48 FRONTIER HOROSCOPES
SUNDAY MARCH 20 2016
Jonathan cainer www.cainer.com
Just as the date of Chinese New Year is determined by the moon, so is the date of Easter. In the case of the Chinese calendar, a new moon
triggers the change, whereas Christianity, it seems, is more of a full moon culture. This week’s full moon occurs just after the Equinox, on the
same day as a right angle between Jupiter and Saturn which happens only twice a decade or so. It is a time for challenging the established
order and replacing convention with innovation. Expect drama and a little tension then the eventual emergence of bright hope.
Aries Mar21-Apr20
Cancer Jun23-Jul23
Libra Sep24-Oct23
Capricorn Dec22-Jan20
“Your life is not your own.” Or so it seems.
Why? Who has taken your power? Surely,
they must be made to give it back
immediately. Oh, wait, what’s that? You don’t
want it returned? You are honestly happy
with the compromises you are having to put
up with? That’s remarkably reasonable for
someone born under a sign that is famed for
bestowing the trait of impatience and the
desire for independence. You must be
committed to something worth sticking at.
Indeed, this week, you are!
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Why are things the way they are? Is a current
situation just a reflection of the way things
have always been? Are you following a
familiar pattern out of habit? This week’s full
moon speaks of a need to question
convention and choose change. Old ideas
may have once been valid but new
circumstances are arising. Be bold. Instigate a
new regime before circumstances effectively
oblige you to accept a situation that is being
imposed on you. Jump before you are pushed
and you’ll land safely.
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The full moon in your sign explains the
burden that is weighing you down, the drama
that is bubbling up, the confusion that is
swirling around and the inspirational moment
of clarity that is about to lift you out of an
unsatisfactory situation. Full moons naturally
give rise to excitement. This is often too
easily misinterpreted as trouble that we
might wish to avoid. You may feel as if you are
riding on a roller-coaster now. Try to relax
whilst you hold on tight. You will yet have a
safe, happy outcome.
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Capricorns are famous for their ability to take
trouble in their stride. You are calm, capable,
intelligent and organised. No matter what
chaos may arise, you will come up with a plan
for coping with it. Yet once in a while, life
throws you a curved ball and it takes a
moment to remember where you have left
your bat and how best to hold it as you send
that missile flying elsewhere. This week’s
Jupiter/Saturn square symbolises the
moment when you finally see why an issue
need no longer pose a problem.
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Taurus Apr21-May21
Leo Jul24-Aug23
Scorpio Oct24-Nov22
Aquarius Jan21-Feb19
Some say we should be wary of believing in
our dreams lest we get disappointed when
they fail to come true. Others make the same
point for a different reason. If our dreams do
come true, we will have to live with
consequences which may cause us to wonder
why we didn’t aspire to something less
ambitious! Alignments from your ruler to
Jupiter and Saturn imply the latter
explanation is more likely to lie at the heart of
any trouble you face this week. But that will
be trouble you are happy to have?
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Have you had a good idea? Is it time to act on
that? Will you encounter resistance if you do?
If so, where will the objection come from? Is
someone else likely to disapprove? Or will it
be your own lack of self-confidence that
holds you back? Whilst it is always important
for us to believe in ourselves and have faith in
what we may be able to achieve, that’s
particularly vital this week. If you can draw a
deep breath and focus on what must be a
worthwhile goal, you will be surprised by
how close you get to success.
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There are rules and restrictions, precedents
and protocols, ways in which things can
happen and other ways that cannot be
contemplated. That’s just the way it goes
when you are dealing with an organisation,
an institution or a situation that is somehow
“bigger than you are”. But you know the
score, you’ve been here before. You can also
see how life, this week, puts you in the best
position from which to play the game and
win. Accept what you can’t change, then
change what you need to change!
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You are looking further ahead than usual. You
are thinking of the future. You are also, it
seems, trying to make sense of a situation
that once had you baffled. The full moon
suggests you are re-evaluating old principles
and priorities. Do you still believe what you
once believed? Are you opening your mind
now to a different perspective on a sensitive
situation? New ideas will inspire you even
more soon, and new opportunities will arise
to match these. Faith, once all but exhausted,
will reawaken.
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Gemini May22-Jun22
Virgo Aug24-Sep23
Sagittarius Nov23-Dec21 Pisces Feb20-Mar20
You have an impressive work ethic. If an idea
appeals to you, you commit to it. If it looks as
if much time and energy will be required, you
summon your strength and focus your
attention. Does this always get you as far as it
should? Well, nobody can ever expect a 100
per cent success rate, no matter how hard
they work or how lucky they are. This week,
you’ve got your sights set on a goal. Even if
you don’t attain it, you will make valuable
progress in some other respect, which will
make it all worthwhile.
