Virgo Weekly Horoscope

People have a lot to offer you starting this week, Virgo, so don’t shut yourself off from the world. On the 9th, lucky Jupiter blasts into Cancer and your social 11th House of Social Networks and Global Communities for the first time since 2014, initiating a turbo-charged transit that will see you collaborating with all kinds of acquaintances, new and old, until Jupiter moves on again next June. You can majorly extend your network during this time, so if you’ve been hoping to find a new place for yourself, then Jupiter could surely bring it your way. Also, if you have some sort of projects to share that you’re hoping will reach a wider audience, then Jupiter will assist with getting as many people looking in your direction as possible. Go on and let yourself shine.

The week continues with a powerful Full Moon in Sagittarius and your 4th House of Home and Family on the 11th. This could result in spending more time with your family–chosen or biological–or deciding you simply need to do some major nesting. Perhaps the place you hang up your hat is looking a little tired and needs a bit of redecorating. As a sign, Virgo energy is very tasteful, to say the least, so put that to good use and indulge your inner domestic god or goddess. You will feel much more at home with the results.

You may feel a little conflicted on the 15th when lucky Jupiter in your outgoing 11th House makes a rare square to Saturn in Aries and your intimate 8th House of Sex and Shared Resources. One minute you want to go racing off with your friends for a day of whatever-you-like, next you find yourself waylaid with rather more personal responsibilities. You may need to deal with some important financial matters, but you may also find you’d simply rather focus on just a few close connections, as opposed to a wide group of acquaintances.

Also on the 15th, Mars in Leo and your 12th House of the Subconscious will be squaring of rebellious Uranus in Taurus and your worldly 9th House of Expansion and Adventure. Perhaps you’re reminded of just how many opportunities are out there just beyond your reach, and you could reach them if only you weren’t so aware of the other things keeping you where you currently are. If far off vistas call your name you don’t have to chase after them right away; rather, you can begin to make plans you can implement down the road, but again there’s no reason to go hurtling after them this very moment.