AN OPEN LETTER TO VIRGO

Dear Virgo, here is your astrological forecast for April 2019. Mercury - Virgo's ruling planet - is in the 8th house of sex, secrets, spying and state skulduggery! All very high octane stuff. But it could all be every apt for one or two Virgo with connections to the intelligence community. These individuals may be tasked to investigate some dirty deeds focusing upon a political cover up of some illegal scientific research projects and a huge financial slush fund made available to buy the compliance of some prestigious political figures on both sides of the English Channel. Lovers of Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Spy will be totally engrossed for years to come if these secret schemes are ever exposed in the media.

For the ordinary Virgo man and woman in the street - the honest hard working tax payers who keep the whole show afloat - communications, phone calls and letter writing are tasks with which they'll have to cope. Some may be seeing a solicitor concerning joint finances, business expenses or a will. While others get involved in lengthy debates with the tax man.

Mercury conj. Venus in Aries may denote increasingly frequent encounters of friends with benefits, passionate love affairs that quickly dissolve into bitter disputes and the "real thing" for a fortunate few. Yes, you can find true and lasting love but the trick is to take your time. True love dose not have a sell by date, so take your time and really get to know your potential "other half" before you start burning bridges.

Mercury quintile Saturn may indicate that you perceive education as a viable tool to enhance your career prospects. Indeed, this month is an excellent time to undertake study related to mathematics, engineering or science. Lone wolf writers are able to muster up the self discipline required to write their magnum opus, articles or reports. Also, promotion is on the horizon for particularly well loved teacher.

Many Virgo will become increasingly single minded about eating a healthy diet and getting more exercise. If you lead a dogless existence why not volunteer to walk an ageing relatives dog for them? You'll be doing somebody a good turn, burning off those excess calories and making a pooch happy. Everyone's a winner and you'll be pounds lighter without the expense of joining a gym.

Finally, contact with old friends or members of an defunct group are re-established. Which is good news for you in particular as you might benefit from the advice of older more mature or experienced individuals at this time. Important communications with brothers and sisters brings welcome news.

Yours sincerely,

Guy Doleman