March 2nd: Venus and the Andromeda Galaxy get together to emphasize social life, romance and art; Mars, Saturn and the Butterfly Nebula compensate weakness through an organized effort.

March 2nd: Venus is transiting conjunct the Andromeda Galaxy and contra parallel to Neptune. The planet of relationships makes her annual visit to the cosmopolitan Andromeda Galaxy, showing an ideal time to socialize. Both Venus and the Andromeda Galaxy have a great power of attraction, which is excellent for romance, seduction, and for organizing social, artistic and cultural events. The contra parallel to Neptune can work in several ways: you can use this power of attraction for altruistic reasons, to give beauty and harmony to depressing, chaotic or conflicting environments, but it can also lead to escapism and evasion. Avoid excesses to get the most out of this substantial and cheerful trend. On the other hand, Mars is transiting at 45° from Saturn, in contra parallel to the Butterfly Nebula. This trend represents a large amount of energy directed purposefully towards correcting problematic situations. The Butterfly Nebula is actually a dying star or planetary nebula, representing decay processes that can be corrected by the martian initiative. Try to compensate for the weakness, indecision and neglect with assertive action. Laziness and lack of commitment, on the other hand, will bring frustration, so it is advisable to have a definite goal and reach it, no matter how difficult it is at first. Results will certainly be much better than expected.