Although the recent Aries New Moon triggered breakthroughs in existing issues, it’s only the beginning of a cycle of questioning and, ultimately, change. Why? You benefit from a rare, second, New Moon in your sign, on 20 April. Knowing that, regard existing plans as a trial run. Final decisions can, and should, wait.

Rarely have the planets been as superbly positioned and, better yet, they favour Aries. You’ve probably already been talking about new ideas or exciting changes. Between now and actual the rare, second, Aries New Moon, on 20 April, you’ll experience turning points and timely breakthroughs. Be bold. At minimum, discuss every idea or offer. The more you explore, the more you’ll benefit.  

The month of March divides neatly into two parts. The period between late February and the Sun’s move into Aries, on the 20th , is about reviewing the past, and giving serious thought to what’s worked and, even more, to what hasn’t. As a quick thinking and fast-moving Aries, normally you wouldn’t dwell so much on recent events. However, these are highlighting much needed changes and, possibly, saying farewell to certain longstanding arrangements. If others are eager to discuss these, move swiftly. However, these decisions are yours, and yours alone, to make.  

You’re already in a period of life-changing growth. This is triggered by fortunate Jupiter being positioned in Aries from 10 May 2022 until 20 May 2023, and accents expansion. Hopefully, you’re already been exploring everything that comes your way. Then, from mid-May, the focus shifts to how you’ll benefit, in terms of lifestyle, relationship, current or future plans. Whatever, arises, consider it a timely adventure. True, some developments will be sudden, if not unsettling. At minimum, you’ll learn something. But what’s least expected could add amazingly to your life in the long run.