Venus in reverse from Wednesday will bring you a new kind of relationship blueprint...
May 11, 2020 - 10:32 BST Debbie Frank While we continue life in lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic, astrologer to the stars Debbie Frank has shared her weekly horoscopes with HELLO! Online readers. Find out what the stars have in store for you during this period of self-isolation, and make sure to check out Debbie's book, Written in the Stars.
GEMINI The last time Venus went retrograde in Gemini was June 2012. This time period may hold some resonance for you in the coming weeks, particularly as the node has just returned to your sign and you're in something of a karmic era where you get to see actions have consequences. So do relationships, which are the main area of analysis for you now.
VIRGO Whatever it is that you're trying to do, you can't do it with the same mindset or value system that you had in the past. As three planets change direction this week, the signal you're getting is to cast your critical eye over what is left unresolved in relationships at this point. Unless this is cleared, you can't move forward.
SAGITTARIUS When Jupiter turns retrograde on Friday you're entering a period of looking at your relationship to the Law of Attraction. Do you actually believe you can create your own luck? What is your relationship to abundance? As both Venus and Saturn are also turning tail, there's a hint of karma in this mix. Basically, you need to work out how to move onto your highest value and with whom.
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