Scorpio horoscope 2027 The total eclipse in your tenth house, 2 August.

The year in brief: your fourth, first and sixth houses

Your fourth house, Aquarius, holds a deep focus on home, family and the roots beneath your choices. The annular eclipse on 6 February and penumbral lunar eclipse on 17 August both fall there, alongside Pluto's long stay and the North Node's presence. Scorpio is a fixed water sign, traditionally ruled by Mars and associated with Pluto. Your first house, Scorpio, brings attention to self, body and beginnings, with a Full Moon on 20 April, another on 20 May, a New Moon on 29 October, and Mars, Mercury and Venus entering at different points. Your sixth house, Aries, brings work routines, service and daily upkeep into view through Saturn and Neptune, with their stations adding moments for review. The year's defining public marker is the total solar eclipse in your tenth house, Leo, on 2 August. It places career and reputation at the centre of the year's reflection, while the South Node remains there too. Consider what kind of public role fits the foundations you are building.

Dates here: 6 February, 20 April, 20 May, 2 August, 17 August, 29 October

Work and money: the total eclipse in your tenth house on 2 August

The total solar eclipse in your tenth house on 2 August puts career and public standing at the centre of the year's reflection. With Jupiter in Leo, your tenth house, until 26 July, professional ambition has room to expand, though Jupiter's retrograde until around 13 April favours reviewing goals and the recognition you value. Mars enters Leo, your tenth house, moving backward, on 21 February, then turns direct on 1 April. This can describe a stretch of reconsidering how you pursue a visible role before momentum returns. Mars's return to Virgo on 14 May shifts attention to friends, groups and shared aims, rather than daily work itself.

Saturn is in Aries, your sixth house, until 13 April 2028, while Neptune also occupies that house all year. Their emphasis falls on routines, service and the practical upkeep that supports your work. Saturn can be read as a call to define limits and make responsibilities manageable; Neptune invites reflection on where a routine feels meaningful and where its edges have become unclear. Saturn turns retrograde around 9 August and direct around 24 December, giving the year a long review of workload and structure.

Jupiter enters Virgo, your eleventh house, on 26 July, shifting emphasis from public achievement toward colleagues, networks and longer-range aims. For income, Sagittarius is your second house, and Mars enters it on the night of 15 to 16 October. Treat that passage as a prompt to examine spending priorities, rates or the value attached to your skills, not as a verdict about money. A written plan can help keep ambition, capacity and income in conversation.

Dates here: 10 January, 21 February, around 13 April, 14 May, 26 July, 2 August, around 9 August, around 24 December

Growth: Jupiter enters your eleventh house on 26 July

Jupiter enters your eleventh house on 26 July, turning attention toward friends, groups and the hopes that take shape with other people. Jupiter remains in Virgo, your eleventh house, until 24 August 2028. Its traditional symbolism favours widening a circle or giving a long-range aim more room, but it does not promise a particular result. Consider which communities make space for honest contribution, and which hopes still feel like your own.

Cancer, your ninth house, brings travel, study, belief and publishing into focus. Mercury turns retrograde there on 10 June, then turns direct in Gemini, your eighth house, on 4 July. The review begins around plans for learning, travel or sharing ideas, and its later part brings attention to shared resources and intimate conversations. Give a complicated subject time to be reconsidered before deciding what it means to you. Gemini, your eighth house, also holds Uranus all year, with its direct station on 8 February and retrograde station on 15 September. This long placement invites fresh questions about debts, shared money, endings and trust. Keep practical agreements clear as you explore new ways of approaching them.

Libra is your twelfth house, the quiet territory of retreat, rest and what remains hidden. Mars enters it on 15 July, while Mercury enters it on 3 September and returns there on 16 October. These passages can make private reflection useful, though Mars there may also describe effort spent out of view. Leave room for solitude without treating withdrawal as the only answer. The North Node in Aquarius, your fourth house, and South Node in Leo, your tenth house, hold home and public life in a yearlong conversation. There is no promised outcome in that symbolism; it offers a question about what deserves your attention. Let study, friendship and rest support that inquiry at a pace you can sustain.

