If you’re feeling restless, it’s no surprise. For the past several weeks you’ve been focusing on exciting but demanding arrangements or future plans. Now that these are nearly organised, you’ve time to look around you and, better yet, time to explore some of the exciting developments that are only just now emerging. 

Ordinarily, when you’re confronted with an obstacle, you’ll retreat, devise a plan, then turn it into action. During this week of unexpected developments, , you’re urged to plan less and, instead, live in the moment. That could mean rethinking recently made decisions and, on occasion, upsetting others. However, they, too will be living this chaos and will probably thank you for your support and inspiration. 

From mid-September until late October you benefit from a series of stunning links between your ruler the Sun and most of the planetary powerhouses. While these trigger breakthroughs, the promise events hold won’t always be clear. The secret? Go along with things, knowing that you can back out later. However, what you experience, learn and achieve will convince you this is the way to the future. If you’re struggling with letting go of the past, take it slowly. Soon, however, you’ll find saying farewell is a relief.

For ages there’s been talk of changes in elements of your life, such as the way you live, work or in close alliances, however, you’ve managed to sidestep these. That may have seemed wise at the time, but with the planet of abundance, Jupiter, and practical Saturn both accenting joint activities and indicating the need to make such changes - probably a series of them - it’s time to plunge in. If you’re anxious initially, you’ll soon exchange those feelings for enthusiasm about what you’re doing and what could be next. True, this leads to shakeups in longstanding arrangements at home or out in the world. Yet you’ve long known these were overdue and, ironically, once you begin, you’ll wonder why you hesitated for even a moment. The secret to making the best of 2021? Be bold. Act swiftly and ask questions later.