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    Astrology During Sagittarius

    The Sun enters the sign of Sagittarius on November 21st at 1:01 p.m., Mountain Time. Sagittarius is a fire sign and is associated with the big guy, Jupiter. The Sagittarius personality is candid, outspoken, expansive, adventurous and worldly. Typical Sag careers include being a broadcaster, academic, lawyer, editor and marketer. If you want a travel companion, ask a Sagittarius.

    Pluto will enter Aquarius on November 20th and will remain there until 2044! An entirely new phase is starting this month. Pluto has just left the authoritarian sign of Capricorn and has entered the rebellious sign of Aquarius. We have entered a new phase in humanity, and not only will the outside world be different, but everyone will feel stronger inside. Now is the time to change how you think and live. Start fresh! https://www.susiecox.com/blog/pluto-enters-aquarius

    In addition, Mercury will be retrograde from November 27th until December 15th. Do your holiday shopping early this year to avoid any Mercury misunderstandings during the holidays. Mercury turns retrograde three times a year for three weeks each retrograde period. This time Mercury will be in Sag for the entire time. Be sure that you aren’t running in circles and doing too much.

    Not only will Mercury be in retrograde motion, but Mars will also turn retrograde on December 8th and won’t turn direct until February 23rd, 2025. Mars only retrogrades once every 26 months and lasts for approximately eleven weeks. The Mercury and Mars retrogrades overlap from December 8th – 15th. In a perfect world, you will have your shopping done by December 8th.

    Mars opposing Pluto is the dominant aspect happening for the next few months. Major change is in the air.

    Regarding the visible planets, Venus is the bright planet right above the western horizon. You can’t miss her after sunset. Dim Saturn is high in the sky just after sunset. Plus, Jupiter is now rising in the eastern sky in early evening. So, there are three visible planets in the evening sky now. Mars is the only planet in the predawn sky. Remember, the planets are always along the Ecliptic, or the Great Highway in the Sky.

     

    See you next in Capricorn.

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