Yahoo Lifestyle Aquarius
JAN 20 - FEB 18
This week, you are a force to be reckoned with.
The week begins on Sunday, July 16, with the balsamic moon in Cancer. Aquarius, you might reestablish an old routine. You could return to the practice of daily meditation, start up yoga again, or walk in the early morning just as the sun is rising. You might pull out your journal and commit to writing an entry every day.
On Monday, July 17, there’s a new moon in Cancer. Also, the Nodes of Fate change signs to Aries and Libra, hitting the eclipse degree from last April. Perhaps you made a big announcement a few months ago and told friends and family of a new direction you want to take your career. Now this plan has had some time to percolate, and you can see different opportunities opening up for you. You might meet someone to guide you on this path.
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