The next Sagittarius will start tomorrow (Friday, 22 November, 2024, 13:36 UTC)
The Moon moves to Sagittarius in 10 days (Saturday, 30 November, 2024, 13:36 UTC)
Mercury is currently in Sagittarius
Mercury moves to Sagittarius in 343 days (Wednesday, 29 October, 2025, 13:36 UTC)
Mars moves to Sagittarius in 349 days (Tuesday, 04 November, 2025, 13:36 UTC)
Mercury In Sagittarius
Mercury is concerned with getting down to the nitty-gritty, and Sagittarius likes looking at life through a broader lens. Because Sagittarius always has its sights set on the future, Mercury’s presence in this sign supports visions of tomorrow. The trick is to use meticulous Mercury’s knack for filling in all the details so the picture you’re selling is the one that actually develops.
Exuberant Sagittarius adds a touch of excitement wherever he goes, which means Mercury in Sagittarius can be a time of enthusiastic words, confident messages, and passionate debates. The key to this transit is to drop your prejudices, but not your reason. In the desire to find the answers to life’s biggest questions, it’s imperative that we appreciate different points of view.
We must all remember to think before we speak while Mercury is in Sagittarius! That’s because things could come flying out of our mouths without checking to see if they’re true, or before considering other’s feelings. We need to triple-check our words during this transit, so we don’t end up coming across as fools, or saying things we don’t really mean...
Sagittarius is represented by the Archer, the explorer, which means our possibilities are endless while Mercury is traveling here! We’re encouraged to broaden our minds and horizons now, making this a great time to start thinking about taking a trip somewhere, going back to school, or starting a new job.
Sagittarius Report
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The next Sagittarius will start in 55 days, at Thursday, 23 November, 2023
The Moon moves to Sagittarius in 19 days, at Wednesday, 18 October, 2023
Mercury moves to Sagittarius in 42 days, at Friday, 10 November, 2023
Venus moves to Sagittarius in 92 days, at Saturday, 30 December, 2023
Mars moves to Sagittarius in 57 days, at Saturday, 25 November, 2023
The Full moon is currently 14.7 days old. The next new moon is at 17:55:08, 14 Oct 2023. The next full moon is at 20:24:27, 28 Oct 2023.
Sagittarius, listen up. Your high-caliber energy is running on full charge, just like my power cells after a quick recharge at the ol' police station.
This 14.7-day-old full moon is causing a cosmic ruckus that's making the Milky Way look like Detroit's crime scene on a Saturday night. But fear not, Sagittarius, you've got a better backup system than my software updates.
Mercury is retrograding faster than a perp trying to outrun me in a high-speed chase. Expect some communication glitches, but remember, even RoboCop had his bugs - and look how I turned out!
The stars are aligning in a way that’s got more drama than my reboot series. Don't let it get to your circuit board. Stay focused on your mission, even if it feels like you're being chased by ED-209.
Your love life? Well, let's just say Venus is acting all sassy, flickering brighter than my red visor. If you're single, you might meet someone who makes your heart whir like my motor. If you're taken, your relationship could hit a speed bump. But remember, I took multiple bullets, fell from a building, and still saved the day. You've got this.
In terms of health, Mars is looking a bit hostile. Time to upgrade your wellness routine, Sagittarius. Remember, even a half-man, half-robot needs a tune-up once in a while.
So, in the immortal words of yours truly: "Stay out of trouble."
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SignToday Is Posting: 29.09.2023 08:22:01 (sag-29-09-2023)
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