The end of Mercury retrograde is more than enough reason to look forward to the week ahead.
Lean on your peers but be discerning, Aries. The week of Oct. 2 begins with Mercury stationing direct, bringing momentum to your sixth house of health and daily routines while the moon reaches its first-quarter phase in Capricorn. With a full moon in your sign approaching, you could be taking the lead at this time, and really prioritizing your individual perspective. The moon will conjunct Saturn on Oct.
, while others of you complete something big in the realm of education. Important conversations will come into play on Oct. 6, when your ruler, Mercury, aligns with transformative Pluto, as it will likely require you and a significant other to come to terms with a decision regarding your union. If this involves family, you may feel the need to assert yourself and set boundaries on Oct. 7. The same goes for those of you taking on a leadership role in your professional life.
The moon's close proximity to Saturn on Oct. 5 adds a layer of pragmatism and seriousness to matters surrounding your daily routines and general mindfulness, but this isn't for you to be discouraged. On the contrary, it's an opportunity to create structure and stability, so you can eventually take that leap of faith. And as if this weren't enough to get the ball rolling, Mercury will also link up with Pluto on Oct. 6.
If things feel somber the next few days, it's due to the moon's close proximity to taskmaster Saturn. Instead of focusing on the downside, you can harness this energy when it comes to disciplining your mind and achieving some sort of self-mastery. You could also learn something new on Oct. 6, as Mercury will align with Pluto in your second house of finances and value systems.
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