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ARIES: (March 21 to April 20)
There may be niggling issues to deal with, but with optimism peaking most of this weekend's negativity will wash over you. If you have been thinking of taking a trip or learning something new, start making plans.

TAURUS: (April 21 to May 21)
You
might crave freedom, love or luxury more than usual and could be inclined to go overboard with your antics or spending. Rein in enthusiasm and bear in mind there is a fine line desire and obsession.

GEMINI: (May 22 to June 21)
Venus in the secretive part of your chart inhibits expression of your heartfelt thoughts. You will be inclined to sidestep emotional issues or tell little white lies to protect the people you love the most.

CANCER: (June 22 to July 23)
In your heart you know change is necessary, but you are reluctant to leave something or someone behind. When you feel stronger and the timing is right, you will make a smooth transition from one situation to another.

LEO: (July 24 to August 23)
You will be apt to set a leisurely pace and soak up the atmosphere. There is a chance you may connect with an influential person or an offer too good to resist will be placed on the table.

VIRGO: (August 24 to September 23)
Someone who is negative or a nitpicker may take the wind out of your sails this weekend. The secret is to believe in yourself and follow your heart. Time spent with positive friends will be the best antidote.

LIBRA: (September 24 to October 23)
If you are philosophical about life you will cope with the inevitable, unexpected events and sudden change. Conversely, if you fight against the flow of energy you are likely to feel frustrated, furious or not important to others.

SCORPIO: (October 24 to November 22)
Your first instinct may be speak your mind and stand your ground. However, Mercury moves into your sign tomorrow and you will suddenly polish up your people skills or act diplomatically in an effort to keep the peace.

SAGITTARIUS: (November 23 to December 22)
Juggling duties or rearranging your calendar may take some finesse, but with Venus entering your sign you will be back on top of your game. Expect your social life and popularity to go up a notch soon.

CAPRICORN: (December 23 to January 20)
After months of self-deception or doubt, you have finally faced up to the reality of a situation and gathered strength. Mercury in your communication zone helps you reconcile with an estranged friend and regain lost confidence or pride.

AQUARIUS: (January 21 to February 19)
You may hatch a plan that involves co-operation with others or consultation with an expert. Either way, you must be well prepared and willing to make compromises or engage in lengthy discussions. There are no short cuts.

PISCES: (February 20 to March 20)
Rather than seeking fulfillment in all the wrong places, look inwardly for peace and happiness. Also, if self-discipline has been a problem the movement of Mercury will soon help you regain control and respect from others.

SATURDAY

YOUR DAY
Moon in fun-loving Sagittarius is auspicious for social occasions, but can make it difficult to keep promises and sustain interest. There could be a tendency for people to accept an invitation only to change their minds when a better offer comes along. Or, personal potential will be wasted, energies may be scattered and opportunities will go begging.

YOUR BIRTHDAY
Most of what you desire in 2006 will remain in your imagination. There may be a sense you have missed the boat or should wait until the timing is better and consequently you will slow the pace. Withdraw from the hustle and bustle if necessary, and engage in some soul-searching.

SUNDAY

YOUR DAY
Mercury moves into soulful Scorpio while the relationship planet Venus settles into sociable Sagittarius. These two planets work in tandem, adding depth but preventing people from being too serious. There may also be a flurry of activity one minute, followed by a need to withdraw from the crowd. Outdoor or physical activity will help burn off calories and tension.

YOUR BIRTHDAY
As you take stock of your personal situation, you might consider putting something aside for a rainy day. There is a sense you are reaching a crossroads and must make mature decisions and start building on your asset base. A desire for emotional security may also become a priority.

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