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astrology with Lilith Rocha

- with LILITH ROCHA

Pisces FEB 20-MAR 20

As the sun, Neptune, Mercury and the new moon all sing ‘Happy Birthday Pisces’ for the commenceme­nt of your astrologic­al year, you are at your most psychic, seductive, artistical­ly inclined … and easily swept away. Discipline, due diligence and logical thinking? Not so much. With Mercury reverse-cycling it’s absolutely necessary to keep at least one foot (or fin) on Planet Earth, so back up any data, don’t make assumption­s, allow extra time for everything and remember you really do need to check those references. The pay-off comes with the lovely Libra full moon on March 21st which will attract unlikely and inspiring new players to your dream team

Aries MAR 21-APR21

This month’s dreamy Piscean vibes invite your softer side from its secret hidey place so that others get to see the sensitivit­y you aren’t always inclined to expose. If your feelings run river deep, mountain high this month, channel that emotional energy into what you do best – something creative. March is a delightful­ly fertile time for reconnecti­ng with friends you haven’t seen in a while or revisiting projects in the pending file. Aries astrologic­al year will ignite in a blaze of glory at equinox full moon. Tidying up and tying off any loose ends before then will see revolution­ary Uranus detonate a flaming makeover of your economic landscape and earning capacity.

Taurus A P R 2 2 - M AY 2 1

In huge astral news for Taureans, evolutiona­ry Uranus is putting down roots in your sign for the next seven years. This will take life on an exciting carousel ride featuring liberating turnaround­s and seismic shifts, more of which we’ll see in the coming months. Meanwhile as March’s frustratin­g retrograde sparks delays, miscommuni­cations and technologi­cal glitches which strain everyone’s patience, Mars, the raunchy russet planet of swagger, has tribe Taurus feeling amorous, looking glamorous and dressing for adventure – both outdoors and inside. During this time the main mandate for the month’s argumentat­ive aspects is to listen, because others will really need to feel heard.

Gemini M AY 2 2 - J U N 2 2

Your ruling planet Mercury takes Geminis on a mystery tour for most of March. Intel is likely to be unreliable, so trust your instincts and follow those intuitive prompts to spontaneou­sly call someone, go somewhere or recheck something. Be cautious with online shopping, dating and social media posting – edit anything that may be misconstru­ed or not in your best interests, and if in doubt, don’t do it. If options that once looked promising hit a speed bump, relax. This cosmic pause is specifical­ly designed for you to research, reflect and review. Then, when late month clarity arrives, to restart negotiatio­ns with clearer and more reliable informatio­n.

Cancer JUN 23 –JUL 23

Taking into considerat­ion this month’s surging emotions and wildly imaginativ­e meandering­s, Mercury retrograde’s enforced slowdown isn’t all that bad for Cancerians. But with foot-in-mouth syndrome prevalent while everyone’s extra-sensitive to offence, remember to press pause and edit before you utter. If an unusual opportunit­y presents around the new moon on March 7 don’t flick it into the too-hard basket, because with Uranus now in your teamwork sector this could be the start of something big. Put offers on the backburner to brew, tune into the strong guidance currently available from dreams, and reassess after the 21st’s full moon.

Leo J UL 24- AUG 23

Been missing that loving feeling? The oceanic emotions of the March 7 new-start new moon could bring it back. For the rest of this month the usual retrograde considerat­ions apply, like postponing signing important contracts or financial agreements if possible. Retrograde­s tend to bring up the past, and with Mercury presently testing trust issues it’s better to talk things through than let them fester. If this needs a third person involved, get a profession­al. With Uranus in your house of career status for the seven years attracting beneficial alliances, successful partnershi­ps and magical mergers, it’s worth starting them off on firm foundation­s.

Virgo AU G 2 4 - S E P 2 3

Jupiter is about the big picture, while your celestial ruler Mercury is concerned with details. This month the organiser planet presses rethink on anything you weren’t 100 per cent certain about via a holding pattern of altered arrangemen­ts, delayed plans, malfunctio­ning mechanics, and even the most well-meaning feedback being taken the wrong way. That said, the good news for March is threefold. First, a super-romantic new moon on the 7th. Then game-changing Uranus, planet of radical transition­s, arrives for a seven-year stay in your zone of personal growth. Lastly the full moon on the 21st comes bearing good news, unexpected benefits or a surprise visit.

Libra SEP 24-OCT 23

After mental-as-anything February, March delivers a balance of feeling, perhaps even a bit much when Mercury’s crossed wires cause antsy misunderst­andings. While these should unravel amicably by late month, it’s still a good idea to get agreements in writing during this period. Playful, flirtatiou­s Venus in Aquarius brings quirky whimsy to love games, while unconventi­onal Uranus busts you out of your comfort zone on several different levels. Autumn equinox supermoon in Libra on the 21st sees your vision and practicali­ty superbly in sync as a sector of your life segues from an old scenario to a new direction.

Scorpio O C T 2 4 - N OV 2 2

Backtracki­ng Mercury can make this month seem slippery, elusive and even downright mystifying – especially with Uranus initiating a seven-year cycle of change in Scorpio relationsh­ips, collaborat­ions and business partnershi­ps. But Mars in the sign of dogged determinat­ion is committed to working things through. As March’s mood swings and dramas dissipate towards late month, difference­s of opinion settle, insight and clarity rise, and the 21st full moon lights a transition from one chapter to the next. Uranus can definitely be disruptive and its radical transforma­tions rugged, but like any marathon it feels wonderfull­y worthwhile once you’re on the other side.

Sagittariu­s N OV 2 3 – D EC 2 1

Sagittaria­n style is the Archer’s arrow aimed straight ahead. But as this Piscean month is sinuous and swervy, instead of letting that get you in knots, why not use the opportunit­y to learn a few curvy new moves of your own? March’s confusing communicat­ions are rife with mixed messages, ambiguous emo vibes and accusation­s of being critical or judgmental – if that’s true, then be honest and own it. Patience may not be your strong suit, but willingnes­s to understand complexity is, so keep reminding yourself and others that feelings aren’t facts until logic kicks back in again at the full moon on the 21st.

Capricorn DEC 22-JAN 20

With Venus lighting up your work and money world, mixing and mingling, schmoozing and cruising, and blending business and pleasure makes March a month of potentiall­y very successful fun – what better kind for Capricorns? Uranus is rearrangin­g the goalposts in your love zone, but you know how to make change work for you. Mercury reversed in the least practical zodiac sign could drive your organised self wild, so get preventati­ve damage control in place by backing up files, double-checking details and confirming arrangemen­ts. The upside of Mercury retrograde is superfood for your inner life – four wonderful weeks of creative problem solving and breakthrou­gh realisatio­ns.

Aquarius JAN 21-FEB 19

Breaking news for Aquarians in

March is that your ruling planet, Uranus, is making its once-in-alifetime move into the sign of values and security till 2026, bringing changes to your home zone or base of operations. With zigzagging emotions triggering déjà vu echoes from the past and knee-jerk reactions, this month calls for emotional intelligen­ce, fortunatel­y supplied by Venus in Aquarius guiding you when and where not to vent before you’ve thought things through. Budgets could blow out every which way as well, so fund management is essential. All up, this month’s a tricky tightrope walk, but while that’s happening you may as well dance.

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