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KEY POINTS:

ARIES: (March 21 to April 20)
The new Moon emboldens you to aim for dizzy heights. Not all your courageous capers work out but the challenge they present is addictive. Be wary of bossing other people around this weekend.

TAURUS: (April 21
to May 21)
You finally reach a decision and start putting it into practice. A new Moon in your zone of expansion encourages you spread your wings this weekend and embrace different concepts or companions along the way.

GEMINI: (May 22 to June 21)
Preparations for a project get into full swing. Sun in your zone of conquest throws down the gauntlet and you accept with a gusto you have not felt for months. Outside influences are conspiring to help you.

CANCER: (June 22 to July 23)
The notion that nothing changes is an obsolete one. The Sun's passage into progressive Aquarius drags you kicking and screaming into the future this weekend and while you initially resist, you will eventually be a winner.

LEO: (July 24 to August 23)
Sun in your partnership house holds promise for better business and personal relations. Whatever was previously wrong with your world suddenly seems right. And in a complete about-face, you embrace change and diverse opinions.

VIRGO: (August 24 to September 23)
Despite new options opening up, a flutter of uncertainty causes second thoughts. Once you analyse your fears the penny will drop and fresh fields can be explored. Look at the glass as half full this weekend.

LIBRA: (September 24 to October 23)
Unusual ideas and people become your favourites. The powerful Sun shines on your social zone bouncing you out of a predictable situation into the arms of change. Each baby step seems like a giant leap of faith.

SCORPIO: (October 24 to November 22)
Issues close to home need attention. However, the last thing you want at this time is disharmony or demanding loved ones. To cope you have to detach yourself emotionally and use reverse psychology on others.

SAGITTARIUS: (November 23 to December 22)
Recently deemed a sinner, you suddenly become a saint. Stale old energy is blown away and a refreshing change sweeps into your life. To capitalise on this wonderful turn of events, you must venture out and diversify.

CAPRICORN: (December 23 to January 20)
The rose-coloured spectacles come off and give you a black and white glimpse of the future. In stark contrast to recent times, you now dig your heels in and demand a much better deal for yourself.

AQUARIUS: (January 21 to February 19)
Sun in your sign heralds the start of a month-long phase of exciting activity. Even if you feel nothing changes, there is still an underlying sense of progress. Allow yourself to be carried along with the tide.

PISCES: (February 20 to March 20)
The new Moon brought closure a matter, now a different can of worms opens up. You can cope but must be prepared to tackle problems from a fresh perspective. If in doubt, seek assistance from a logical thinker.

SATURDAY YOUR DAY
Sun in Aquarius signals radical change. People are more willing to experiment during this phase and tend more towards linear thinking. Decisions might be made that are contrary to popular opinion or belief. However outcomes could prove brilliant and attract plenty of positive attention.

YOUR BIRTHDAY
Indebtedness to others must not hold you back. 2007 is a year of individuality and opportunity, and favours can be repaid when the timing is right. If you have been locked in a circle of boredom, the link could be broken soon.

SUNDAY YOUR DAY
Logical discussions take place, allowing compromises to be reached. There is a strong tendency to live and let live, due mainly to the strong sense of fair play generated by Aquarian energy. Some might insist on the last word but they will be in the minority.

YOUR BIRTHDAY
Last year's changes set the mood for 2007. A new career might flourish or a fledgling relationship will develop into a permanent tie. There is a strong argument for maintaining the status quo and building on solid foundations laid in 2006.

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