Astrology of the Moonsigns for February 14 Through 20 - Associated Content

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Happy Valentine's Day

Starting the week with a sweet focus finds Valentine's Day on Sunday. Thoughts of consciousness and the higher endeavors of the mind make Monday a good day to research, read or meditate. New moon energy helps with planning and projection, insemination of new ideas.

Since it is such a close planetary body, the moon sign position applies to a general mood for the day. Whether it is your sign or not, the energy of the astrology sign is what rules the day.

The listed colors are compatible with the moon sign period.

February 14,15

Aquarius - Turquoise, violet

Sunday, Monday

New Moon

Happy Valentine's Day. Make it a weekend event. When the moon sign is in Aquarius, it's a good time to focus on love and loved ones. Monday is good for reading and research, or meditation. Do planning. Beauty treatments are favored. Slow traffic.

February 16,17

Pisces - ocean green, red, violet

Tuesday, Wednesday

Pisces is a water sign. Fluency is a keyword when the moon is in the sign of the fishes. Write, send mail, brew, or make a crockpot recipe. Beauty treatments are favored.

Gardeners: Transplant, start seeds, fertilize

February 18, 19

Aries - red, white, orange, yellow

Thursday, Friday

The planet Mars rules Aries making these days about action. If your plan for the month is ready, today's energy would give it an early thrust. Take advantage of a do-it-now energy. Good shopping day. Stay patient when in traffic as irate drivers may be impulsive.

February 20

Taurus - pink, pale blue & green, reddish brown, dark tan

Saturday

First Quarter Moon begins on Saturday

Use the weekend for home based endeavors. Ruled by Venus, a focus on children and beautiful home surroundings works out well. Beauty treatments are favored. Expect a slower pace.

Gardeners: cultivate soil, start seeds, or transplant

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