Weekly Astrological Forecast December 5-11

From December 5^th to the 11^th we are in a most productive cycle.  We are happiest when our attention stays focused on immediate and achievable goals.  Try not to spend much time now gathering new facts in order to make decisions. We all have a habit of planning for our future in a world that no longer exists.  Joy is found by being in the moment.

5^th – Monday – Mars Semi-square Saturn, Venus Trine Mars – An eye for detail helps us achieve harmony. With a little effort and some common sense we can find real and lasting connection with each other.

6^th – Tuesday – Tension and frustration can disappear if we stay connected with each other over common ground.  Involvement with each other over practical concerns helps cement our pattern of relationships.

7^th – Wednesday – Venus Semi-square Neptune, Mercury Parallel Pluto – We can be overly influenced by other people’s opinions as well as by world circumstances at the moment.  On the other hand, we have the opportunity to be a force for good.  Other people will hear what we have to say if we remain calm.

8^th – Thursday – Sun Sesquiquadrate Jupiter, Mercury Semi-sextile Pluto – Big ideas have to be made practical.  Planning is necessary in order to bring other people along with the project at hand.

9^th – Friday – Nervous energy and impatience can stop us from achieving very much.  It is better to sit still than to run in circles.  Our best strategy now is to just take in new information but stay with our prearranged plan.

10^th – Saturday – Uranus turns Direct, the Full Moon at 9:38 AM EST is a total Lunar Eclipse – Making sense of the nervous energy today seems to require meditation.  So much new information is coming to us that we need to keep our attention on what it is that we are doing.  Turbulence in the world can keep us all on edge.  Staying focused on your own ultimate values and purpose can give peace of mind.

11^th – Sunday – Mercury Semi-square Venus – Now is not the time to make everyone happy or to become overly social; realize that long lasting harmony and happiness will require holding on to life’s enduring fundamental principles regardless of what other people think.