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ARIES: (March 21 to April 20)
You will gravitate towards people who gentle and loving, with one person in particular may help fill an emotional void. There are also likely to be discussions based around money, material goods, property or children.

TAURUS: (April 21 to May 21)
Left to your
own devices you may flounder around in a sea of confusion. Conversely, if you team up with someone who is motivated, interesting or a risk-taker, you will have a much stronger sense of direction.

GEMINI: (May 22 to June 21)
Yearning for something you cannot have will be counter-productive. Seek out people who provide mental stimulation, emotional comfort, or practical support and avoid making demands that are unrealistic or will take up too much time.

CANCER: (June 22 to July 23)
Those underlying problems in your personal life can be resolved more easily if you open up to the people you love. Sharing secrets and burdens is the only way to lighten your emotional or financial load.

LEO: (July 24 to August 23)
Large portions of your time may be taken up by duties, discussions and doing the right thing by others. Yours will be the role of leader and because you are committed, there will be little for leisure activities.

VIRGO: (August 24 to September 23)
Humility will be balanced by a strong sense of self and while you may not be in an extroverted mood, others will admire your quiet strength. It may pay to keep sensitive issues quiet this weekend.

LIBRA: (September 24 to October 23)
Events may not go exactly according to plan, but altered outcomes could work to your advantage. Plenty of comings and goings are indicated, and while you may feel flustered at times you will enjoy the variety.

SCORPIO: (October 24 to November 22)
Moon in opposition suggests you may be attracted to people you would normally avoid. You could also be inclined to play the role of devil's advocated simply to add spark to one of your close relationships.

SAGITTARIUS: (November 23 to December 22)
In an altruistic mood, you may befriend someone less fortunate or make sacrifices for those you love. Planets combine to provide a heightened sense of responsibility, the gift of good communication and sympathy for others.

CAPRICORN: (December 23 to January 20)
A broken promise, setback or change in plans may leave you feeling flat. However, the planets suggest you will recover quickly recover and set new goals for yourself. A new life attitude helps you cope better with adversity.

AQUARIUS: (January 21 to February 19)
You may soon have to make an important choice and will waver between sticking with the tried and true of taking a leap of faith into unknown territory. The stakes are high, so think very carefully.

PISCES: (February 20 to March 20)
You may take the circuitous route, but will ultimately reach your chosen goal. Try to avoid involvement with people who are insincere or unprincipled and believe in yourself even if your loved ones express some doubt.

SATURDAY

YOUR DAY
There is some push and pull in the planets, which may translate into people digging their heels in when others make unreasonable demands. The secret to harmonious relationships is to live and let live. Work at your own pace and expect nothing of friends or relatives you would not be prepared to undertake yourself. Adopt a hands-on approach to life.

YOUR BIRTHDAY
Be more ruthless in your business dealings, but soften up in personal relationships. Someone you love may deem you aloof or disinterested and it will take hard work on your part to mend broken fences. This is a practical year and you may invest money, review the budget or relocate.

SUNDAY

YOUR DAY
From small beginnings some wonderful things are likely to be achieved. A situation, relationship or business venture may start out modestly, but once it gains momentum good results are guaranteed. Be very aware of what happens today, as there are unlikely to be any coincidences or random happenings. Relationships may also be more affectionate, peaceful or mutually beneficial.

YOUR BIRTHDAY
It may be time to sever ties, adopt new philosophies or forgive and forget. You will revisit an old issue and make a conscious decision to change the way you manage personal affairs. Jupiter provides a social boost between now and October, while Saturn cautions you to weigh up words carefully.

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