Empowering Astrology with Katie Sweetman
Sep 1, 2026 · 1 hr 10 min · 13 segments
Welcome to September 2026. While the eclipses are behind us, we are still feeling their reverberations as a new six-month chapter takes hold. It's also Virgo Season, a time to put our lives in order…
Katie SweetmanHost


I feel, again, it's a very underrated sign because it doesn't have the glamour, so to speak, of Leo season.

It doesn't have, let's say, some of the pizzazz or some of the other signs according to pop astrology.

It teaches us to pay attention to the details of to take things, not necessarily seriously, but to get things done, to do it well, to do it correct.

I'd say perfect, and sometimes perfection is a word that's used for Virgo, but perfection is something that actually can be a little bit of Virgo's Achilles heel because perfection is is is a myth and you know there is no such thing as perfection and unless it's on a divine level that really shows the other side of Virgo which is Pisces the sign that's opposite and Pisces is a very spiritual sign and it takes us into the mystic and spiritual and even the divine and Virgo is about our earthly lives our taking care of our day-to-day responsibilities, our health, our wellness, but it's also a sign with a deep sense of service and wants to help people.

It's a sign of saints, not to say that we are ever saints, but Virgo really helps us to get back down to earth.

And after, let's say, the holidays of August, I realize we're an international audience, but, you know, there are a lot of people that are in the Northern Hemisphere and August typically is summer holidays.

And Virgo is like, we have to get back to our real lives, our day to day work.

And another thing to mention about Virgo season is that I think, I feel it's really going to help us put things in order or perhaps even put things back into order after some of the ups and downs of August and eclipse season.



I feel, again, it's a very underrated sign because it doesn't have the glamour, so to speak, of Leo season.

It doesn't have, let's say, some of the pizzazz or some of the other signs according to pop astrology.

It teaches us to pay attention to the details of to take things, not necessarily seriously, but to get things done, to do it well, to do it correct.

I'd say perfect, and sometimes perfection is a word that's used for Virgo, but perfection is something that actually can be a little bit of Virgo's Achilles heel because perfection is is is a myth and you know there is no such thing as perfection and unless it's on a divine level that really shows the other side of Virgo which is Pisces the sign that's opposite and Pisces is a very spiritual sign and it takes us into the mystic and spiritual and even the divine and Virgo is about our earthly lives our taking care of our day-to-day responsibilities, our health, our wellness, but it's also a sign with a deep sense of service and wants to help people.

It's a sign of saints, not to say that we are ever saints, but Virgo really helps us to get back down to earth.

And after, let's say, the holidays of August, I realize we're an international audience, but, you know, there are a lot of people that are in the Northern Hemisphere and August typically is summer holidays.

And Virgo is like, we have to get back to our real lives, our day to day work.

And another thing to mention about Virgo season is that I think, I feel it's really going to help us put things in order or perhaps even put things back into order after some of the ups and downs of August and eclipse season.
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