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Stars.
(From The Journal)
Byline: Debbie Frank
ARIES: A New Year dawns and you are given the chance to start afresh free of the confusion and restriction of the past. Once you make the decision that you know is right for you it creates the space for new things to grow. Human failings may spoil what is divinely guided, but you don't have to be a part of it.
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TAURUS: Mercury's shift into bright and breezy Aquarius helps you take a more upbeat view of your situation. While certain aspects of your life haven't worked out you will be able to salvage the best aspects of certain projects. You have done what you could and now it is time to withdraw your energy from this situation.
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GEMINI: The mood lifts now Mercury moves into light-hearted Aquarius. This helps you to take the best from a situation without hanging on to any regrets. You have fulfilled your role in this venture and that's all that matters from your point of view. Fulfilment will come in other ways as long as you don't get sidetracked.
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