Sagittarius
NOV 22 - DEC 21
Home, Sweet Home
Sagittarius, having diplomatic Venus and feisty Mars in your sector of talk and thought is excellent for networking and connecting with kindred spirits. There’s also a lot going on in your domestic sector. The sun here until March 19, along with key planets, means you’ll be busy with family issues and responsibilities. Homey affairs could be high on your list of priorities and take up more time than usual.
The new moon in Pisces on the tenth brings a chance to initiate a project, new idea, or change in your everyday domestic routines and habits. You might decide to adopt a pet, move, or start a home-based business. Whatever it is, take those first steps now.
When harmonious Venus moves into Pisces on March 11, you’ll find it easy to discuss issues and reach compromises if necessary. It might be tempting to want to do more for others than is necessary, so be alert for this. It would be best for people to develop their independence rather than become dependent on you.
There’s a shift in the air as the sun moves into Aries and your leisure zone on the nineteenth. The sun’s monthlong stay here could coincide with a desire to be more active and enjoy new adventures. If you’ve spent a lot of time dealing with domestic issues lately, you’ll be ready to get out and enjoy activities that take you out of your comfort zone. You’ll feel reborn as a result.
Finally, the lunar eclipse in Libra and your social zone on March 25 could stir up issues among friends or groups. If something has been simmering for a while, this is when it could come to a head. You might end up letting go of a toxic relationship, and you’ll be far better off without it in your life.
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