Here is the Psychic Scoop Weekly Astrology Forecast for the week of Jul 30, 2018 – Aug 5, 2018:
It may not seem like we’ve got a lot going on this week, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing happening. There are six planets retrograde, and six planets in the early degrees of their respective signs. We’ve also got Mars out of bounds — and closer to the Earth than it’s been in 15 years, or will be for another 269 years.
Weekly Astrology Forecast — Jul 16, 2018 – Jul 22, 2018:
Here is the Psychic Scoop Weekly Astrology Forecast for the week of Jul 16, 2018 – Jul 22, 2018:
Things get up close and personal this week, starting on Monday, with several inconjunct (150 degree) aspects. Inconjuncts require us to make adjustments and to find a middle ground between very dissimilar energies. In this case it involves the three inner (or personal) planets — the Moon, Mercury and Venus, and their relationships with Chiron, Pluto and Mars.
Weekly Astrology Forecast — Jul 9, 2018 – Jul 15, 2018:
Here is the Psychic Scoop Weekly Astrology Forecast for the week of Jul 9, 2018 – Jul 15, 2018:
This week, we have a planet changing direction, a planet (and an asteroid) changing signs, a New Moon in Cancer and a partial Solar Eclipse. Starting on Monday, Mercury squares Jupiter, a transit that pits the planet that rules thoughts, ideas and communications against the planet associated with beliefs and higher mind ideals.
Weekly Astrology Forecast — Jul 2, 2018 – Jul 8, 2018:
Here is the Psychic Scoop Weekly Astrology Forecast for the week of Jul 2, 2018 – Jul 8, 2018:
We start this week on Monday with three different inconjuncts (150° aspects); one involving Mercury and Saturn, one involving Venus and Pluto, and one involving the Sun and Mars.
Starting with the Mercury / Saturn inconjunct: this aspect can see you questioning the value of your own thoughts and ideas. it can have you feel uncertain or insecure about what you believe in, and can have you feeling shy about expressing it. This transit can have your mind playing tricks on you, as in wondering “is what I have to say important enough to say?” or “am I even sure about what I think?”