Weekly Astrological Forecast for October 10-16
By Bob Mulligan
From October 10th to the 16th great expectations fuel the markets as lots of dollars switch hands. Staying calm requires detachment. Expect good things to happen; share what you have and accept others as they are. We can see a new world being born.
10th – Monday – Venus Quincunx Uranus – Suddenly every impulse is accentuated and our feelings are to act immediately. Enjoy the ride; we are happiest when we keep our attention on where we are going and forget about where we have been.
11th – Tuesday – The Full Moon is at 10:06 PM EDT – All our relationships are held in balance as we are prompted to examine who in fact we really are. Being cautious is a good thing; however, we need not be afraid to act, even when we are alone.
12th – Wednesday – Mercury Trine Neptune, Venus Parallel Neptune, Venus Contra-parallel Jupiter, Jupiter Contra-parallel Neptune – A certain amount of joy and good luck finds its way to our door without us consciously doing anything. However, we can bring sweeping, noticeable, and permanent changes to our lives if we have the foresight to focus on our highest values.
13th – Thursday – Venus Sextile Pluto, Mercury enters Scorpio, Sun Conjunct Saturn – Eliminating waste and gaining efficiency with our time gives a deep feeling of satisfaction. There is a finality now; we reap exactly what we have sown.
14th – Friday – Mercury Quincunx Uranus, Mercury Contra-parallel Jupiter, Mercury Parallel Neptune, Venus Opposite Jupiter – This is a mentally stimulating day. There are lots of communications and everyone is generally positive and upbeat. It’s ok to push your ideas but know the limit of your ability to expand.
15th – Saturday – Don’t let nervous energy, interruptions, or changes in plans upset you. This is meant to be a fun day; being spontaneous won’t free us from responsibilities but it does make our given tasks go easier and faster.
16th – Sunday – Mercury Sextile Pluto – We have the ability to see to the heart of any issue we are working on. Deep insight and constant questioning leads us to new information. Problem solving and consensus building are the best uses of today’s opportunities.
