Daily Tomorrow Horoscope for Aries

On this day in History: 2 April

1792 US authorizes $10 Eagle, $5 half-Eagle & 2.50 quarter-Eagle gold coins & silver dollar, « dollar, quarter, dime & half-dime

1827 Joseph Dixon begins manufacturing lead pencils

1986 NCAA adopts 3-point basketball rule (19 feet 9 inch distance)

1995 Sunday NY Times raises price from $2.00 to $2.50

1974 Tony Greig takes 8-86 v WI Port-of-Spain (later 5-70 in 2nd inn)

Famous Historical Birthdays: 2 April

1966 Andrei Kovalev, NHL forward (Belarus, Olympics-98)

1905 Kurt Adler, therapist/writer

1971 Todd Woodbridge, Sydney Australia, tennis star ('95 doubles Wimbledon)

1965 Rodney King, Sacramento Calif, black motorist beaten by LA cops

1618 Francesco M Grimaldi, mathematician/physicist (light defraction)

Famous Historical Deaths: 2 April

1992 Paula Kelly, singer/actress (Sweet Charity), dies at 72

1993 Eugenie Leontovitch, actress (4 Sons, Homicidal), dies at 93

1944 Mikulas Moyzes, composer, dies at 71

1640 Matthias C Sarbiewski, [Sarbievius], Polish jesuit/poet, dies at 45

1966 Cecil Scott Forester, English author (Horatio Hornblower), dies at 66

Aries, being a Fire sign, is particularly susceptible to the influence from such solar system planets as Mars, Mercury and Saturn. Don't be alarmed: this influence quite often proves to be rather favorable. The key is to recognize an opportunity and not miss out on a lucky chance. This is exactly the reason why we are posting tomorrow's horoscope for Aries on our site. This brief astrological forecast can solve your every problem in no time. It goes without saying, you will have to chip in. In other words, it will be you who will have to act and think; stars will only point out the moments when you'll have to make a greater effort.

In essence, tomorrow's horoscope for Aries is a peek into the future through a keyhole. Just don't take it too literally. Astrology doesn't foretell events; it only informs you of possible scenarios of things. It is up to you whether you would want to accept these scenarios or not. Ultimately, it is us - not the stars - who build our lives; although the celestial sparkly things have the most direct impact on many things on earth. This is why it is a good idea to sometimes turn to astrology and have at least a brief look at what lies ahead.

Many of you may have a wrong idea of how the astrological predication works since this is not at all a prediction, but solely a piece of advice. Strictly speaking, this advice is not something that was derived from magic manipulations and dealings with otherworldly beings. Stars and planets existed in our galaxy long before we showed up. They were creating this world, shaping it up with rivers of times and space energies. We, being a part of this world, are also susceptible to the impact of the stars. It is a rock solid fact and whether we like it or not, there is nothing we can do about it. We can only accept it. And if one can learn about certain events - the potential scenarios of these events, to be precise - from the planets' positions in the sky, why not do it? Fortunately, the times of Inquisition are long gone and we can freely make use of the heritage our wise ancestors left for us. Along with the invaluable ancient artifacts we come to discover an astrological art.