Nothing and nobody is more unhappy than a bored Aquarius. Yet you’re stuck in a situation that’s as tedious as it is unchanging. The real problem? You’re struggling with the loss of your freedom to explore, something vital to you, as an Aquarius. That will return, and sooner than you think.

It seems somebody thinks they’re better equipped than you to make decisions that involve your way of living or working. While, usually, you’d be seriously irritated, now, you’re relieved they’re dealing with matters that mystify you. The timing is superb. With the actual circumstances changing, and frequently, focus your efforts on clearing the way for progress, not finding ways to shore up the past. 

It would be easy to convince yourself that the battles triggered by the Full Moon on 29 March will lead to lasting arrangements. True, what you discuss, the problems you define and the understanding you gain about both others’ priorities and ideas about the future will last. However, the powerful shift in the planetary focus, from 19 April, onward, indicates both circumstances and, as a result, your plans must change. Annoying as the resulting chaos is, the options coming your way will soon thrill you. 

Despite your restless, inquisitive mind, you’re also a creature of habit. So when the changes kick-started by the arrival by expansive Jupiter and practical Saturn, into Aquarius, began in late 2020, you may not have welcomed or even understood what was taking place. There’s no rush. You’re benefitting from their influence this year and next, often in ways as puzzling as they are unexpected. The trick? Say no to nothing, including what’s unappealing or makes little sense. With the world around you changing, and your own priorities shifting, life’s about discovery. Decisions? Instead make plans, but regard them as tentative and ensure everybody understands that. This gives you the freedom to benefit from changes in the world around you but, even more, to fine tune your understanding of the exciting options coming your way.