Sagittarius Weekly Horoscope

There is a great feeling hanging in the air this week. It will also be easier for you to express it. In fact, there's the possibility of overstepping the mark and saying too much, and then regretting the cold light of day. Simply take it slow and don't try to catch a year's worth of passion in one night. You're not a sentimental person most of the time, but you do have some raw emotions that you need to deal with early in the week. Admitting your feelings out loud empowers them, and the results may surprise you. You really enjoy exploring the darker side of life over the weekend, and finding a partner in crime is the best outcome. Sometimes it's easier to make the first move when the lights are off.

Aspects in your House of personal appearance and self-expression show that while you may be focusing on finding a new job or a new position with your current employer, money may be directed toward updating your appearance so you are perceived differently. Getting the right clothes, hairstyle and demeanor can make all the difference in the world. Your ability to interact with others, bring people together and share ideas will make you stand out now. Entrepreneurs may be feeling lucky or restless, which can lead to decisions long before you are ready. Seek expert advice to improve your performance and inform your choices. An office flirtation could get out of hand. Stay focused on finishing anything you've started. Avoid spending too much time chatting or texting about non-business related matters.

You are vulnerable to heat and should take special care to avoid contamination. Be aware of everything you touch and wash your hands frequently. Bacteria are spread mainly by hands, and you should be careful when putting your washed hands near your mouth. Also, pay attention to who is sick at work and don't use a phone that someone who has a cold just used. Knowledge of transmission is a great defense against infection. Another aspect is about your ancestry and checking for any inherited weaknesses from your family. If there is a health problem that seems to recur among family members, you may want to identify this and see if you are prone to the same problem. You may also want to get advice about anything you can do to help keep the problem at bay or avoid it altogether.