Welcome to a Leo New Moon week! After last week’s Lion’s Gate Portal, we’re entering this week feeling empowered to level up in every way — psychologically, physically, spiritually, and financially. The Leo New Moon strikes on the 16th, infusing the cosmos with supercharged momentum and opportunities to reinvent ourselves, especially since Venus is still retrograde in Leo until early September. Past dreams may suddenly come to fruition now.

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