Aquarius March Forecast 2009

March 1, 6:01 AMAstrology ExaminerMaria Barron

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E.T., phone home. You’ve been so busy your sister can barely remember your voice. It’s time to reconnect with the little people, Aquarius. Or more to the point, the people you once were little with. Look up the people you used to run around with in the neighborhood or the ones you vied with for the bathroom at home.

Your recent horoscopes have emphasized new adventures, especially since this year marks the beginning of a new 12-year cycle of growth for Aquarians. But in March, all that focus and stress on you begins to level out. The people and places that once seemed overly familiar to you can now feel quite refreshing. Take a walk around the block and look for what doesn’t change. Or if you can manage it, now is a good time to take a short trip someplace you’ve always enjoyed going or have always wanted to visit.

Once you’ve rebalanced your energies by reconnecting with those touchstones, you can take another look at the changes at hand.

The second half of the month highlights opportunities for you to develop new insights for improving your financial situation, although this might be largely a matter of rearranging priorities and seeing through the murkiness of what has been working for you in that area and what hasn’t. Don’t feel pressured to make big financial decisions, as it’s not the time for that, but don’t be afraid to put your mind to work on these matters and tie up some of those loose ends.

You’re likely to feel quite restless around the time of the March 10 full moon. Your ruling planet, Uranus, and its long-term opposition with Saturn will be triggered by that full moon. Plan to spend that evening somewhere you can have a little fun without getting aggravated, being judged or judging others.