Aquarius Weekly Horoscope

Be on your guard this week. Someone could be trying to get you into a compromising situation. Furthermore, if they succeed in their nefarious intentions, you may not find it easy to escape their clutches. One way to avoid imminent capture may be to be in a good mood for as long as it takes, until you have a chance to make a quick retreat. Whatever you do, don't give in! You're not in the mood to share too much at the beginning of the week, which is good. Telling too much about yourself gives you the edge, and that doesn't put you in a good flirting position. Later in the week, you want to find someone who will stay with you in sickness and in health, in wealth and in poverty, but you may be looking in the wrong places. A change in the places you frequent will do you good.

It's time to put not just words, but also ideas into practice. You are sitting on a potential gold mine. Moving your online talents forward will mean direct sales, newsletter subscribers and potential long-term customers. This is the strongest time for any new start, including applying for a new or better job. Time should fly with pleasant and effective communication between co-workers and clients. A co-worker may divert your attention later. Don't puncture appointments. It can be easy to leave work in place of something more interesting.

The astral configuration that is forming can bring up old and familiar feelings. There may have been many such days in your life. You seem to know your intentions, but the impact of your words and actions can leave people confused and sometimes afraid of you. The key is to recognize your own intensity and cultivate it with the things you do on your own: skydiving or other risky activities are prime examples. Don't forget your daily dose of exercise. It's time to increase your awareness of your body and your relationship with it. The Universe suggests that by taking the time to learn to love your body, feed it the right food, and exercise it in the way that is best for you, you will develop a much more intimate knowledge of its needs.