Sagittarius daily and weekly horoscope your stars 23 February 2026

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Your Sagittarius weekly Horoscope for the seven days starting Monday 23 February 2026:

For the week of Monday February 23rd 2026 to Sunday March 1st 2026, the main influence comes from the Sun in Pisces, which places emphasis on your home environment, emotional foundations, and the way daily pressures affect your mood. This solar placement often brings awareness to what has been neglected because it felt unimportant or uninspiring. Mercury in Aquarius highlights practical problem solving and encourages you to think differently about how you manage responsibilities. Meanwhile, Venus in Capricorn reminds you that stability and support are built through small, consistent actions rather than bursts of enthusiasm.

Household chore are getting on top of you, and your mood is suffering as a result. Those dishes will not clean themselves though, so the best thing you can do is get the boring things out of the way as quick as you can, and then take a well earned break. Next time you feel this way you should phone a friend and ask for help. A little mutual support will be just thing you need, and you may be surprised at how much other people are prepared to do to help you.

As the week progresses, the Moon’s movement through Capricorn and Aquarius brings a clearer sense of order and perspective. This lunar shift supports tackling practical matters first so emotional tension can settle naturally. Mercury helps you see that asking for help is not a failure, it is a strategy. Venus reinforces the value of shared effort and reminds you that cooperation strengthens bonds. With Mars active, frustration can rise quickly if tasks pile up, but momentum returns once action begins.

This week is about restoring balance through simple choices. Clear the space around you and your mind follows. You do not have to carry everything alone. Support appears when you are willing to ask for it. Once responsibilities are handled, rest feels deserved rather than delayed.