Horoscope: December 14, 2015

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Aries | March 20 – April 19



When your ruler Mars moved into Libra, and to accent all forms of alliances, in mid-November, you began a cycle that involved teamwork. As much as you enjoy being deeply involved in plans with those closest, they’ve had the final word. Still, their ideas are worth at least listening to.

Taurus | April 20 – May 20



The time has come to tackle certain issues with those closest, at work or at home. In some cases you’d convinced yourself these don’t matter, with others you’ve no idea what to say. Now that charming Venus is in this portion of your chart, you can expect discussions to go smoothly.

Gemini | May 21 – June 20



Practical obstacles are one thing. But judging by the clash between the Sun and expansive Jupiter, which is currently accenting family or domestic matters, issues close to home could mean you must rethink plans, possibly overnight. Tedious as this may be, don’t try to sidestep them. These really must take priority.

Cancer | June 21 – July 22



Although you’re facing several disruptive issues, they’re not serious problems, just a nuisance. Ironically, they’re giving you a very good excuse to alter ongoing but increasingly unworkable arrangements. This is particularly handy, since you’re dealing with tricky situations that certain rather stubborn individuals have, in the past, absolutely refused to change.

Leo | July 23 – August 22



It seems you either underestimated the complexity of certain commitments or guessed wrongly about your available free time. Whatever the case, tempting as it is to try to fit everything in, there simply aren’t enough hours in the day. Cut back on your plans now, and you’ll be less rushed and do better.

Virgo | August 23 – September 22



Having organised them long ago, you’re disinclined to rethink certain activities you undertake out of habit. However, changes in circumstances are forcing you to alter these and, at the same time, several other elements of your life. While, inevitably this would be disruptive, it gives you an opportunity to do a timely update.

Libra | September 23 – October 22



For ages you’ve known you’d have to tackle complex matters on the domestic front. But either you lacked the time or were short of facts. Now, you’re not only able to fit these in, you’ve got the necessary information. Next is the most challenging part, raising those issues with others.

Scorpio | October 23 – November 21



While you can’t ignore the differences between what others are saying and the facts, at least as you understand them, you’re urged to think carefully about what you question or even mention. It could be you got certain details wrong or, possibly, somebody else did. Until you know what’s what, say nothing.

Sagittarius | November 22 – December 21



The recent Sagittarius New Moon may have got you looking at several situations from a different angle, which is timely. But tricky situations are preventing you putting those ideas into motion, at least right away. Organise the plans you have in mind so when the moment to act comes, you’ll be ready.

Capricorn | December 22 – January 19



Long ago you learnt the danger of relying on the good intentions of others. Yet the sincerity of one particular individual managed to overcome your wariness. You’re now beginning to wonder if you were mistaken. The fact is, very few approach tasks with the thoroughness you do, so such disappointments aren’t a surprise.

Aquarius | January 20 – February 17



During periods of rapid change, such as this is, even seemingly simple arrangements can go amiss. Should that happen, as is likely, don’t read anything negative into events. Rather, straightforward as those plans seem, they’re part of a far-reaching cycle of transformation. Inevitably there will be a certain amount of disarray.

Pisces | February 18 – March 19



Watching others argue about who’s responsible for what is annoying, mostly because it’s a waste of time. But it also can upset them, and you. Under other circumstances, you’d be encouraged to intervene. In this case, however, it’s best to sidestep those clashes. They’re far more complex than you realise.

Published in The Express Tribune, December 14^th,  2015.