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Remember to check in from time to time with your emotional dimension and general wellbeing. Your understanding is growing broader, and you could take big strides toward meeting some profound spiritual goals. This may require facing some challenges, though it’s unlikely there’s any need to expose yourself to undue stresses or be rushed off your feet. Use your judgment if things become a little fraught, and try to keep a human pace.
— By Amy Elliott

Written for the Planets

Today’s astrology seems to cover themes from the cosmic to the highly personal to the very political. With the centaur Pholus making a square to the object Salacia in Aries — near Aries Point territory — notice any tension you feel around what could be considered ‘scandalous’. Note that it doesn’t need to be as high-profile or wide-reaching as the current college admissions scandal in the U.S. to count.

Whether you’re feeling tempted to push the envelope on a personal matter or to cast judgment on another’s actions, whatever you do today could have very far-reaching unforeseen consequences. If anything related to sex or business/government is involved, that’s an extra clue to keep your ethics close, and to look at least three steps ahead when factoring in possible repercussions.

Meanwhile, the Pisces Sun is making a square to the Galactic Center in late Sagittarius. In what ways are you feeling called to spread some high-vibe love or to be of service to your fellow humans? Does that activity actually strike you as even more attractive than whatever sauciness Pholus-Salacia is describing? With retrograde Mercury in a conjunction to the asteroid Vesta (not far from the Sun), you likely have a mind to hold space for your better angels. Just remember that they might not look as ‘vanilla’ as you’d expect — Vesta can sometimes symbolize ‘unusual’ or non-traditional relationships. Scan your past for possible examples of what that might look like.
— By Amanda Painter