Astrologers say Leo, Scorpio, Taurus and Aquarius could face delays, misunderstandings and unfinished relationship business when Mercury moves through Scorpio from 24 October to mid-November.
Retrograde Mercury is back in the spotlight, and according to Žurnal24 and wider astrology guides, this one begins on 24 October and runs until around 13 or 14 November. Because it is set to move through Scorpio, astrologers say the mood may lean towards misunderstanding, delay and a general sense that conversations need a second pass. It is one of those periods, they suggest, when the fine print matters and nothing should be rushed.
That is why the signs said to feel it most are Leo, Scorpio, Taurus and Aquarius. Žurnal24 says these four are likely to notice the strongest pull, with Taurus and Scorpio drawn back into unfinished relationship business, while Leo and Aquarius may find old connections resurfacing after a long silence. Astrology.com has made a similar point in its earlier Mercury retrograde coverage, noting that Taurus, Scorpio, Leo and Aquarius often face more tension when this planet appears to move backwards.
The broader theme, across several astrology explainers, is less about chaos for its own sake and more about review mode. Mercury retrograde is traditionally linked with communication mix-ups, travel snags, paperwork headaches and technical glitches, which is why astrologers tend to recommend extra care with contracts, major purchases and new partnerships. DreamsAstrology and Hermetikon both describe this phase as a time to slow down, check the details and avoid assuming everyone is reading the same script.
Another recurring idea is that the past can come calling. Former partners, unfinished conversations and half-closed chapters are all said to have a habit of turning up again during this cycle. That does not necessarily mean a reunion is written in the stars; more often, astrologers frame it as a chance to clear the air, decide what still matters and leave the rest behind. In other words, the best move may be to pause, breathe and think twice before reacting too quickly.
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