Today we see Mercury moving into the sign of Libra. This is great because Libra is the sign of partnerships so it’s going to be easier to talk about any issues standing between you and someone else. It’s also interesting, though, as at the end of September, Mercury will go retrograde in this same spot!
Here’s what Mercury in Libra means for you ahead of the retrograde…
Sometimes it’s easy to skim over the surface with people. Who doesn’t gloss over the tricker subjects from time to time? And sometimes we have to ask the hard questions, confront the hard subjects and even answer the probing queries we would rather avoid! And hopefully it will be worth it! Given that talking can be just a lot of hot air, it’s amazing how incredibly valid and life-changing conversations can also be. Something that someone else says makes us realise some deep dark truth about ourselves or life and whammo! Our whole perspective changes. Over the next few days and weeks, make sure you don’t go backing off from deep and meaningful conversations just because the topic makes you nervous. Don’t be scared of something just because it’s deep. You’ll be amazed at how tacking a subject which feels a bit ‘taboo’ can lead you to seeing everything from a much wider perspective. On a less esoteric level, you can also expect sex and money to take up a lot of your headspace now. If you want to renegotiate your pay or mortgage, it’s a good time to at least put your feelers out. Romantically, if you and your partner have been skimming the surface, expect to go deeper together. Talking about intimate issues will be somehow paradoxically and simultaneously more challenging yet easier. People freak out about Mercury Retrograde. But there’s no need! On the contrary, even in the midst of the mayhem, if you know how to work with Mercury retrograde, you can end up turning this cycle to your advantage long-term – again and again. Mercury retrograde has a bad reputation but it can be used to resteer your life. As Mercury changes direction, so can you! It’s so important I wrote a simple-to-understand book about it. Click here to find out more.
