Your Horoscope by Susan Miller
The New Year will have a very different look and feel than the one in your rear view mirror, and you are ready for a complete refresh. One of the biggest changes is the move of Mars out of Aries, where Mars spent six months, since June 27, in your fifth house of love. Mars usually spends six to eight weeks in a sign, not six months. Mars will now move to your sixth house of work, which covers your methods, staff, nature of the assignments, and tools you use to get your assignment done. Mars will highlight this area from January 6 to March 3.
Hosting Mars in Aries was in many ways good for you, whether you have Sagittarius as your Sun sign or rising sign, because Aries is a fire sign, as is Sagittarius. Yet Mars is also known to get rambunctious. You or the person you have been dating may now see the areas where you don’t get along. You may realize you are not making any progress on topics that you talk about over and over, and I call those circular conversations. Both of you go ’round and ’round but without any hope of ever getting to a new solution. Once you can predict the answer your partner will give you, word for word, it marks the beginning of the end of the relationship. If you know what your partner is going to say, there is no reason to bring up the topic again. Once communication ends, the hope of a resolution to the relationship blockage ends, too.
For other Sagittarians, you found your relationship comfortable and reassuring in light of a frightening pandemic outside your door. Seeing a partner in good times and bad can lead to deepening love, especially if you found your partner was the steady rock in a storm.
