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Sagittarius
Fire·Mutable·Ruled by Jupiter
October 25, 2026
Moon in Aries is standing in direct opposition to Venus in Libra right now — your raw, instinctive wanting on one side, the polished, socially acceptable version of desire on the other — and the thing you've been calling 'knowing what you feel' is about to be split down the middle. You haven't chosen which pull is actually yours yet.
Full Moons are reveals, not beginnings — and this one, landing in your home sign of Aries and forming an almost exact trine to Jupiter in Leo, is handing you a rare gift: emotional clarity that actually has the courage of your convictions behind it. You can feel it in your chest, the thing you want, the direction you're meant to go. That feeling is real. Jupiter's proximity makes it louder, warmer, more generous than usual. Trust the signal.
But then there's Venus. Retrograde, hanging at 29° Libra — the very last breath of a sign before it changes — and opposing that Full Moon. Venus retrograde is always a reckoning with what you've valued, what you've settled for, and what you've dressed up as 'keeping the peace' when it was really 'keeping yourself small.' The opposition means you can't have the clean, uncomplicated feeling without also feeling the counterweight: the version of desire that's been shaped by other people's needs, other people's aesthetics, what you thought you were supposed to want. These two pulls are not enemies. One is your gut, one is your education in love. Today you have to figure out which one has been running the show.
The Moon-Jupiter trine is your real asset here — it's a wide-open channel between feeling and wisdom, between what you feel and what you know. Use it. The courage this Full Moon is asking for isn't loud or dramatic; it's the quiet kind, where you look at both sides of the opposition and admit, plainly and privately, which one is actually you. Mercury retrograde in Scorpio will give you plenty of time to revise the words. Right now, just get honest about the feeling.
““The Moon is the vessel of the soul's desire; what she opposes she must either overcome or be reformed by.””
— Paraphrase after William Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647)
TranslationLilly understood oppositions not as blockages but as confrontations with a necessary mirror — the Venus on the other side of today's Full Moon isn't your obstacle, it's your teacher about what desire has cost you.
Cosmic Assignment
Before you sleep tonight, write down one want in its raw, unedited form — not the version you'd say out loud to keep the room comfortable, the version you actually feel.