Aries, Mercury retrograde (March 15–April 7) may shake your confidence, but self-reflection will reveal hidden intelligence and personal growth opportunities.4o
Taurus
Taurus, Mercury retrograde (March 15–April 7) reveals a hidden foe. Reflect on friendships, patterns, and trust—don’t ignore recurring red flags.
Gemini
Gemini, Mercury retrograde (March 15–April 7) reignites forgotten dreams. Embrace change, overcome doubts, and pursue long-lost aspirations to reshape your legacy.
Cancer
Cancer, Mercury retrograde (March 15–April 7) slows success but reveals better paths. Reevaluate goals, embrace change, and reconsider opportunities for a fulfilling journey.
Leo, Mercury retrograde (March 15–April 7) delays expansion. Reevaluate ventures, investments, and partnerships—this pause may reveal wiser choices and protect your future success.
Virgo, Mercury retrograde (March 15–April 7) urges relationship reevaluation. Assess imbalances, renegotiate commitments, and set boundaries to ensure fairness in love or business partnerships.
Libra, Mercury retrograde (March 15–April 7) reveals relationship flaws. Reevaluate connections—do they uplift or drain you? Their impact determines whether to stay or leave.
Scorpio, Mercury retrograde (March 15–April 7) urges lifestyle changes. Rediscover passions, pursue growth, and avoid past mistakes—focus on what truly brings you joy and fulfillment.
Sagittarius, Mercury retrograde (March 15–April 7) revives childhood passions. Reconnect with creativity, heal past wounds, and rediscover the joy that fuels your self-expression.
Capricorn, Mercury retrograde (March 15–April 7) revisits family history. Reflect on childhood, reconnect with relatives, and uncover insights that deepen your understanding of the past.
Aquarius, Mercury retrograde (March 15–April 7) disrupts communication and stability. Prioritize self-care, set boundaries, and focus on your needs during this chaotic time.
Pisces, Mercury retrograde (March 15–April 7) shakes self-worth and confidence. Embrace change, process emotions, and focus on growth instead of comparison.