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ARIES:  (March 21 to April 20)
Your curiosity could land you in trouble and it may be best to stay close to home or mix in familiar company.  Offer advice only when asked and make short-term resolutions rather than long-term plans.

TAURUS:  (April 21 to May 21)
With a tendency to obsess
over trivial issues, it may be difficult to see the big picture and meet deadlines.  If things are not going according to plan, leave the specifics to someone with good organisational skills.

GEMINI:  (May 22 to June 21)
The planets put you in a positive frame of mind and provide that missing spark of confidence.  You may be more willing than usual to step outside your comfort zone or take on a complicated assignment.

CANCER:  (June 22 to July 23)
There may be a few anxious moments, but for the most part you will feel comfortable with people from all walks of life.  Your year kicks off on an optimistic note and the planets encourage self-promotion.

LEO:  (July 24 to August 23)
The planets make you more sociable, but you will hardly be the life of the party.  New faces and places may seem daunting rather than exciting, and you will probably be happier in familiar surroundings.

VIRGO:  (August 24 to September 23)
Someone with a pessimistic attitude may stop you from enjoying yourself or a loved one will make you feel guilty.  Try to shake off these negative types and gravitate towards those who are on your wavelength.

LIBRA:  (September 24 to October 23)
The emphasis is on pleasure and originality of thought.  Put your own unique creative touch on those special occasions and spend time with people who are prepared to let their hair down and celebrate in unusual ways.

SCORPIO:  (October 24 to November 22)
Someone may attempt to steal your thunder, but you will have a flair for switching people off and gaining the upper hand.  Your artistic skills are finely tuned at present and there should be no shortage of opportunities.

SAGITTARIUS:  (November 23 to December 22)
Doors may open or invitations will be issued, prompting you move in different social circles.  As the year comes to a close, some of you may have a change of heart while others embrace new philosophies.

CAPRICORN:  (December 23 to January 20)
Moon in your sign either puts you in the thick of things or drains your energy.  If you feel overwhelmed, withdraw from the crowd and opt for one-on-one interaction with those closest to you.

AQUARIUS:  (January 21 to February 19)
Your patience may be tested, but you will have a marvellous capacity for switching off and not taking others too seriously.  There may be a sense of isolation for some of you, while others will revel in their own company.

PISCES:  (February 20 to March 20)
Be prepared to have the last laugh as the outcome of a situation falls in your favour.  The year begins on a positive note, but you must stick to your principles and heed your inner voice.

SATURDAY
YOUR DAY
Moon in down to earth Capricorn helps keep the lid on excitement and encourages people to do the right things by others.  A sense of pride may be felt in achievements or serious commitments will be made for the upcoming year.  Just remember to keep pledges and promises to manageable levels.

YOUR BIRTHDAY
If the wanderlust strikes, make sure you do your homework before taking off.  Indications are you will travel for business or pleasure, change your daily routine or transform your environment in some way.  Variety will be your oxygen, but changes must be carefully thought out.


SUNDAY
YOUR DAY
People may play power games, but ultimately those with the strongest personality will have the final word.  Unless you have something to lose, it may be best to go along with the majority vote and avoid petty arguments.  Practical energy suggests that outcomes are likely to be favourable in most instances today.

YOUR BIRTHDAY
This is the perfect time to make a fresh start in one area of your life.  Jupiter at a friendly angle encourages expansion and adds the element of luck that has probably been missing in recent months.  Wherever possible you should remain self-sufficient without turning your back on loved ones.

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