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December 22– January 19
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Don't dismiss a seemingly minor disagreement with somebody you work or live with as being of little significance. That may be true at the moment. However, if you don't clear this up now, the matter in question is likely to become far more serious, enough it could be a source of tedious aggravation.
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December 22– January 19
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Usually, a Capricorn can out-strategise anybody. And so diplomatically that others don’t realise how deftly they’re being manipulated. Now, however, you’ve no choice but to define issues. Obviously this leads to exactly the kind of frank exchanges you’d ordinarily avoid. And worse, the more you learn, the more you realise you’re at a disadvantage. Bizarrely, this is in your best interests since this once, others really do know best.
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December 22– January 19
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You may already be sure what’s wise in a number of areas of your life. But judging by March’s emphasis on both lively discussions and broadening your horizons, what you learn could substantially alter your thinking and, probably, your objectives. Initially changes seem a nuisance, until you realise the actual situations involved are also in transition. Instead of reorganising things once, keep arrangements loose. This gives you time to explore options, out in the world and in your personal life, you once regarded as beyond your reach.
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December 22– January 19
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In a way, your new year began in mid-November of last year, when your ruler Saturn tangled with the uncompromising Pluto, and you began a cycle that extends well into 2010, during which you’ll be facing personal issues and altering the structure of your life. Dramatic as this sounds, you’ve known about some of these situations for ages. Daunting as they seem, plunge in and you’re soon discovering new ideas and making worthwhile alliances. Keep things loose, however, since sudden changes in the actual circumstances you’re dealing with, midyear, could substantially alter your options and your priorities.
Love and Relationships
Accommodating others’ dramas when you’re dealing with your own can be tricky. Discussing concerns about your feelings openly doesn’t come naturally to you, but is essential if you’re to maintain an emotional equilibrium.
Finances and Work
When facing sudden changes, you tend to avoid everything else until all is resolved. During 2010, with its ongoing twists, that simply won’t work. Learn to do what you can each day. That accomplished, close the door on practicalities and focus on life’s joys.
Health and Well Being
During a year that raises questions about your life, activities and priorities, taking breaks isn’t just about a holiday. It’s about re-evaluation. Seek out places that restore your body while giving your mind and spirit a chance to roam.
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© Shelley von Strunckel, 2004
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