Sagittarius week horoscope November 20—26, 2023

Dear Sagittarius, starting this week, from November 20th to 26th, and specifically from November 22nd, the Sun makes its grand entrance into your zodiac sign, kicking off the Sagittarius season and the commencement of your birthday period. (And let us offer our heartfelt congratulations to all Sagittarians on your upcoming birthdays!) This celestial shift is a game-changer. The energy lull you may have felt over the past four weeks, owing to the Sun and Mars in Scorpio affecting your 12th house of completion, is about to become a faint memory.

It's worth noting that it's not only the Sun that will be rejuvenating your 1st house with vitality and assurance—Mars joins the cosmic celebration from November 24th until January 4th of the coming year. This alignment encourages you, Sagittarians, to pursue your endeavors with unmatched zeal. With the formidable backing of two "fiery" celestial bodies—the Sun and Mars—your sign is in a powerful position as you see out the remainder of the year. You don’t have to wait for the New Year to embark on your plans. Sagittarians are known for being pioneers, and now you have every right to embrace that role wholeheartedly. While 2023 may be drawing to a close, initiatives begun now will lay a robust groundwork for your achievements in the year ahead.

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This week, however, you should approach decisions with care and avoid hastiness. On November 23rd and 25th, both of your benefactor planets, the Sun and Mars, engage in tense aspects with Saturn, currently in Pisces, affecting your 4th house of family and home life. This week's developments may put your familial relationships to the test. Any efforts to concentrate on personal matters might be met with resistance from family members or someone close to you. Striking a balance will demand extra effort. Nevertheless, it’s advisable to prioritize tranquil time with family, thus fulfilling their need for connection, instead of succumbing to the distractions around you.