On September 1, Saturn re-enters your sister sign, Pisces, re-directing your focus to how you’ve been committing to partnerships and relationships since 2023. In the last three years, you’ve probably noticed increased obligations in your affairs with others that have required you to sift through the murky ideals and embrace more concrete responsibility. From now until February, you’ll be introduced to these realities for a final time, to ensure that what you’ve been building alongside another person is, in fact, here to stay and not just a figment of your imagination.
On September 7, the Pisces lunar eclipse spotlights the current state of your romantic relationships and partnerships. What are some of the things that you envision for your love life going forward? They may be actualizing now, or simply re-envisioned. With Saturn’s heavy influence, this may feel like less of an optimistic period, but it’s one that reminds you that dreams require commitment and time to actualize. You may be starting a new relationship now or reaching a significant turning point in an existing one. It’s a good time to consider what you’re aspiring towards in love and connection.
The Virgo solar eclipse takes place on September 21, bringing your focus fully back to yourself and your current priorities. Now, you’ll take stock of your physical body, as well as your ability to be productive and pursue your goals and responsibilities. This will, without a doubt, be a very busy day for you, so try not to overwhelm yourself with too many to-dos! This solar eclipse is about releasing any outdated habits or ways of thinking that don’t support your desire to self-improve and help others. It’s not a time to overly criticize or nitpick yourself.
Libra season kicks off on September 22, bringing awareness to your money, resources, and investments. Now, you’ll be more aware of the need to create balance within your financial obligations. For you, it’s essential to maintain a harmonious relationship with your finances, which also means that overworking and overextending yourself are ultimately ineffective. Work hard, but make sure you’re giving yourself the chance to play hard and enjoy the fruits of your labor too.