Leo Weekly Forecast

For as long as Mars is in your relationship sector, which he is for another six weeks, a balance between your own and your relationship needs is going to be in the spotlight. However, Mars is not only moving further away from his clash with Pluto in your relationship sector, but just as already at a standstill, he turns retrograde there. Mars will continue to move forward while Pluto is turning around and heading back the other way, increasing the distance. Even so, the Moon's return to your communication sector from Thursday to Saturday will be a valuable chance to keep the communication lines open. Meanwhile, the biggest challenge you have this week might be finding the right work/life balance. At the same time that things are starting to pick up professionally and especially when Mercury joins the Sun in your career sector over the weekend, Venus has returned to your sector of adventure, travel, learning and discovery and she is ready to make up for lost time and to make the most of what is a second chance.

By the time you move into the new week Venus, the planet of love has only been back in an adventurous part of your chart for four days, but her mission to bring the spirit of romance and adventure together has already been given a considerable boost. Venus had already spent nearly two months here before retrograding back out and while she was only gone for five weeks, when she returned last week, it was to find that everything had changed. Since she returned, Venus has already spent the weekend aligned with Neptune, the planet of hopes and dreams, while the Moon's first visit to Leo since Mars returned has helped to create an early bridge between the planets of love and passion. With Venus here for another month and the Moon returning to your romantic sector next week, this is still warming up. Meanwhile, Pluto's retrograde turn in your relationship sector on Monday will shift a lot of focus onto the past, with the Moon's return to your communication sector from Thursday to Saturday making it easier to give the past and unsaid words a voice.