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Sun 20° Scorpio 05' 40"
Moon 20° Leo 15' 44"
Mercury 06° Sagittarius 23' 51" 
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Venus 06° Scorpio 38' 17"
Mars 05° Sagittarius 32' 39"
Ceres 02° Aries 48' 57" 
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Pallas 10° Aquarius 25' 16"
Juno 13° Sagittarius 14' 47"
Vesta 28° Sagittarius 22' 11"
Jupiter 25° Cancer 09' 07" 
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Saturn 25° Pisces 22' 56" 
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Chiron 23° Aries 44' 20" 
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Uranus 29° Taurus 49' 54" 
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Neptune 29° Pisces 35' 37" 
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Pluto 01° Aquarius 34' 10"
TrueNode 16° Pisces 08' 13"

Weekly Astrology Forecast: March 29 - April 4

The broad reorganization that was initiated by the last New Moon on March 20th becomes more visible this week. As we begin to develop a new vision, our level of ego investment increases and we need to guard against becoming too concerned about getting validation or approval from others. Defensiveness may be a concern if we feel the need to justify our individual creative vision. With our egos on the line, we could feel the need to try to control others or alter our vision in order to make ourselves look better. As we begin to pivot from inner seeking to outer expression we may be tempted to abandon anything that we don't think will be acceptable to others. Both Sunday and Monday will reveal any missteps in the process of sharing our vision with others. Tuesday suggests the possibility of embarrassment and exposure if we have misrepresented our ideas and intentions just to make ourselves look better. By Wednesday, the ego concerns settle down and we have a better opportunity for productive interaction. As we approach Saturday's Full Moon (5:05 AM PDT 14° Aries/Libra), a strong imperative to stake out a position may lead some to believe that they need to use brute force or unethical tactics in order to get their way. However, this lunar cycle is just the first round in a process of reorganization that will be ongoing, at least through the end of the year. We shouldn't make the mistake of sabotaging ourselves by building our foundation on dishonesty or misrepresentation. We continue to be challenged to maintain our own position while allowing others enough room to do the same.

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