Which sign will have love all around them this week?
24 July-23 Aug Mercury turning direct in your sign is a green light from the cosmos. If you've been tongue-tied or have doubted your brilliance, that ends now. Venus and Jupiter help you soften your intensity with grace, and support you in a matter of great emotional importance. CALL 0905 789 0405*
VIRGO
24 Aug-23 Sept You like logic. But this week, something, or someone, is asking you to trust a feeling instead. Mercury's forward motion brings mental peace, but it's the Venus-Jupiter glow that's opening your heart to a healing truth. A powerful connection is growing – let it. CALL 0905 789 0406*
LIBRA
24 Sept-23 Oct There's something soothing about being heard – and this week, it's your turn. With Venus and Jupiter shining on your public life, you might be celebrated for something that's long been hidden. Don't play it down. You've earned this recognition and the benefits it brings. CALL 0905 789 0407*
SCORPIO
24 Oct-22 Nov Something shifts in your perspective now, and it has everything to do with Mercury moving forward again. A past frustration starts to make more sense, and the Venus-Jupiter kiss helps you find joy in the bigger picture. Let go of control and trust yourself. CALL 0905 789 0408*
SAGITTARIUS
23 Nov-21 Dec This week, your ruling planet Jupiter connects to Venus in Cancer and allows deep healing around an issue of trust. Mercury's clarity also brings a long-awaited decision within reach and helps you to make something right. Choose with your heart. CALL 0905 789 0409*
CAPRICORN
22 Dec-20 Jan With Venus and Jupiter meeting in your opposite sign, there's love all around you – even if you're unsure what to do with it. Mercury's shift helps you unpick an emotional entanglement. You don't need all the answers, but the honesty you require is on its way. CALL 0905 789 0410*
AQUARIUS
21 Jan-19 Feb Your mind has been working overtime, but now you can stop guessing and start knowing what you really need. Mercury's direct motion brings confidence back to your communication, and a Venus-Jupiter meeting rewards you for caring – even when it wasn't easy to do so. CALL 0905 789 0411*
PISCES
20 Feb-20 March Venus connects to your historic ruler Jupiter in Cancer this week, so romance and excitement are in the water. Now that Mercury is no longer running rings around you, something heartfelt is finally spoken aloud. You're not too much. You're just right the way you are. CALL 0905 789 0412*
ARIES
21 March-20 April Mercury moves forward from Monday and the tension between what you think and what you feel starts to ease. Love softens something that's been sore for a while. Venus and Jupiter offer a chance for warmth and closeness when you let your guard down. CALL 0905 789 0401*
TAURUS
21 April-21 May You're known for your loyalty but sometimes even you question where to place your trust. This week, a conversation gets easier, and an emotional reassurance you've longed for begins to materialise. The right answers are on their way and they'll be worth the wait. CALL 0905 789 0402*
GEMINI
22 May-21 June At last, words begin to make sense again as Mercury's shift helps you find your rhythm. Venus brings you the gift of someone who's finally on your wavelength. Don't be surprised if an old idea makes a comeback – with a golden opportunity. CALL 0905 789 0403*
CANCER
22 June-23 July Venus and Jupiter meet in your sign this week and amplify romantic feelings. Your intuition on a matter of the heart is being boosted – so trust your instincts. Love is loud this week, and someone wants you to know how deeply you are valued and adored. CALL 0905 789 0404*
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