Recently you’ve feared that somebody you’ve trusted, and for a very long time, has been disloyal. Now you’re realising it was the reverse. They’ve been protecting you from making mistakes or, possibly, causing other problems. The issue? You’ve been sure you were right about one particular matter when, actually, you had your facts wrong.

For ages you’ve managed to sidestep changes as disruptive as they’d be unwelcome. However, events between now and the pivotal Scorpio Full Moon, on 27 April, aren’t just building up to these, they’ll prove to be breakthroughs. How? There’ll be hints, but the details will remain unclear until you’re actually involved. Risky as it seems, take a chance. Plunge in. You won’t regret it. 

You’re superb at gently, but firmly, encouraging others to learn about people, places or ideas you’re sure will benefit them. However, your reaction to new ideas of changes in existing arrangements and new ideas ranges from dismissive to hostel. You could decide to battle a few. However, most are timely breakthroughs. If you’re unable to spot their potential, think back to times on the past when, similarly, you dismissed sudden changes, which then turned out brilliantly. It’s the same now and over the coming month or so.  

After years of being unable to make changes, mostly because of lack of options, you’ve learnt to make the best of life as it is. Yet as 2021 unfolds, changes in once-rigid arrangements open the door to new possibilities. Being a cautious Scorpio, you’ll take things slowly. However, others are worryingly eager to leap in. Instead of discussing this, back off and let them try. They’ll soon realise how wise you are to wait, watch and learn. Even if you do plunge in, final decisions are unlikely to come together until Mars brings its courage and initiative to Scorpio on 30 October. That and the fresh perspective triggered by the Scorpio New Moon, on 4 November will justify instincts that said to wait, and equally, give you the courage to plunge into unfamiliar alliances and settings.