cancer Moon trines retro Mercury, exact in the wee hours. Go deeper, it satisfies. Follow passion.

Saturday night, that same Cancer Moon kicks up the ghost of a full moon just past. It squares Retro Venus then squares retro Chiron, all cardinal. Perspective steers. What have you learned in a week/all your life? Oooh, itchy. Then the Moon moves to sunny Leo, and the landscape (heart-scape) shifts dramatically. The Moon trines retro Neptune and opposes Juno-Pluto through the night.

So we’ve got feelings about reality and get a big sad about how things used to be (if they even were), but in a way that’s plucking our own heartstrings for a fix. Once the mood turns, it’s easier to invoke the magic that endures, enraptures, and flows alongside passion itself. Ultimately we’re chasing that rapture, only to turn and hope it chases us back.

Sunday morning, the Leo Moon sextiles retro Uranus in Gemini, and the mood is effervescent. So many options if you’re open. It then squares the Sun, trines retro Saturn, then goes on to square retro Mercury. Reality intrudes in a good way. It’s all “HEY, we’re living a life on earth here!” But then you remember: Earth time has a LOOOONG fuse. Don’t expect to gather up all the details you’ve dropped. Instead, look to follow the story points that shine up through the mess.

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