Image: "In the centre of a hurricane, a weather balloon"
Message: Finding calm.
Over the first 9 weeks of the year 2009 unspoken facts and newly revealed romantic or social information may be a strong concern. Planetary aspects now indicate that a fairly involved 3 period of social intrigue, romantic reversals and emotional doubt will soon end. Before mid-March watch for loved ones to openly discuss their past romantic ideals, home plans or social flirtations. Key relationships will this year begin to play a much more serious and involved role in your life: after mid to late March expect significant changes concerning daily commitments, romantic proposals and unexpected home ultimatums. Much of this disjointed emotional energy is actually positive: watch for previously conflicted romantic relationships or complex and demanding friendships to soon take on an unexpected harmony. By June 19th relationships that are intended to stay in your life and deepen will have been redefined, argued over and settled: expect new and promising commitments to be presented between May 2nd and June 19th. Later this year watch also for an unexpected change of employees on the workscene or the dramatic introduction of new policies, rules and expectations from authority figures. Between August 12th and late September planetary alignments suggest that a fairly complex series of workplace adjustments will arrive and demand attention. Even though several changes may be instituted don't expect much improvement: planetary aspects also indicate that ongoing power struggles and draining politics in all working relationships will not be resolved before the end of this year. Avoid private workplace discussions and stay well out of the public eye: key officials will be unpredictable between August and mid-October. In late September some Virgos, especially those born between 1974 and 1978, will also experience a rare opportunity for career advancement: areas strongly affected are new technologies, communication systems, advertising and management.
