SAGITTARIUS
Sagittarius, this month your transformation is about aligning how you feel on the inside with how you present yourself to the world on the outside. You can be very guarded about what you let others see and have a tendency to silence yourself to better fit in with a large group of people. He’s a hard worker who keeps his head down and doesn’t get into the water cooler game, but his good work also stays under the radar, like a well-behaved child who sacrifices the attention of a parent who’s worn by another child with behavioral problems. This means that you are used to being left alone to have fun. You are independent and often hide your true interests from others, wary that they will not welcome you warmly if they find you too different from the current situation.
This month, everything changes.
You’ll add that signature piece to your wardrobe that you’ve been afraid you can’t pull off or will make you stand out. A tweed blazer or thigh-high boots show a part of your personality that you are now ready to show off, along with all your interests and talents. You will raise your hand and give to your full potential. You will rise above any conflict in your environment instead of dimming your light to avoid looking like an attention seeker. You will be your true self in a way that frees you from trying to hold on to who you are and who you are back, that real life will suddenly feel like a vacation, because it takes more effort on the beach than it gives in a lifetime.
LIBRA
Libra, your transition this month is about examining the structural integrity of your life. Your sign is a literal representation of balance, and many aspects of your life are designed to keep things steady and balanced. But the first part of any home renovation is to identify the weight that supports the beams from those who are weak. Which walls can come down versus which ones keep everything from falling down. Once you have those answers, you can completely redesign the floor plans and begin demolition work.
In life, that means figuring out what habits, what hobbies, and what relationships support you and keep you active, versus those that are too decorative or too decorative. Do you meditate because it’s supposed to be good for your mental health, but that 30 minutes of junk TV after work actually does more to help you relax? Do you wake up early because you’ve learned that’s what successful people do, where an extra 30-40 minutes of sleep actually does wonders for your energy throughout the day? You have to look carefully to see which aspects of your life produce the intended results and which will not affect your health if they are not included.
It’s hard, admitting that the things we purposely brought into our lives may not be doing what we thought they would. Especially if you have spent time and money on them. But remember, this step is necessary to get all the different options you have to rearrange what you’re working on. A backyard garden where there is no growth can be turned into a swimming pool. When you free up space in your life that doesn’t work, you create space for what will.
