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It's a big week in retrograde news! Venus, which has been in reverse since October 3, makes her "inferior conjuction" to the Sun on Friday, October 23 and disappears from view for 8 days. This marks her shift from evening start to morning star. (Catch her outside again at dawn near Halloween.) Scorpio season begins on Friday, then Mercury turns retrograde on Saturday. If that weren't enough cosmic mayhem, Venus retrograde slips back from Scorpio into Libra. The AstroTwins decode the week, bringing the stars down to Earth. Planets, pop culture, politics and prophecies for October 19-25. Get Your 2027 Horoscope guide and plan your year by the planets: https://astrostyle.com/2027-book https://astrostyle.com/manifest
Furtive Pluto flips out of its five-month retrograde, bringing secrets to light. With feisty Mars in a fire trine with restrictive Saturn, patience won't be at a premium. Fortunately Sunday's quarter moon in Capricorn brings some adults into the the room. The AstroTwins give the weekly cosmic forecast through the lens of pop culture, politics and prophecy.
Podcast for October 5-11: - Venus retrograde continues its tear, meeting up with Mercury retrograde and clashing with Mars - How Saturday's Libra new moon's peace offering gets a conflict curveball - Reflections on the world three years after October 7, and what 2027 could bring - Human Design Gates 48 and 57 - and a different way of looking at "intuition"
Hell hath no fury! Venus, the planet of love, slips into her six-week retrograde cycle on Saturday, October 3, backing up through Scorpio and Libra—the two most relationship-oriented signs. This cosmic event echoes a cycle in 2018 when record-breaking numbers of women won in the U.S. midterm elections. The AstroTwins break down the week's stars with pop culture, politics, planets and prophecies.
Tali and Ophira discuss the transition into Libra season and the fall equinox, emphasizing a shift toward interpersonal relationships and collective balance. They explain upcoming planetary retrogrades of Venus and Mars, and their long trips through a pair of zodiac signs.