Aquarius weekly horoscope: What your star sign has in store for August 10
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AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 18
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You may have held back the more controversial aspects of a plan or a promise – but this week your chart combination of Saturn and Uranus encourages you to share everything.
This is the only way to be sure a deal is 100% genuine and good to go.
How you make time in your life for relationships is so important, as certain people do need to feel more seen, and valued, by you.
DESTINY DAYS: Set a timer for routine tasks on Tuesday. Ask a travel question again on Thursday. Look seriously at a boss's job, on Friday.
LUCKY LINKS: The sound of tinkling windchimes. A pattern of seashells. A team that includes a mother and son.
THREE TIMES BETTER: This week, Saturn and Uranus sextile for the second time this year, linking you back to events of early April and looking forward to January 2026.
Recognising the power of your own words is this planet connection's Aquarius boost – along with swopping perfection for action.
What your zodiac sign says about your home decor
Something you've been writing since April, from a story to a speech, or maybe some self-confidence affirmations, deserves to be aired now, rather than waiting for the perfect moment.
By January, you can be responding to three exciting offers.
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