Four zodiac signs are entering a new chapter, according to an astrologer who spoke with YourTango. Eleanor, described as an astrologer, said Chiron, known as the wounded healer, has been moving through Aries for almost eight years. That transit has forced people to confront self-worth, anger, identity, boundaries, and what it means to choose themselves, she said. The period that began in 2018 is finally coming to an end, and the astrologer said the next seven months will reveal how powerful these individuals have become.

Libra spent past years letting people get away with poor treatment and giving them chance after chance, according to Eleanor. That pattern will not continue in the new chapter, because Libra's boundaries are now stronger. Eleanor said Libra now believes their own recognition of red flags and will not tolerate toxic behavior or guilt over limits. She added that choosing oneself may disappoint another person but does not make the choice wrong, and said Libra is finished staying silent even if it ruffles feathers.

Cancer built thick skin since 2018 to protect against hurt, but Eleanor said that protection is no longer necessary. Fear was present eight years ago, yet confidence has grown in the years since. According to the astrologer, Cancer now trusts itself far more and uses intuition as a guiding compass. She also said Cancer will realize it no longer needs to prepare for the worst, because even when something goes wrong or a plan falls apart, life will not fall apart with it.

For Capricorn, the new chapter is about allowing people in, Eleanor said. Being the strong one became such a large part of Capricorn's identity that the need for others was forgotten, and needing someone felt worse than whatever was being dealt with. The astrologer said Capricorn is now older and wiser and has stopped measuring strength by how much pain can be endured. Eight years later, Capricorn has learned that carrying the weight of the world does not mean it must.

Aries let other people's opinions carry too much weight, and rejection could once prompt questions about what was wrong, according to Eleanor. Such opinions no longer become part of Aries' identity, she said, though painful moments still occur because Aries is human. Chiron has moved through Aries for the past eight years, a period the astrologer said was spent working on the relationship with oneself. Eleanor said people cannot make Aries doubt itself the way they used to, and that this is something to be proud of.

The article was written by Marielisa Reyes, a writer with a bachelor's degree in psychology who covers self-help, relationships, career, family, and astrology topics.