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 Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 12:11 am
Monday March 16th - Sunday March 22nd
Helpful, nurturing Cancer, keep a tight hold on your apron strings this week. If you don’t, they could get hopelessly entangled, saddling you with responsibilities that should never have been dumped on you in the first place. This struggle is nothing new to your sign. But over the past three years, a series of squares (harsh, 90 degree angles) between controlling Pluto in your relationship house and liberated Uranus in your house of leadership has been pushing you to make a change. Trying to be helpful to your mate, colleagues or closest friends may have sent you in “overfunctioning” territory. Suddenly, you’re doing all the heavy lifting while your peeps slack off and turn into sloths before your eyes. The more they SHOULD appreciate you, the less they DO. WTH?! This Monday, March 16 marks the seventh and FINAL (amen!) exact Pluto-Uranus square. White light realizations are ahead. Suddenly you’ll see the cosmic punchline of this paradox. Yep, Cancer, it’s YOU who has to make the change. Do less. Demand more (gently). Drop the ball back into the court where it belongs. The hardest part of this shift has been facing down your own control issues. You want everything to go according to your plan, but you may have steamrolled your partners in the process. The art of cooperation requires you to give up some certainty and allow new ideas to flow in. Give it a try. Once your neuroses subside, you’ll have a lot more fun in your relationships. If you’ve been the submissive one in a relationship, you’ll feel the need to break free—or at least change the rules of engagement so that you aren’t so dependent on your partner for your decisions or livelihood. This last Pluto-Uranus square could bring changes at work. A career collab may go through a transition. You could decide to move on or spend the rest of March hashing out new agreements for your business relationship. Bring in the lawyers if you aren’t sure how to language a contract. The front-end investment will ensure long-term happiness
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