Our weekly readings cover the Monday-to-Sunday calendar week and are built from the sky's actual schedule for those seven days: lunar phases, planets changing signs, retrogrades beginning or ending, and the exact aspects forming between planets. Because the configuration is computed per sign, the same week can be a launch window for one sign and a consolidation week for another.

Key days: plan your week around the sky

The key days section is the most practical part of the forecast. It names the specific days when a transit peaks — and what each one favors — so you can schedule the important conversation, pitch, or rest day with the current rather than against it. If you only skim one block before Monday, make it this one, then use the week's move as your single standing intention.

Why your weekly reading differs from your daily

Daily and weekly forecasts deliberately operate at different zoom levels. The daily tracks the Moon's fast changes; the weekly is weighted toward developments that take several days to unfold, like Mercury stationing or Venus entering a new sign. When the two seem to disagree, they usually aren't in conflict — a challenging Tuesday can still sit inside an excellent week. Use the weekly for direction and the daily for timing.

One more lens: your rising sign

Weekly forecasts here are Sun-sign based, and reading for your rising sign as well sharpens them. The week's transits activate specific houses of your chart, and those houses are counted from the rising sign — which is why a "career week" for your Sun sign might read as a "home and family week" from your ascendant. Both are true; they describe different rooms of the same house.