Virgo
AUG 23 - SEP 22
Creative and Romantic
Virgo, the presence of the sun in your sector of leisure and pleasure until January 20 could be a high point of the year. This is a time when your focus is on self-expression, creativity, romance, and enjoying life. And with assertive Mars moving into this same zone on the fourth for a stay of around six weeks, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to do more of what you love.
In addition, chatty Mercury, your personal planet, turns direct in Sagittarius and your home zone on January 1. If you’ve experienced delays and frustrations, these should soon come to an end. If a move has been put on hold, this should be able to progress soon.
There’s a new moon in Capricorn on the eleventh, which means this is the perfect time to showcase your work and promote your skills. If you have a talent, don’t hold back. The cosmos encourages you to unleash yourself upon the world so everyone can appreciate your brilliance.
Perhaps the most interesting news this month is the movement of the sun and transformational Pluto into Aquarius on January 20. Pluto is one of the slower-moving celestial bodies, and it’s a big deal when it changes signs.
In your case, both planets move into your sector of work and wellness. The coming weeks and months could find you deeply engrossed in improving your health and becoming very absorbed in the way your body works and how to get it to function optimally.
On the twenty-third, there is romance in the air as lovely Venus enters Capricorn, bringing a positive energy to a budding relationship.
Finally, the full moon in Leo and your spiritual zone on January 25 is a good day to retreat from the world and unwind. If you can do this, even for just an hour or so, it can help you get your bearings and feel more at ease with life.
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