Scorpio

Pluto square your Sun

Pluto squares your Sun for something like two years, most often in three separate passes, and the weight falls on the chart's core: the voice that says I am this, I do this, this is what I am for. A square forces a decision. Pluto does not decorate or advise; it removes what cannot hold and leaves what can, and it does that slowly, by steady pressure rather than one blow.

Jupiter square your Sun

Jupiter squares your Sun across a few weeks, and a retrograde near the degree can turn that into three separate passes over several months. Your Sun is the centre of you: the purpose you act from and the self you would defend. Jupiter inflates.

Mars trine your Sun

Mars trines your Sun, a lift lasting roughly two days and seldom outstaying four, and drive and identity quit tugging against each other. Your Sun holds your core: what you exist to do, the things you would sign your name to, the steady centre the other planets turn around. Mars is the chase.

Sun sextile your Sun

Twice yearly the Sun comes into sextile with its own birth degree, keeping the angle about two days before moving on, and you get a mild, friendly echo of your birthday without the fuss. Your natal Sun marks the self you keep steering toward — the thing you hope people remember you by, where your pride lives, what makes a day feel properly yours. When the travelling Sun stands sixty degrees from that point, the two are on easy terms and no argument is needed.

Mercury sextile your Sun

Mercury's sextile to your Sun lasts two days or thereabouts; while it does, your mind is quick and your confidence easy to find. Mercury is the mind putting itself into words; the Sun is the person behind them. A sextile keeps them on friendly terms, so what you say sounds like you, which is rarer than it should be and worth spending on something that matters.