By the time you move into the new month the Moon has just left Aquarius, not only wrapping up the Full Moon that had put pressure on the Sun and Jupiter in your relationship sector, but days after the lunar nodes returned to spend the next 20 months policing a balance between your own and your relationship needs. Until leaving in March 2028, the North Node in Aquarius and the South Node in your relationship sector will be permanently in opposition, keeping each other in check. It was only two days after they returned that the Moon returned to begin the lead up to a Full Moon that at the halfway point in each solar year will bring the same message. This is important for you and your relationships and with the Sun always spending the first three weeks of August in your relationship sector, but Jupiter having returned at the end of June to begin your biggest relationship year in over a decade, knowing what you want from your relationships and what they need from you couldn't be more important. As the Moon has only just left as you move into the new month, this is something you will still be unpacking. Especially as when the Moon moved through Aquarius, it also formed a friendly aspect to all three planets in your romantic sector. With Mars leaving your romantic sector on 11th August, the dwarf planet Ceres ending her last deep dive into your heart's needs and priorities for another four years on 13th August and Uranus then staying on for the next seven years, there will be a romantically charged start to the month. This will be especially so when the Moon moves through your romantic sector from 7th August to 9th August. Meanwhile, while there are three planets in your relationship sector, there will be more targeted support when Mercury, the planet of communication moves through from 10th August to 24th August. Meanwhile, when the Moon moves through from 11th August to 13th August, having the South Node here will turn the New Moon into a total solar eclipse and with it a chance for major new beginnings.