A full moon in Aries arrives on the eve of a solar opposition to Neptune, according to the astrologer Holiday Mathis. She writes that before mirrors existed, people likely caught sight of their own faces in water, where light, depth and movement kept altering the reflection. Under the Libra sun's opposition to Neptune, Mathis suggests, people may view themselves through a similar dreamlike shifting of light, an image that is recognizable and lovely yet somewhat difficult to rely on.
Mathis offers guidance for Aries, writing that financial opportunity sits where other people's needs meet what a person genuinely enjoys doing. That spot becomes clear, she says, while helping someone at no charge and recognizing that the problem just solved is one others were previously paid to solve poorly.
For Taurus, Mathis writes that there is something to share that most people should receive as welcome news. She notes that some will instead treat it as unwelcome, simply because it is not happening to them.
In her remarks on Cancer, Mathis calls the opening moment of any relationship perhaps its most significant, because deciding whom to become involved with amounts to deciding one's future. A person cannot know where a relationship will lead, she writes, but can gauge how much enjoyment it will bring.
Turning to Libra, Mathis says that while readers of that sign may not see themselves as tradition-minded, they are not trying to reinvent the wheel either. They will find something in the old ways worth taking, she writes, and then update it.
Mathis addresses Pisces by noting that there is a moment for critical thought and a moment simply to act. She writes that shedding self-consciousness is not easy for Pisces right now, which is why bringing along a completely open, guileless friend will be helpful.
The report appears under a solar opposition to Neptune heading and is attributed to Mathis. Readers seeking more holiday-related material are directed to HolidayMathis.com, and further information about Mathis, along with features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, is available at the Creators Syndicate website, www.creators.com.
