Aries – March 2017
You should be feeling pretty fired up as the month begins with Mars and Venus transiting your sign. The world is changing and you’re at the center of the action.
You should be feeling pretty fired up as the month begins with Mars and Venus transiting your sign. The world is changing and you’re at the center of the action. You’ve always been a mover and shaker: with two Eclipses this month, this a chance for you to really go for something you’ve been dreaming about. Things may not turn out exactly as planned, but if you leave room for surprises, they might turn out better. The best you can do for now is let go of expectations and trust how you feel in your heart. It might feel risky, or make your vulnerable to put yourself out there — but this is not about anybody else, public perception or what others think. It would be a greater risk, to be anything less than your authentic self, and pass up a chance to be happy. All may be fair in love and war — but how do you want to play the game? Learn to love yourself, then you can disengage from drama — and give your attention where it is appreciated and inspire others with your vision. You can never please everyone, and those that love you will love you anyway. This is not a popularity contest; just strive to be authentic, best self, bring your “A game,” and play fair. At the end of the month, unexpected developments are drawing you inward on a deeper soul search. You might not have all the answers, but keep asking the questions rather than assume, or be in a hurry to define something. There’s more coming to the surface, and this is awakening you to subconscious desires you hadn’t previously dared to admit even to yourself. You might even experience doubts about something or someone, that you once felt fired up and very sure about. Again, take this as a cue to avoid projection or assumptions, for better or for worse. Be in no denial of your own feelings, even if they are ambiguous. Go slow, and trust more will be revealed in due time, showing you what you need to do help heal (and/or resolve) a complicated (perhaps emotional) situation or relationship.
