Free Aquarius Horoscope for December 2010
This is the last Christmas/holiday season you’ll spend with an outer planet in your sign for more than a decade to come. You’ve had outer planet attention for so long that by the time Neptune leaves in spring 2011, you may feel oddly lonely at not being buffeted about by strange cosmic forces. Neptune in your sign, now on his goodbye tour, represents your sign’s intended disillusionment with cold hard rationality and intended embrace of the power of irrationality. We are near the end of the process of a major change in your style, and it’s all to the good. It allows other people to find you more accessible and helps you connect with them. What better time than the holiday season to embrace the irrational power of warm fuzzies, to dish them out and receive them in equal measure.
This is also Sagittarius month, which means it’s friendship month for Aquarius. This is when you discover the state of your friendships. At the new moon on the 5th, set an intention or make a wish that all your friends be true ones and that you may be a true friend to all those you care about. Mercury also happens to be retrograde in Sagittarius from the 18th through the 30th. This can mean re-connecting with old friends. Since Sagittarius is an international sign, you may also be connecting with friends from other countries.
Your ruler, revolutionary Uranus, is also active this month. He goes direct on the 5th. This is also the last Christmas he’ll be able to kick your finances around. He’s been trying to make them practically ungovernable for the last 7 years, and you’ll probably be happy to see him leave for more compatible Aries next spring.
Finally, there’s a lunar eclipse in Gemini on the 21st. It could affect your social life, your love life, your children, or even your creative output. It would normally do so in the form of sudden news or a surprise. This looks to be a rather energetic eclipse, so if it doesn’t affect you directly, you may notice its effects on others around you or on society at large.
