Pisces week horoscope December 22—28, 2025

Dear Pisces, the week of December 22–28, 2025 raises a question of style, both outward and inner. On Christmas Eve, December 24, Venus in Sagittarius highlights your tenth house of career, public image, and professional reputation, while forming a tense aspect with Neptune in your sign. Even if your soul longs for something elevated and beautiful, the right atmosphere won’t form on its own. You are called to take on the role of director and consciously set the tone of the day. If you envision elegance rather than spontaneous chaos, it helps to inspire and gently guide those around you in advance. For some Pisces, the Venus–Neptune connection, involving your ruling planet, may spark conversations about the future. Enthusiasm for plans in 2026 is inspiring, yet moderation is essential; avoid committing to obligations you’re not truly ready to carry.

Later that same day, Venus enters Capricorn and aligns with Mars in your eleventh house of friends, like-minded people, and collective goals, remaining there through January 17. You unexpectedly find yourself at the center of attention, acting as an unspoken leader. The weeks ahead are filled with meetings, shared plans, walks, and cultural events. This is a favorable time for agreements and promises. Where others once seemed too busy, they are now more relaxed and open to heartfelt conversations. Clear expectations and defined formats work far better now than pure improvisation. At the same time, it’s important to maintain balance; in the swirl of social activity, don’t overlook the needs of your partner, for whom your attention and involvement matter especially during this period.

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On December 25, the Moon in your sign activates your first house, placing the focus squarely on you. Despite the lively social momentum, you may feel a strong desire to act solely according to your own mood, which is likely to shift throughout the day. Avoid overloading yourself with commitments that don’t genuinely resonate. Short visits and spontaneous meetings with close, trusted people will feel far more nourishing than a marathon of new connections.