Welcome back to Tatler's weekly horoscope led by our astrologer, De Rui.
Mercury joins Venus in retrograde motion, allowing us to integrate loose threads from past events. Uranus sends a jolt of ideas and chitter-chatter. Neptune supports our artistic ambitions or hidden talents.
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Mercury Retrograde begins
Stars signs affected the most: Aquarius may see events in a new light.
Networks and connections both out in the world and inside our brains are affected this week by the Mercury Retrograde period beginning on Friday. For the next five weeks, you would be wise to double-check texts and emails. Budget in extra time and resources into your plans. Also, take a deep breath if things fall through the cracks. During a Mercury Retrograde, we are really called to integrate any observations or feelings we may have set aside in the recent past. Forming new insights from those experiences is very possible.
Ideas will arrive right in time
Stars signs affected the most: Aries, Taurus, and Gemini can feel the buzz.
Uranus, the planet of innovation and change, comes into contact with both Mercury and the Moon this week. Brilliant, outside-the-box ideas could arrive just when they are needed. While the Moon is in contact with this electrifying planet, we can all be a little more highly strung and likely a bit disconnected from our feelings. People around us may be extra gregarious about nothing much at all.
Go with your gut
Stars signs affected the most: Sagittarius, Capricorn, and Pisces may be inspired.
Ethereal, spiritual Neptune makes contact with Mars, the Sun, and asteroid Pallas Athena, making this a wonderful time to go with your gut. Channelling our instinctual knowing into artistic projects like visual art or interior decorating could be satisfying. If film or photography were ever a calling, take some time out to rekindle your interest. Dreams this week could deliver more concrete messages.
About our astrologer
De Rui is a Hong Kong-based Western astrologer and the founder of Chart Life, a personalised astrology service for those who want specific insights for love, business and personal growth. She cautions that while the Sun sign is important, it's not the only relevant factor in our birth charts. Always look at your whole chart, or contact a professional for assistance. De Rui is a member of the UK-based Faculty of Astrological Studies, and is a graduate of Harvard University.
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