Libra weekly horoscope your stars 10 August 2026

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Your Libra weekly Horoscope for the seven days starting Monday 10 August 2026:

For Libra, the week of Monday August 10th 2026 to Sunday August 16th 2026 begins with Venus moves into Libra on Saturday August 15th, restoring confidence and placing you back in your natural element. The Sun in Leo strengthens friendships and reminds you that the right people often appear when you least expect them. Mercury in Leo brings news from the past, while the Solar Eclipse in Leo on Wednesday August 12th opens the door to a fresh beginning that has been waiting for the right moment.

Someone you once had a relationship with is about to reappear into your life. It could be that they need something from you. How you respond will be entirely up to you. If it is important enough then you should go through with it otherwise it is probably wise to walk away for good and not look back. However do remember that you still have memories and no one can take them away from you.

Jupiter in Leo reminds you that old connections sometimes return for a good reason, but not every second chance deserves to become a permanent one. Listen carefully before making any promises. Mars moves into Cancer increases pressure at work and reminds you that protecting your reputation should remain one of your highest priorities.

The Moon begins the week in Cancer, encouraging quiet reflection before entering Leo for the Solar Eclipse, where an unexpected meeting changes your thinking. As the Moon passes through Virgo and reaches Libra, uncertainty fades and the right decision becomes much clearer. Saturn in Aries retrograde exposes unfinished business, while Pluto in Aquarius retrograde shows who has genuinely changed and who has not.

The week finishes with greater certainty than you expected. Libra will discover that looking back does not always mean going backwards. Trust your instincts. One choice made before the weekend is over will finally allow the past to remain where it belongs.