ARIES
On paper, this should be a low key or a business as usual kind of month, with only minor influences keeping your two professional houses on track. All planetary activity in your career sector should have ended when the Sun, Mercury, Venus and Mars not only left in January, but within the space of just five days. Instead, having returned at the end of January, the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment was just settling in for what will be a three month stay, that will end on 29th March. While only a minor player, what Juno lacks in size she makes up for in termination and especially when it comes to sticking to your professional resolutions.
Meanwhile the South Node, which has been in your work sector since January 2025 and will be until leaving in July, isn't even a planet or even a physical body and instead a force that is quietly keeping things on track. It is a combination of not only having the South Node and Juno here at the same time, but in partnership with Uranus, in his last full month in your income sector, that has the power of three coming together to create something greater than the sum of the individual parts. This will be on full display during the Moon's visit to your work sector from 3rd March and to 5th March.
As not just a Full Moon, but a total lunar eclipse, this is going to electrify and act as a trigger for things already ripe with potential across the income, work and career fronts. The same will happen when the Moon moves through your career sector from 12th March to 15th March and through your income sector from 21st March to 23rd March, though without the same potency or ability for an eclipse to act as a wildcard. The Moon's return to your career sector will be the last before Juno leaves, but also before Venus returns to your income sector to kick off the most lucrative months of 2026.
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