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quick to act. They prefer to speak rather than listen, and they love having an audience. Aries also enjoys a good argument, and this can be perceived by less forceful signs as combativeness. Aries are ambitious, with lots of drive and a strong desire to lead; therefore


Aries are generally not happy following someone else.


Aries is ruled by Mars in astrology and is a sign of impulsive action. There is little sub- tlety in the straightforward ram. Quick of mind, and just as quick to anger, Aries are


The Constellation Aries


direct and can be impatient. Aries natives have a strong self-image and evaluate most situations quickly. Aries energy likes the ex- citement of beginnings and startup ventures but would rather forego the tedium of the long haul.


Jupiter in Aries


Jupiter entered the astrological sign of Aries in June for a period of three months, giving us a preview of this transit, and then moved back into Pisces by retrograde motion. Jupiter reenters Aries in mid-January 2011 and will remain direct in motion until en- tering Taurus in June 2011. This relatively short and speedy passage through Aries is in character with the combination of planet and sign.


Jupiter in Aries is an exciting, inspiring and enthusiastic blend of energies. The nat- ural expansiveness of Jupiter is happy to ex- perience the adventurous nature of Aries, re- sulting in dynamic and vigorous expression. Jupiter expands whatever area he visits, so while he moves through Aries we might see a growth of pioneering ideas. Jupiter wants more and bigger of everything, embodying the principles of inspiration, abundance, opti- mism and philosophy, so Jupiter has plenty of room to move in Aries. This compatible combination can generate abundant ideas on a big scale, and there is energy and


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