Libra Weekly Horoscope

The Libra “people person” is officially back at the wheel this Wednesday, April 16, as curious Mercury makes its second pass through Aries and your partnership-powered seventh house, staying until May 10. Mercury was here earlier this spring—from March 3 to 29—complicated by a backspin into retrograde on the 15th. If you’ve been feeling friction in a key relationship this reboot helps you get back in sync. And after a few industrious weeks, you’re ready to fill the relationship bank account with some quality time. If you need help feeling like a Libra again, treat yourself to little luxuries: fresh-cut flowers, lemon in your sparkling water, or a gorgeously scented candle on your desk and nightstand. Romance gets a lift, too. Step away from the streaming queue and into social settings where you can meet Grade-A prospects. Coupled Libras should make date night non-negotiable. Be the one to book the reservations or snag the concert tix. With Mercury here, dynamic duos of all kinds could heat up. Whether it’s a co-founder, bandmate or writing partner, be open to new alliances—but seal the deal with a contract, not a handshake and “good vibes.”

Another burst of social momentum arrives this Friday as energizing Mars leaves Cancer (where it’s been since January 6) and blasts into Leo and your eleventh house of teams and technology until June 17. This exuberant cycle could bring some stimulating—and productive—collaborations, whether professional or social. Your group hangs might double as de facto networking events. Be intentional about who you hang out with because under Mars’ accelerated pace, you could be swept into all sorts of fascinating and experimental activities before you even have a chance to fully weigh the impact they’ll have on your life. Resist the urge to join on the spot. This two-month cycle is ripe for exploration, but ultimately, you may decide that some of the things you try are too far afield from your comfort zone. Since the eleventh house rules humanitarianism, you might find an organization that's doing work you care about and throw yourself into it.