Astrology of the Week 23 ~ 29 March 2026
Astrology of the
Week
23 ~ 29 March 2026
This week’s energy is honest, a little raw, and surprisingly useful. Everybody’s a little more impressionable than they’d like to admit right now. Fantasy, projection, and wishful thinking are dressed up and trying to pass as fact. The truth may arrive dressed up, with a suspect alibi and excellent timing, but it still arrives. This week isn’t about proving ourselves to the world. It’s about stepping into our own authority without apologising for it. Rethink what power and leadership actually mean in our life. It’s not about perfection or constant confidence, but something simpler and far more valuable : responsibility, courage, and self-respect.
We can use this week’s energies to become more disciplined and focused about our spiritual practice, or in how we take compassionate action in the world. There is a strong desire for a new beginning in some area of our lives. We may feel creatively inspired and also courageous about starting a new endeavour, while also having the commitment necessary for the longer-term process.
Some may be experiencing a deeper crisis of faith as what they once believed in appears to be disintegrating. Watch for more revelations that could cause additional disillusionment or disorientation. Social systems, governmental structures, and authority figures that do not resonate with the higher energies that are flooding our planet may be seen more clearly now, or by more people. What has been held in secret is no longer hidden, as the veil of illusion thins.
Monday ~ Tuesday : Conversation, curiosity, and a little mental chaos.
Wednesday : The idea of leadership stops being aspirational and becomes something that requires discipline, courage, and accountability. We’re better able to see that power isn’t about making noise, but about knowing where to apply pressure.
Thursday: There’s pressure on the tender spots around love, rejection, self-worth and confronting the old stories that make us hesitate when we want something.
Friday: Bold expression.
Saturday: Strategic thinking and long-term ambition are rewarded. Sunday: Clean up the details and organise the lessons.
SUN CONJUNCT NEPTUNE + SATURN (22 ~ 25 March)
A Generational Turning Point
Reality checks arrive in waves between the 22nd and the 25th. Illusions dissolve on a mass scale, exposing where fantasies, denial, propaganda, or wishful thinking have been standing in for truth. Systems built on smoke start showing cracks. Narratives that once felt convincing lose their credibility. We may experience this as fatigue, increased sensitivity, or the sudden realisation that something once believed has no validity anymore.
However, this isn’t a collapse, it’s a correction. A type of energy that demands courage and trust. As a result, it creates an uncompromising checkpoint where leaders are tested, commitments are examined, and weak foundations show visible strain while strong ones demonstrate their strength. Whatever choice is made changes the trajectory of the future. This is a powerful new cycle forming, so trust what’s occurring.
SUN CONJUNCT SATURN (Wednesday)
Get to work; we’re being handed responsibility whether we feel ready or not. Discipline and preparation are rewarded. If we put in the right amount of effort, the Universe will be sure to reward us down the line. Think long-term. Focus on our most important missions and how much we have yet to accomplish. There may be pressure around leadership, decision-making, or accountability. This isn’t about dominating a situation. It’s about understanding how things work and acting with purpose.
SUN SEXTILE PLUTO (Wednesday)
Sparkling energy full of strategic awareness and psychological insight. The more effort we put in, the more reward we will receive. We may suddenly see how systems operate and where real influence exists. We might notice a moment where we have to step up instead of waiting for someone else to handle things. A leadership opportunity could appear. Someone may ask for our opinion, helping us realise we have more influence than we thought.
VENUS CONJUNCT CHIRON (Thursday)
Pressure on an emotional bruise – old stories about love, rejection, and self-worth. The temptation is to retreat and protect ourselves. Choose courage even when we feel exposed. Instead of shutting down, try approaching the moment with honesty and self-respect by showing up authentically. Conversations or news stories may challenge us to express an opinion or to speak more forthrightly, which could be uncomfortable.
Look for themes around awareness to how archetypal feminine qualities are discounted, as well as how the female gender has been abused and traumatised. The process of exposing a wound is never comfortable or easy, but it is necessary. It is in the awareness of a wrongdoing that we can intentionally make new choices.
SATURN SEXTILE PLUTO (Saturday)
Focus on a specific step we want to take, one that feels in alignment with our own personal mission statement. Do the patient work that is required to achieve that goal by having the courage, the commitment, and the passion needed. An opportunity for us to reclaim our inner authority and to become more empowered through strategic action should we decide to put in the effort. A commitment to social change. Focus on a specific step we want to take, one that feels in alignment with our own personal mission statement. Do the patient work that is required to achieve that goal by having the courage, the commitment, and the passion needed.
Transformation and long-term dedication. A blend of discipline and strategic influence. It’s the difference between loud power and effective power. This is the first time these two have connected since 2020. We need to face some hard truths, accept that we’re not as far along as we thought we were, and learn to draw upon inner strengths we didn't know we had. We can face the darkest truths of reality, not simply to wallow in them, but rather to acknowledge what needs to change, and how we can begin to implement a new approach to reality. The right thing is not often the easy thing. Success comes not from dominating the room, but paying attention to how systems operate and where their actions can make the biggest impact. Think like a strategist. Focus on sustainable changes rather than dramatic gestures. This helps us to build endurance, embolden conviction, and show that we’re a lot more capable than we ever gave ourselves credit for.