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When is a problem not a problem? When you
can see a solution! Whilst it is more
comfortable not to have the problem in the
first place, a situation that is entirely free of
challenge and change is hardly ideal. What
did we come here to this planet for, if not to
be tested? Well, yes, okay. An attitude like
that is easier to have if there is an encouraging
outlook. But Mercury’s alignments this week,
along with a full moon, all point to a reason to
develop greater confidence as you overcome
various obstacles.
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life? Pick up the phone: 1900 957 223.
This week brings a rare alignment, a potent
portent. Jupiter, ruler of your sign, forms an
exact right angle to Saturn. It is often when
planets are forming a right angle, that people
start seeing things from the wrong angle. You
might now feel frustrated about an
apparently impossible situation. You can’t
get beyond a barrier or a boundary. But even
if so, what you need can make its way past
that obstacle and position itself in the perfect
place. Ignore frustration and have faith in a
better future – it will come!
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The world may or may not owe you a living
but it certainly doesn’t owe you a hard time.
You don’t deserve that and, if you secretly
suspect you do, that just means that what the
world owes you is assurance, comfort and
friendship! This looks like the kind of week
during which it may be possible for you to
receive a fair amount of what the world owes
you. It is as if the cosmos has been aware, for
some time, that you have been struggling
against daunting odds and now intends to set
that straight.
I’ve got news you need to hear about this
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32 Legion, 33 Free, 35 Ride, 36 Rustic,
37 Sceptic, 40 Lent, 41 Oak, 43 Radial,
45 Asunder, 47 Beget, 49 Agriculture,
50 Engrave, 51 Tonne, 52 Spears, 53 Arrest.
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5 Lugs, 6 Chose, 7 Tangential, 8 Besets, 9 Wharf,
10 Deformation, 11 Pyjamas, 14 Runner,
20 Arabic, 22 Antacid, 25 Untwist,
27 Cheeseburger, 28 Clairvoyant, 29 Source,
30 Fleur-de-lis, 33 Filler, 34 Estates, 38 Current,
39 Creche, 42 Koran, 44 Abuse, 46 Drake,
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How many stars appear on the
flag of Samoa?
What is prestidigitation?
Which famous ornithologist
produced the volume The Birds
of America?
What is the second-highest peak
in mainland Australia?
In which Australian city was
Heath Ledger born?
What is the largest country on
the African continent by area?
Who was the first Tsar of
Russia?
Which Breaking Bad actor
starred in the 2014 film Need
for Speed?
What emblem is displayed on
the national flag of Barbados?
How many Academy Awards
has Cate Blanchett won?
How many compartments
does a cow’s stomach have?
Who directed 12 Years a Slave?
In which country can the
Angkor Wat temple complex
be found?
Cavendish and lady finger are
varieties of what fruit?
Who invented the phonograph?
The equinox happens in which
two months of the year?
The grizzly bear is native to
which continent?
Liz Ellis is best known for
playing what sport?
The Tenth Commandment
given to Moses was “Thou
shalt not...”?
How many bones are there in a
human hand: 20, 24 or 27?
Who released the album
Hounds of Love in 1985?
Dmitry Medvedev is the prime
minister of what country?
What date does Michaelmas
traditionally fall on?
Who directed Return Of The
Jedi?
Lake Eyre is how far below sea
level: 15m, 20m or 50m?
What type of monkey was
Albert, the first monkey in
space?
27 Magyars are an ethnic group
primarily associated with
which country?
28 Who penned the stories of
Raffles the gentleman thief?
29 What is the collection of
criminal memorabilia at
Scotland Yard known as?
30 In the UK, what is the threedigit telephone number for the
emergency services?
Answers, this page
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Audubon; 4. Mt Townsend; 5. Perth; 6. Algeria;
7. Ivan the Terrible; 8. Aaron Paul; 9. Trident;
10. Two; 11. Four; 12. Steve McQueen;
13. Cambodia; 14. Banana; 15. Thomas Edison;
16. March and September; 17. North America;
18. Netball; 19. Covet; 20. 27; 21. Kate Bush;
22.Russia; 23. September 29; 24. Richard
Marquand; 25. 15m; 26. Rhesus monkey;
27. Hungary; 28. E.W. Hornung; 29. The Black
Museum; 30. 999
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