The week is unusual because it features at least one or two significant aspects on a daily basis. Wednesday, September 4, arrives with yet another major aspect affecting your astrology horoscope. Venus will this Wednesday make an Opposition with the planet Neptune.
Marina Stoichkova, an astrologer from MarStars Astrology, believes this might consequently be the most emotional day of the week.
She said: “Venus with Neptune can bring some kind of disappointment or frustration.
“We may realise things are not as we had imagined or wanted to be.
“And we might face disappointment with respect to relationships.
“Or it could be difficult for you to see clearly other people, particularly those you are emotionally attached to.
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“If you are in love or really like someone, it might be difficult for you to accurately judge the other person.
“So times may be tough for those in relationships today.”
This is an aspect where we need to let go of those false ideas and unrealistic dreams.
On the positive side, the challenging aspect between Venus and Neptune means we can increase our imagination and creativity.
This is especially so for those who are prepared to put in the effort.
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The MarStars Astrology expert thinks challenging aspects do not simply provide the opportunity for “free gifts”.
She said: “These cosmic energies are very powerful and require our co-operation.
“It means the inspiration may come and the imagination might be very active, but it needs you to take action.
“You need to do something and work for it.
“If you are prepared to work for it, it will be very productive for creative matters.”
We also have a Moon arriving in the Scorpio star sign this Wednesday.
Ms Stoichkova thinks this Scorpio Moon with the Venus-Neptune Opposition can trigger extreme emotions.
She said: “We can expect to be susceptible to sensitivity, melodramatic and even rather vulnerable today.
“Just keep this in mind and remember this aspect can make us more dramatic then is necessary.”