Dates here: 8 February, 10 June, 26 July

Home and family: the annular eclipse in your fourth house on 6 February

The annular eclipse in your fourth house on 6 February brings home, family and roots into the year's reflection. Aquarius, your fourth house, also holds Pluto and the North Node all year, with a penumbral lunar eclipse there on 17 August. These placements invite thoughtful attention to family patterns, living arrangements and the foundations that make a place feel like yours. Pluto turns retrograde around 8 May and direct around 17 October, marking a period for reconsidering what has been changing beneath the surface. Keep conversations grounded in what can be discussed now, rather than forcing a final account of the past.

The Sun enters Aquarius on 20 January. For Scorpio, this begins a month-long emphasis on home and family life. Mercury enters Aquarius on 13 January, and returns there moving backward on 18 February. Its retrograde begins in Pisces, your fifth house, on 9 February and ends in Aquarius on 3 March, so creative plans or family discussions may benefit from a second look. Mercury's return to Aquarius can help revisit a household detail or clarify what was left unsaid.

Capricorn is your third house, covering siblings, neighbours, short trips and everyday messages. Mercury enters Capricorn on 18 December, a useful prompt to make plans and conversations concrete. The Sun enters Capricorn on 22 December. This brings the year's closing emphasis to local ties and practical communication; a simple check-in can matter more than a grand statement.

Dates here: 6 February, around 8 May, 17 August

Love and close bonds: the New Moon in your seventh house on 6 May

The New Moon in your seventh house on 6 May opens a reflective moment around partnership and close bonds. Taurus, your seventh house, also hosts the Full Moon on 14 November. Together, these lunations invite attention to what each person brings to an agreement, and what needs to be said plainly. Venus enters Taurus on 14 May, adding a traditional emphasis on affection, reciprocity and shared pleasure. Consider naming what feels fair rather than assuming you both mean the same thing.

Pisces is your fifth house, where romance, children, play and creative work find their place. Venus enters Pisces on 26 March, a gentle prompt to make room for pleasure or a creative practice without demanding a finished result. Mercury's early-year retrograde moves from Pisces back into Aquarius, so conversations about enjoyment or family plans may circle back for clarification.

Gemini is your eighth house, the territory of shared money, debts, endings and intimacy. Venus enters Gemini on 8 June, bringing a softer lens to practical and vulnerable exchanges. Uranus is also in Gemini all year, so flexibility and clarity can both matter when discussing shared resources. The year's eclipses fall in other houses, and Jupiter and Saturn do too. Their main emphasis is elsewhere, leaving these relationship questions to be considered on their own terms.

Dates here: 6 May, 14 November

Body and energy: Saturn in your sixth house all year

Saturn in your sixth house all year puts habits, workload and daily upkeep under a sober lens. Aries, your sixth house, also holds Neptune, so routines may need both clear boundaries and room for meaning. Saturn turns retrograde around 9 August and direct around 24 December; Neptune turns retrograde around 9 July and direct around 15 December. These stations offer points to review which commitments are sustainable and which routines have become vague. Small, repeatable adjustments can be more useful than a complete overhaul.

Your ruler, Mars, begins the year in Virgo, your eleventh house, and turns retrograde on 10 January. It enters Leo, your tenth house, moving backward, on 21 February, then turns direct on 1 April. Mars enters Virgo on 14 May, Libra, your twelfth house, on 15 July, and Scorpio, your first house, on 2 September. That sequence describes changing pace: shared aims, public effort, private rest, then renewed attention to self and beginnings. Mars enters Sagittarius, your second house, on the night of 15 to 16 October, and Capricorn, your third house, on 25 November. Treat these shifts as prompts to check your capacity and leave genuine space for rest.

Dates here: 10 January, 21 February, 14 May, around 9 July, around 9 August, around 24 December