March 2022 Taurus Horoscope

Taurus definitely has it best with as many Jupiterian blessings as you can get. The month starts right away with a rather auspicious New Moon in Taurus' 11th house. This is the house where Jupiter feels the most at home, as this is where we find the themes of hopes, dreams, friendship and alliances. This could signify that this month is all about being social and making good memories with your friends and others you consider essential in your life. This is even enhanced further with the Jupiter and Sun conjunction happening in that same house. Though one thing must be said, Jupiter is not the only planet the Sun will be conjoining with as it transits through that 11th house. Later on the 12th, our daytime Luminary will also join forces with Neptune, which is quite an interesting combo. This transit can make it easy for us to get lost in the joy and excitement of social life while neglecting more solid and tangible aspects of our day-to-day life that, while they may not be as fun, are still extremely necessary. With that said, be careful not to let loose a bit too much.

Just a day after the conjunction, we also have Mars and Venus changing signs and entering your 10th house of career, where they join Saturn, who's been slowly but surely transiting through that house for the past few years. Saturn, without a doubt, slows things down, and for that reason, you might've found that taking your career to the next level has been much more complicated than before. With that said, Mars entering this sign might bring some heat to speed things up a little. Though this is still Mars, we're talking about, and he's notoriously hot-headed. As much as Venus being there can help mitigate some of the workplace drama and upheaval that can come out of this transit, it would be wise to try and stay calm even when things seem like they're going crazy. This tension can actually be reasonably necessary for things to develop further in your workplace, so let it happen and know things are working towards something more significant, even if it may not seem like it.