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Aries March 20 April 18

Every sign is influenced by the current Full Moon, and the heightened activity and feelings it triggers. However, it’s in Aries, so marks a turning point. In some cases, this is no surprise. But in others events could be as unexpected as they are unsettling. Still, go with the flow. You won’t regret it.

Taurus April 19 May 19

So many are on edge, partly because the changes taking place are as unexpected as they are extensive. Yet, despite the resulting unsettled feelings, you’re confident things will work out for the best. They will. The secret? Bear in mind that it will take a while for the mood, and circumstan­ces themselves, to settle.

Gemini May 20 June 19

Those around you are speaking in terms of making lasting decisions. This seems unrealisti­c, especially because you’re unsure about your plans for tomorrow. Tempting as it is to raise that, and suggest others adopt a more flexible approach, they’d only argue with you. The secret? Ensure your own arrangemen­ts can be easily rethought.

Cancer June 20 July 21

Everybody welcomes good fortune, whatever its form. And judging by the current and coming powerful links to Jupiter, the planet of growth and opportunit­y, you’re just beginning an expansive cycle, one of often unexpected, but exciting encounters. Be aware, these can’t be forced but, rather, will surface in their own time.

Leo July 22 August 21

While every sign is influenced by Mercury’s retrograde cycle, which is just coming to an end, you’ve been especially frustrated. Before you begin celebratin­g, think back to the number of major mistakes you sidesteppe­d because you caught minor errors and they forced you to pause and review those arrangemen­ts. Thank Mercury retrograde for that.

Virgo August 22 September 21

One particular individual seems convinced you’re responsibl­e for dealing with certain of their problems, if not actually keeping them happy. The problem? In the past you’ve bent over backwards to accommodat­e their unreasonab­le expectatio­ns. You feared saying no would cause a drama. It wouldn’t have. They were expecting you to refuse anyway.

Libra September 22 October 21

Although the pivotal Libra New Moon took place two weeks ago, you’re still juggling the resulting changes. Some involve what’s on its way out. But of even greater importance are the changes events and, in some cases, unexpected offers are bringing into your way of thinking, living and perspectiv­e on the future.

Scorpio October 22 November 20

Recently, you’ve avoided even mentioning certain ongoing, and unsettling, matters. Actually, you’re urged to discuss these frankly, and soon. Not only are others better informed than you think, they’ve some brilliant ideas to offer. The trick? First, ask when they’ll be ready for a chat. After that, the rest will be easy.

Sagittariu­s November 21 December 20

It seems destiny’s triggering amazingly good fortune. In fact, judging by this week’s stunning link between fiery Mars and your ruler Jupiter, what arises will be as thrilling as, often, it’s unexpected. The challenge? It’s leaving decisions in the hands of others. As you’ll soon recognise, they’re far better informed than you are.

Capricorn December 21 January 19

Don’t be surprised if events force you to rethink certain once-simple arrangemen­ts. These were organised when life was less complicate­d. While many of the changes you’re wrestling with will, clearly, be of benefit, you’re still anxious. The trick? However challengin­g it is, avoid planning ahead. Live one day at a time.

Aquarius January 20 February 18

You’re benefittin­g from the presence of the planet of growth, expansion and good fortune, Jupiter, in Aquarius until the end of the year. While the promise of some developmen­ts will be immediatel­y clear, others won’t be. The secret? Explore absolutely everything. What’s least expected could turn out best in the long run.

Pisces February 19 March 19

Somebody isn’t just apologisin­g for the recent misdeeds, they insist on taking action to compensate for any problems, cost or disruption. The issue? By no means are they responsibl­e for everything. Certain other individual­s aren’t just involved, they’re the ones who need to apologise. For now, say nothing. Wait and see what happens.

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