The Astrologer’s Diary (Filed December 8th). There is no way that controlling, manipulative dictators, corporations or governments can survive this week.
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Aquarius: Monday 4th to Sunday 10th February
Aquarius, it’s all about you, after the Sun and Mercury enter Aquarius on Saturday. Good thing too.
Gemini: Monday January 7 through Sunday January 13
It looks as though the money, house, possessions, charity, business or flat has been used as a football in a game which is basically about control – or power. This week will alter the game, with more developments near January 18th when your ruler Mercury joins the Sun.
Capricorn: Monday January 7 through Sunday January 13
It’s unusual to see Pluto, Juno, Venus and Mercury in Capricorn, alongside the Sun. And if it’s your birthday this week/next week then a milestone decision is very personal to you.
Leo: Monday January 7 through Sunday January 13
Your lifestyle, job, health, university commitment or volunteer role is in focus all month. Your ruler the Sun joins the Moon on Friday, suggesting a moment of truth, and an overdue turning point.
Mercury Retrograde! Avoid Mercury Madness in 2013
If there is madness in your life between February and April 2013, blame Mercury Retrograde. This photograph of Madness on the front of their classic album One Step Beyond, says it all.
Your Year in 2013
Welcome to your horoscope for the year ahead prepared by Jessica Adams as seen in the Australian Womens’ Weekly in Australia, and Sunday magazine in New Zealand. Find out what’s in store for you 2013.
GEMINI
GEMINI AND GEMINI RISING Welcome to 2013. If your Sun Sign is Gemini and you would like a detailed, personal reading then combine this with your Ascendant Sign forecast.
LIBRA
LIBRA AND LIBRA RISING Welcome to 2013. If your Sun Sign is Libra and you would like a detailed, personal reading then combine this with your Ascendant Sign forecast.
Taurus: Your Week December 24 through 30
This week brings Pluto, the Sun and Diana together in the horoscope zone associated with teachers and students, travellers and foreigners, as well as writers and publishers. Something has to change, sooner rather than later.
