Leo Horoscope for 1 November 2026: The Moon in Your Own Sign

The General Picture for Sunday

At midday on 1 November, the Sun is in Scorpio, and Mars and Jupiter are in Leo. Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are retrograde, as the calendar indicates, and Pluto is in Aquarius. This is a complex picture in which your own sign is strongly present, while other planets invite you to look back.

In imaginative interpretation, this Sunday is a moment of recalibration. You may notice that your plans for the coming months are taking new shape. It is not a sign of failure; it is a step in a process that you hold in your own hands.

An example: you have a dream of starting a project, but it feels heavy. Write down the three most important things you truly wish to achieve and set the rest aside for now. In this way you make room for a version that suits you.

Love, Loyalty and Gratitude

For partners, this day may be a moment to reflect on what you have built together. With the Moon in Leo, the other person may feel seen when you are sincere about what you value. A sentence such as I am glad we are doing this together can mean a great deal. Venus is retrograde in Libra, so leave room for reconsidering small irritations without making them large.

For those who are single, this day may be about the question of what kind of love you are looking for. Leo enjoys warmth and generosity, but also wishes for a place where that generosity is appreciated. A conversation with a friend about dreams and wishes may then make clear what you genuinely want.

Be generous in showing gratitude. A small gesture, a handwritten note or a conversation in which you thank someone for something concrete may be worth more than a grand surprise.

Work, Goals and Recalibration

At work, this day may be a moment to evaluate. With the last quarter Moon, you can look back on what went well and what you would do differently. Make a brief list of three things you wish to keep and three things you wish to change. That gives a clear picture for the coming week.

Mercury retrograde in Scorpio makes it sensible to double-check appointments and deadlines. If you are studying, this may mean reviewing your timetable once more. If you are looking for work, it may help to make your goals more concrete, so that you can apply more purposefully.

An optional action: ask a mentor or colleague to name one point for improvement. Regard it as a gift to your own growth, not as criticism of who you are.

Wellbeing and Deliberate Rest

For your wellbeing, this Sunday is a good moment to wind down the weekend calmly. Consider how much space you have today and consciously choose what fits that, even when you can think of plenty of fun plans. You do not have to do everything at once. For example, plan a walk in nature, a quiet lunch or a moment to read a book.

Light movement may help release the tension of the week. Think of yoga, swimming or a long walk with a friend. Choose something you enjoy and that does not overburden your body.

Pay attention to hydration and regular meals. A warm soup or a salad with fresh vegetables are simple choices that help you begin the new week with energy. If symptoms persist, it is sensible to contact your general practitioner.

The Last Quarter Moon in Leo

On 1 November the Moon is in Leo and about 55 per cent illuminated. The last quarter Moon occurs at 21:28 local time, according to the calendar. These are the astronomical facts. The phase marks the moment when the Moon stands halfway through her waning cycle, and in imaginative interpretation this is a moment of completion.

For Leo, a Moon in your own sign means that your sense of expression is strong. You may use this evening to decide which form of self-expression you wish to keep. Perhaps it is a project, a conversation or a habit that you want to strengthen.

Close the day with a brief reflection: what do I wish to let go, and what do I want to keep? Write down your answer and let it rest until the following day.

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Source

• Astronomy Engine — astronomical calculation methodology
• U.S. Naval Observatory — primary lunar phases, 2026