Virgo week horoscope February 23—1, 2026

Virgo, you’re known for precision—the perfectly chosen word, the raised eyebrow that says more than a paragraph. But the week of February 23 through March 1, 2026 asks for extra finesse. On Thursday, February 26, your ruling planet Mercury turns retrograde in Pisces, activating your seventh house of partnerships, contracts, and significant relationships. Through March 20, even a well-intended comment can echo louder than you expected.

This is not the moment for sharp analysis or constructive critique, no matter how accurate it may be. Before initiating an important conversation, consider the emotional climate. Are they ready to hear it? Are you delivering it with care—or control? Tone becomes everything now. What you say matters, but how you say it will define the outcome.

In business matters, slow down. Review agreements meticulously. Ask clarifying questions. If possible, postpone signing major contracts until April. Mercury retrograde in your partnership sector has a way of hiding complications in the fine print. Being thorough now is not overthinking—it’s protection.

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Horoscope for the week February 23—1, 2026

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On a personal level, the past may quietly reappear. Someone who once held significance could resurface, perhaps with nostalgia, perhaps with unfinished emotion. Second chances are not impossible—but they must be evaluated honestly. If timing or circumstances were the issue, reconnection may feel natural. If trust was broken or core values misaligned, sentimentality won’t rewrite history. For those in stable relationships, this transit can actually be sweet: revisiting meaningful places, retelling your origin story, remembering why you chose each other in the first place.

Friday introduces a different layer of tension. A challenging aspect between Mars and Uranus highlights the imbalance between responsibility and personal freedom. Your instinct is to be dependable—to show up, to deliver, to handle what others overlook. But constant reliability can quietly morph into overload. Even if you tell yourself you’re fine, your body may suggest otherwise through fatigue or tension.

This week, restoration is strategic. Rest is not indulgence; it’s infrastructure. Protect your energy the way you protect your deadlines. The steadier you feel internally, the more gracefully you’ll navigate any relational misunderstandings or professional adjustments. Stability isn’t something you prove to others—it’s something you cultivate within yourself.