The overall mood of the day

This day may feel to Aquarius like a transition: autumn is in full swing, the evenings are growing darker and many people return to their daily routines. In the astrological reading, this can be a moment to decide which ideas you want to keep pursuing and which you prefer to hold in mind for now. The Sun in Scorpio asks for honesty towards yourself, calmly and without haste.

Mars and Jupiter in Leo may, in this reading, give a sense of visibility and enthusiasm. That does not mean you must perform on a grand scale. A small act, such as a proposal in a group chat or an invitation to try something out together, may be enough. Afterwards, notice how you feel, because that often says more than the result itself.

Love and connection

For those who have a partner, this day may be about sharing small wishes. Perhaps one of you would like to spend more time outdoors and the other a quiet evening at home. Rather than forcing a choice, you can ask each other which part of the day feels most important. In this way there is room for arrangements that suit you both, without either of you feeling small.

For those who are single, love may be mainly about curiosity about people. A conversation with someone from a different generation or a hobby group may show you something new about yourself. You do not need to look for a relationship straight away. It may be enough to open yourself to conversations that go further than the usual small talk about the weather.

Work and plans

For those who work or study, this day may be especially suited to dividing a plan into stages. Write down what the first step is, who needs to be involved and when you would like to see a first result. A short overview of two or three points can help prevent a project from dissolving into loose ideas. Mercury is still retrograde, so check appointments and times consciously.

For people looking for work, it may be useful to prepare a short story about your own approach. Think of a situation in which you solved a problem by working together. Such an example makes your story concrete, without you having to praise yourself excessively. Collaboration, friendship and independent thinking often come through strongly in such stories.

Rest and wellbeing

For general wellbeing, the day may revolve mainly around movement at a pace that feels pleasant. A walk through the park with the yellow and red foliage, a relaxed bike ride or an evening of dancing with friends can clear your head. The point is that you enjoy yourself, not that you deliver a performance. Plan a moment of stillness, even if it lasts only ten minutes.

Pay attention to the ordinary things: enough water, a meal that suits you and going to bed on time where possible. These are not medical recommendations, but simple ways to conserve energy. If you notice that you are persistently tired or do not feel well, choose support from people you trust and, if appropriate, a doctor.

Lunar phase and last quarter

On 1 November the Moon is in Leo and is in a waning phase with 54.6 percent illumination. At 21:28 Amsterdam time it reaches last quarter, an astronomical fact that appears in the calendar. In the astrological reading, Leo stands for self-worth, creativity and the courage to show your work. For Aquarius, this may mean that a shared idea becomes more visible, as long as you share it with others.

In this reading, the last quarter is often seen as a moment for concluding and letting go. This may mean that you definitively set down a thought you have carried for a long time, or instead let it rest. It remains a creative reading and not a prediction. Use the astronomical details as a starting point for reflection and let your personal considerations guide you.

Moon phase

Moon phase

Waning gibbous

1 November 2026 · 12:00 Europe/Amsterdam
Illuminated portion: 54.6% · Leo

Next full moon: 24 November 2026 at 15:54

Next new moon: 9 November 2026 at 08:02

Source: Astronomy Engine / USNO

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Astrological interpretation for inspiration and self-reflection. Not a medical diagnosis or personal health advice.

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