Sky of the week: 14–20 September 2026

The week of September 14–20 rests on five angles between the planets.

On the 14th Mars stands at a sextile to the Sun; a sextile is a 60-degree angle, read as easy support: what you want and the strength for it line up, the way a morning goes when packing takes care of itself. Maybe give that day the hardest job of the week, and everything after it moves easier.

The same day Mercury trines Uranus — 120 degrees, the softest angle: your thinking slides off the worn road, like a conversation that wanders sideways. Maybe ask someone outside the problem, and the answer shows up where you were not looking.

On the 15th Neptune and Pluto meet in a near-exact sextile: the way you see things changes slowly, the way a tree by the house grows. Maybe write down what shifted in your thinking over the past year, and the movement becomes visible.

The same day Pluto squares Venus; a square is 90 degrees, tension: in money and in closeness, what everyone went quiet about comes up, like an awkward shared bill. Maybe say it out loud, and the conversation stops circling.

On the 18th Mercury opposes Saturn; an opposition is 180 degrees, two sides pulling their own way: your plan runs into deadlines the way a trip runs into a timetable. Maybe find the one step you could take tomorrow, and it becomes clear what is ready.

A good week for those who start early and reread what they wrote by Friday.