Moon in Leo

Mercury in Libra is square to Pluto in Capricorn:
No stones are left unturned.
From the Merriam-Webster dictionary:
To ”leave no stone unturned” is an idiom that means to do everything possible to find something or to solve a problem. It is often used to praise someone’s careful work, as in:
The researcher left no stone unturned in her search for the original documents.
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The Moon is still in Leo and will conjunct Mars in a few hours and square Saturn in Scorpio by tomorrow morning. We are building up towards this weekend’s New Moon/Solar Eclipse in Virgo.
We have the fuel to bring some real structural lifestyle changes. Whether those changes are internal or external. Tension is high but the desire for renewal is stronger. You might need to make a monumental effort to keep your balancing act together. Keep your resolutions/goals in your mind’s eye.

The Moon is in Leo for two days…

In Astrology, Leo is associated with royalty, the lion being the ”king of beasts” and throughout history a powerfull symbol of sovereignty and nobility. Leo is a fire sign ruled by the Sun and there is an ambitious and ardent vitality behind their desire to be the voice of reason. The solar sign is imbued with an authority that sometimes can be interpreted as arrogance but it is a natural confidence and nobility of character that motivates the lion.

Loyal friends they will demonstrate their affection in a warm and generous manner. Compliments can get you far with someone who has alot of Leo in their birth chart. Secretly these big kittens revel in being loved and worshipped. Demonstrations of your total submission is one sure way of getting the royal treatment.

Fire is the word of the day with so many planets including the Sun in Aries combine with the Moon in Leo.

Here are a few words to help you create your own astrological forecast:

-Passion and Romance
-Creativity and Impulse
-Gut instinct and Reason
-Strong Opinions and Heated Debates
-Love, Lust and War
-Burning Desires
-Righteousness and Convictions
-Drama and Stage Performance
-Arrogance and Over-Confidence
-Playing and Having Fun
-Pride and Attention-Seeking
-Recognition and Risk Taking