Capricorn
DEC 22 - JAN 19
Creative Opportunities
Capricorn, brace yourself for a busy spell around the home as assertive Mars continues its journey through Aries and your domestic sector. It’s said the new broom sweeps clean, and you’ll certainly be busy clearing out corners and closets and getting rid of clutter that might have swamped your aspirations without you even realizing it.
There’s a major focus on leisure and fun, though, and this could take the sting out of too much housework. The cosmos is actively encouraging you to get involved in hobbies and pastimes that will recharge you and leave you feeling great. There are also plenty of opportunities for romance no matter what your relationship status. With a focus on sensuous Taurus, dating has never been so exciting.
The new moon in Taurus on May 7 aligns with prudent Saturn and brings an opportunity to commit to a creative collaboration that could work out well for you. You might also meet someone at a meeting and feel a spark of romance, something you never suspected when you first saw each other.
The emphasis gradually shifts to Gemini and work and wellness issues. You’ll be ready to unravel the secrets of time management and other skills that can lead to outstanding productivity. And making a few easy changes to your routine might be all it takes to make your work more enjoyable and less taxing.
The full moon in Sagittarius on the twenty-third can be a call to kick back and unwind. It takes place in your spiritual zone, so you might realize the benefits of taking up a spiritual practice like meditation, mindfulness, or yoga. Try to simplify your schedule if you can.
Finally, jovial Jupiter glides into Gemini on May 25 and will remain here for around a year. Opportunities to move, take a bigger and better job, expand your business, or succeed in other ways will be very plentiful.
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