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JUL 23 - AUG 22
This week, the path becomes clear.
The week begins on Sunday, March 3, with Venus in Aquarius and your house of relationships squaring Uranus in Taurus. Today, you could meet someone who is just dazzling. Leo, this might be a date set up for you by a friend or family member, or it could be someone you pass on the street. There might be something about their hair or scent that drives you wild. Today, you could have an encounter worthy of a fantasy.
On Monday, March 4, Mars in Aquarius sextiles the North Node in Aries and your house of education. You might be very interested in going back to school. While that might be a great idea for you, also consider short-term programs where you can get a certificate or programs offered by large companies to attract new employees. There are also video courses for accelerated learning. Today, you could find more than one way to reach your goal.
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