As Venus enters Virgo and assumes a low position, coupled with the weakening of the Sun, the negative influence of the Sun has intensified. The Sun is transiting through Libra in a debilitated state and is under the influence of Mars, which is also in a low position. Consequently, the period leading up to November 16, 2026, appears risky for individuals working in civil service and those involved in politics.
The Sun is traditionally considered a factor of power, government, administration, high positions, prestige, self-respect, and leadership. Therefore, a weak state of the Sun is viewed as a source of problems related to status and prestige.
The Sun represents the state apparatus, administration, and high-ranking officials. Employees in government agencies should exercise particular caution when interacting with superiors. Displays of arrogance, haste, or sharp reactions to any issues may lead to negative consequences. Even minor workplace disagreements can escalate into serious conflicts. Those whose affairs concern promotions, transfers, departmental investigations, or important state decisions should maintain heightened vigilance. It is not recommended to accept any official documents or orders without thorough review.
For individuals active in the political sphere, this time may serve as a test of their reputation. The Sun is a factor of leadership, representation of the people, and honor, while Mars is considered a planet that amplifies aggression and conflict. The influence of Mars may provoke outbursts of aggression in political statements, confrontations with opponents, and public disputes. A hastily made statement or comment on social media can damage one's image. Representatives of the people and those holding political posts must maintain composure in their behavior and decisions.
On November 16, the Sun will leave Libra and enter Scorpio. This marks the conclusion of the Sun's state in a debilitated sign. This may lead to an improvement in matters concerning position, prestige, self-confidence, and administrative affairs. Until then, it is crucial for civil servants, officials, leaders, and those aspiring to advance in politics to monitor their dignity, conduct, and decisions.



