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 February 2026!
Mercury leaves Aquarius on the 6th, not without having stirred our minds on the 5th. Thoughts crowd in, and we may express them in ways that cause confusion, potentially creating disorder not only in our minds but also in our interactions with others. From the 6th, the messenger of the gods moves into Pisces, offering a chance to escape into dreams, in a supportive climate to nurture our wishes on the 16th and hope for their fulfillment. From the 26th, debates may start to go in circles, but this temporary slowdown does not prevent us from nurturing our prolific imagination, and an ideal may come within reach of heart and hand on the 28th.
Venus remains in Aquarius until February 10th. Around the 8th, caution is advised: avoid provoking anyone, especially a partner who may react quickly. The atmosphere favors passionate impulses but carries a risk of clashes and disputes. Careful handling is required to avoid escalating tensions. From the 10th, Venus enters Pisces and aligns with Jupiter on the 22nd, encouraging inspiring encounters, tender closeness, and all forms of prosperity, both material and financial. By the end of the month, on the 28th, harmony continues even if debate conclusions take longer to solidify.
Mars in Aquarius stimulates our desire to shape the future in innovative ways aligned with humanistic values, but it may also encourage exaggeration of our powers, potentially provoking conflicts between those seeking change and those clinging to old positions. A conflict may arise around the 27th, either it passes or breaks.
Jupiter has been transiting Cancer since June 9th, aiming to bring order so we can thrive within structures that protect us and provide a sense of security. In February, Jupiter promotes the expansion of ideas and the broadening of horizons favorable to societal evolution as well as our personal values. Fruitful exchanges on the 16th allow progress, and advantageous agreements are confirmed on the 22nd.
Saturn reenters Pisces from September 1st. This final passage ends on February 14th, 2026, compelling us to release beliefs that have become obsolete. It is time to break away from a worldview that holds us back rather than inspires us. On February 14th, Saturn moves from Pisces into Aries. The tone shifts: although this austere planet tempers Aries’ impulsiveness, Saturn supports new beginnings and directions that take time to develop but establish a stable, lasting path. This influence is especially felt from the 20th onward, when Saturn, in alliance with Neptune, opens a path toward an ideal to embody for positive growth.
Uranus, which returned to Taurus on November 8th, challenges habits and routines that once provided comfort but no longer fit today’s world. The zodiac’s free spirit urges us to step out of our comfort zones, so that when Uranus reenters Gemini on April 26th, 2026, we can transition from one life stage to another without being too shaken. In February, Uranus fully plays its role as a public agitator, generating and expressing new ideas openly. Caution is advised regarding tone and methods, as Uranus can ignite situations rather than temper them. Watch for arguments and clashes around the 5th, erratic emotions on the 8th, divergent viewpoints disrupting dialogue on the 16th, and open conflicts on the 27th. We must gauge how far to go without risking explosive outcomes.
Neptune, which returned to Aries on January 26th, brings fresh momentum to a world that desperately lacks vision. New ideals emerge and inspire society, but caution is needed to avoid becoming self-proclaimed holders of ultimate truths. In February, Neptune, together with Saturn, indicates a path of wisdom to follow around the 20th, which we can embrace without imposing anything on others.
Pluto in Aquarius opens the door to everything, both best and worst. It grants access to a world where technology and artificial intelligence improve daily life, particularly in medicine, yet also carries the risk of disconnecting us from ourselves or enabling misuse. We must remain masters of our creations so they serve only noble purposes. In February, the “lord of transformation” paves the way for solid, lasting constructions, particularly around the 15th, when the depths of our psyche awaken awareness that it is time to shift paradigms and radically transform our old world to lift humanity higher.
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...






