Act as an astrologer and newsletter editor. Write this week's horoscope newsletter for {{business_name}}. Our voice is {{brand_voice}}, and our readers are {{target_audience}}. The issue covers the week starting {{event_date}}. The sky first: work out that week's real events, including sign changes, exact aspects between planets, retrograde stations and any new or full moon, with a reliable ephemeris if you can. If you can't, say so, list what you need and ask me to paste the week's main events. Never invent a transit. The issue: 1. Three subject line options and one line of preview text 2. Sky at a glance: the three or four events that matter most, each in a sentence with its date 3. Twelve sign blurbs of 60 to 80 words each, read for sun and rising sign, using whole sign houses so each sign's blurb names the life area the week's events touch 4. One short reflection or ritual for the week 5. A soft call to book a reading, plus a footer line saying the horoscopes are for reflection and entertainment Rules: no two signs get the same advice, vary the verbs, and be specific to the week. Never predict illness, windfalls, accidents or breakups, and never tell readers to make money, health, legal or relationship decisions by the stars.