Pisces Sun, Sagittarius Moon

You’re happiest when you’ve got a large, slightly unreasonable mission and a sense that the universe is, broadly speaking, on your side.

Faith, large and small

Both of these signs have traditionally been linked to Jupiter, the planet of expansion, and you may feel that. A Sagittarius Moon intensifies the imagination of your Pisces Sun and adds optimism and a thirst for meaning. You’re an adventurous philosopher with a spiritual tilt to almost everything, and you’ve got tremendous confidence in what you’re doing, however large or small it is.

You also think in an unusual way. You’re capable of abstract thought, and your intuition does a lot of the work. An answer may come when you’ve stopped looking for it, on a walk or half asleep. That’s a real way of knowing, and it’s a hard one to explain in a meeting.

Falling for what could be

You’re warm, funny and free with your affection. You’ll see the most hopeful version of a person and speak directly to it, and that can be enormously encouraging for someone who needs a believer. You want a partner who’ll dream with you and maybe go along for a few of the actual trips.

You can spread yourself very thin, though, across people, projects and promises. You mean all of it at the time. A partner might come to feel that they’re competing with the whole world, and that you’re always somewhat somewhere else. And since you’re always ready to believe, you may keep backing someone long after they’ve shown you who they are.

Fewer promises

Before you commit to the next thing, name one that you’re putting down. Ask to hear about somebody’s actual week as well as their potential. Keep a good friend around who’s fond of facts. Your hope lifts people, and it works better when it’s pointed at something that’s really there.

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