Leo Weekly Horoscope

Ready to let go of some baggage, Leo? You’re in luck. On Tuesday, October 8, the cosmic lovebirds, Venus and Mars align in a harmonious 120-degree trine, bringing some sweet and soulful nurturing your way. Have you been nursing a wound, processing a painful situation or just dealing with old patterns that don’t support your new life direction? This one-day transit can feel like a hug from the cosmos as it illuminates therapists, holistic healers and bodyworkers who can help you accelerate the recovery process. Since both planets are in feminine water signs—Venus in Scorpio and your nurturing fourth house and Mars in Cancer your compassionate twelfth—you could meet a wise woman, perhaps a relative or an elder in your community, who acts as your personal earth angel and guides you along your emotional journey. Drop your pride and accept her support.

Team review time! On Wednesday, visionary Jupiter turns retrograde in Gemini, backing up through your eleventh house of friendship and community until February 4, 2025. If the momentum of a shared effort has started to slow down or you’ve found yourself a little less enthused to be a part of it, fret not. This four-month reversal is a golden opportunity to hit pause, step back and get a wider-angle perspective on the situation. Have you given away too much of your decision-making power or been a bit too accepting of someone’s slacker tendencies? You don’t have to kick anyone off the island—just maybe be a little clearer and direct about what you expect from members of your soul squad. This extends to your digital life as well since the eleventh house rules technology. Trust your intuition if it tells you to unfriend or block someone on social media. If you know you waste precious hours doom-scrolling, consider a media detox this week. (And find a more productive outlet for your FOMO.) Now’s the time to be more selective about who and what you devote your attention to. With Jupiter retrograde, the perfect collaborators might be people you’ve worked with in the past. And should this backspin delay any tech launches, be grateful and take advantage of the opportunity to do a little more R-n-D before you drop a small fortune on developers.