Sagittarius weekly horoscope: What your star sign has in store for August 3
Read on to see what's written in the stars for you today.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 21
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Special moon insight, all week, leads you to an emotional breakthrough at the weekend, with the full moon's blessing.
Knowing what makes you tick, even if you don't admire all of it, is your secret to success.
So it's time to stop making, or facilitating, excuses.
Your ability to travel hopefully, even if the destination is distant, is a star skill in a million. 'R' love is returned.
DESTINY DAYS:
Choose even numbers on Monday, vowel letters on Wednesday.
Beware of task-overload on Saturday - leave some space for sexy 'F' flirting.
LUCKY LINKS
: A true story about an animal. Balloons in silver and gold. The friend whose address is closest to yours.
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MARS MOMENTUM
: You're ready to reach out as Mars moves on, and make lifelong connections, from showbiz celebrities to local charity campaigners.
The key factor is really enriching each other's lives.
Any feelings of isolation can be banished and you feel part of something bigger, bolder - and going places.
Out-of-date thinking, old expectations of what you can and can't do - all these barriers can be smashed through by your new Mars support network.
Instead of hanging back, you plunge right in - to karaoke sessions, comedy nights and quirky dating situations.
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