Aries Monthly Horoscope

Your inner wellness warrior could come roaring out of hibernation this March 14, when the Virgo full moon arrives as a game-changing lunar eclipse—the first eclipse to hit this salubrious sign since 2016! It also marks the beginning of eclipse season, an intensified two-week period that wraps with the Aries solar (new moon) eclipse on March 29. Consider this a planetary PSA to dial down excess and bring order back to your court. Sign up for a spring sports league, download an app that gives you indoor-outdoor workouts or splurge for a membership at a fitness studio with fun classes. Since eclipses bring hidden things to light, this one could illuminate some health issues that require adjustment, like low iron levels, imbalanced hormones or adrenal fatigue. Why slog through pain when fixing the problem might only require some extra supplements or dietary changes? Book doctor appointments to ensure that you’re running at optimum speed. 

If it’s time for a new doctor, the eclipse could illuminate a great MD, perhaps one who practices functional medicine or naturopathy as well as Western. You might have allergy tests done (good for tweaking your diet, as Virgo and the sixth house govern nutrition) or get a blood panel to reveal where you may be low on vitamins that can affect thyroid or adrenal function. A little adjustment can go a long way. If any procedures are needed, try to schedule them after Mercury’s March 15 to April 7 retrograde. If that's not possible, just stay in super clear communication with the doc and go the extra mile to advocate for yourself. If the prescription doesn't fit, you don't have to just go along with it! Don’t forget the power of preventative medicine, either. Massage and acupuncture, for example, can keep you fired up, healthy and productive during the last gasp of winter.

This eclipse gets you pumped up about work, too, and can usher in some long overdue changes around the office. New ideas flow in that can bring you prosperity or a promotion in the coming six months. If you’re launching a new project at work, you’ll be a diligent developer under the light of this eclipse, eager to roll up your sleeves and get the mission underway. Use this energy to clean out your Inbox, organize your files and do all the R&D that's needed to set yourself up for a massive productivity wave—one that can last for two years while this eclipse series rolls out. Don’t be surprised if there is a change of management or a company-wide re-org. Alas, the eclipse won't make any such transitions smooth. But keep your cool because hastily-sent emails can come back to haunt you during eclipse season. When in doubt, save it to Drafts!