The week is dominated by a single event: a partial lunar eclipse on Friday, the last for six months, falling in Pisces. Eclipses close rather than open, and this one lands in the quietest, least visible sign in the zodiac — so whatever concludes this week will likely do so privately, without an announcement, in the part of a life that others do not see.

Before that, Mercury joins the Sun in Virgo on Tuesday, meeting exactly on Thursday. This is genuinely clear thinking, well suited to practical decisions and detail work rather than to anything requiring nerve. Use Thursday deliberately; it is the sharpest day of the week for judgement.

Then Friday turns the week over completely. The Sun and Mercury both square Uranus at the same time as the eclipse perfects, so a piece of information arrives that disrupts a plan built earlier in the week — more thoroughly than seems fair at first, though usually for good reason once it settles.

Venus continues warm and undemanding throughout, asking nothing back from anyone. Mars stays low and defensive, better suited to guarding than to advancing. Saturn and Neptune remain in Aries, still quietly separating what is genuinely true about identity from what has simply been assumed out of habit for a long while now.

Underneath all of it, Jupiter holds a firm, generous angle to Saturn — a rare steadiness running beneath a week that otherwise ends on real disruption. Whatever survives Friday's turn was built on something solid to begin with.

The Moon returns to Aries on Sunday, closing the week back where it opened and offering a quieter close after Friday's disruption. Think clearly on Thursday, hold plans loosely by Friday, and let whatever the eclipse takes go without trying to immediately replace it.