Browse through the stars to know the position and movement of the planets. An astral landscape written by Susan which also helps you to understand your monthly horoscope. Here, they are for this month of March 2026!
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The Sun moving through Pisces acts as a driving force, enhancing our openness to the world, our enthusiasm (on the 5th), and our desire to exchange ideas in all directions (on the 7th). It encourages a craving for novelty in mental, spiritual, creative, and technological realms (on the 18th). From the 20th, the Sun enters Aries. We then engage more actively with our ideals (on the 22nd) and our desire to build and renew our world on wiser, more lasting foundations (on the 25th). A need for transformation gradually asserts itself.Mercury has been retrograde in Pisces since February 26 and turns direct from March 20. This phase encourages us to review our projects and question the relevance of emerging ideas and initiatives we want to launch (on the 7th). If our minds feel overactive (on the 9th), we should remain cautious to avoid getting lost (on the 15th), risking imposing our vision rather than sharing it, which could strain communication. From the 20th, our reflections begin to bear fruit.
Venus leaves Pisces on the 6th, having stirred our creativity and evoked emotions that spark our inventive spirit and awakened sensuality (on the 4th). From the 6th, the planet moves into Aries, activating our imagination, our desire to take a step back, and our urge to envision a better world (on the 7th), without losing sight of the tangible (on the 8th). Transformative influences (on the 10th) still need channeling to avoid overly idealized projections (on the 18th) and maintain grounded perspectives.
Mars enters Pisces on March 2 and, from the 15th, works alongside retrograde Mercury, urging moderation and thoughtful action to anticipate consequences. The fiery planet energizes our entrepreneurial spirit, encouraging the launch of initiatives that are bold yet creative and constructive (on the 22nd).
Jupiter, transiting Cancer since June 9 of last year, seeks to bring order so we can live in structures that protect us and offer a sense of security. In March, Jupiter awakens our desire for openness, inner growth, and inspired momentum (on the 5th), as well as our enthusiasm for engaging with the world around us (on the 9th). From the 11th, the zodiac giant turns direct. We then advance our projects, embrace adventure fully (on the 22nd), while keeping necessary balance to avoid emotional overflow (on the 18th).
Saturn tempers Aries’ impulsiveness and supports paths that require time but establish lasting direction. In March, this demanding planet regulates our pace, restrains overexcitement, and pushes us to examine the legitimacy of our emotional drives (on the 8th). It also channels impatience and the urge to transform everything immediately without assessing consequences (on the 25th). From the 28th, results become visible: each transformation rests on a solid foundation.
Uranus, back in Taurus since November 8, encourages us to abandon familiar patterns that once reassured us but no longer fit the world ahead. This agent of change prompts us to leave behind comfortable habits so that when it enters Gemini on April 26, 2026, we can shift to a new way of living without being overly shaken. In March, Uranus stimulates our creative daring, taste for innovation, and desire to rethink our benchmarks across all areas (on the 4th and 18th). We leave behind beliefs that have run their course and move forward with determination.
Neptune, returned to Aries since January 26, inspires a renewed vision for a world lacking inspiration. New collective reference points emerge, inspiring our societies. Yet caution is needed: nothing justifies claiming absolute certainty. In March, Neptune encourages inner drive, openness, and trust (on the 7th and 22nd). Still, we must respect timing and the steps required to build coherent foundations (on the 8th and 25th).
Pluto in Aquarius opens the way to numerous possibilities. Access to technologies, including artificial intelligence, improves daily life, especially in medicine, but increased virtualization may also distance us from ourselves or encourage excess. We must remain masters of our creations so that they serve just intentions. In March, Pluto charts the path toward sustainable structures (on the 10th, 25th, and 28th). There is no turning back: we advance step by step toward a new whole, distinct from the old.
Astrology: What You Need to Know
As the Moon moves at full speed in the zodiac (it travels approximately one sign in two days), we can't detail its evolution in our astral press review! However, its influence can activate sensitive points in the map of our sky... If you wish to know the Moon's position day by day, consult the ephemerides*, which will inform you about the daily position of the planets.
GMT (Greenwich time meridian): universal time to which you have to add (currently) for France one hour in winter and two hours in summer to determine at what exact moment the planet enters a new sign, crosses another planet, etc...
The planets in retrograde: The apparent movement of a planet that gives the impression that the planet stops and then starts again. This phenomenon actually results from the difference between the speed of revolution of the planet and Earth around the Sun. In astrology, a retrograde represents a force that works against the current. Generally, it corresponds to the internalization of energy. Sometimes, it means restraining evolution and recommends that the individual ask themselves about the work to be done to free themselves from the debts of the past or to exploit their potential more consciously!
Domicile of a planet: The sign in which a planet evolves in affinity (for example, Venus in Taurus). The planet then expresses its potential without constraint, freely and creatively...
