Aries

aries1Jessica’s horoscope: This month, there is a lot of action in your seventh house of intimacy, connection, and feelin’-yourself vibes, as well as in your eighth house of letting go and emotional intensity. This can call up the aforementioned sassypants energy, or it could bring about meaningful endings. In either case, there will be a need to let go: either to open your heart, or to part ways with someone who has proven to not be good for your heart. The sun is in Saturn, in your ninth house, at the end of the month. This is an invitation to make long-term plans and get clear about big-picture goals. It will be important to listen to your dreams, especially between November 25 and December 1, when the sun in Mercury may inspire Aries to take a broader perspective. Neptune is in the 12th house of the subconscious, which impacts the subtle senses—a potentially important issue, with all the Neptunian activity at the month’s end. Mars enters Libra on the 13th, which is in your seventh house. As a result, you may feel easily bugged by others, or that someone is being super annoying when their intention is to be nice. Pause before you react, especially from the 13th onward. Take deep breaths, then respond.

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Dylan’s advice: Aries, here’s something to think about: In astrology, each of the signs represents a phase of life, and they build on each other as the wheel of the zodiac goes around. Guess what: You’re in first place! That means, in astrological terms, that you’re fresh out the womb, reacting to life with a li’l baby’s vivid and immediate sense of the world around you. But one occasional pitfall of the Aries nature is to sometimes respond quickly, without pause, also like a (beautiful!) li’l baby. Ahem: This doesn’t mean this is Who You Are and What You Do FOREVER. Astrology is cool for recognizing those parts of yourself, so that you can grow from there. So let’s take this to the streets. If someone says something this month that ticks you off and makes you want to kick and scream and call them out, see how it feels to let it go—this time, at least. Your goal is not go against your impulse to react, but ABOVE it. It might be a new sensation for you—to cool it before you rail back—but who knows? It might feel good.