Uranus in Taurus connects with this New Moon bringing both progress and instability. You may feel a bit wonky now as you stretch yourself into unfamiliar territory, moving out of comfort zones, but at the same time, appealing to your adventurous side leaving you feeling liberated and loose.  

The Sabian Symbol for this New Moon is, “an old owl up in a tree”, hinting at wisdom and the perspective from a bird’s eye view. Pallas is also closely connected to the New Moon reminding you of the bigger picture and nudging you to stand up for what you feel is right. 

Jupiter, the ruler of this Sagittarius New Moon, is still in the last degrees of its own sign, hovering close to the Galactic Center; the Sun of our Solar system and a place where it is said that Divine Energies, knowledge and guidance come through. Tune in. 

Just days after the New Moon, on December 3rd, Jupiter will exit expansive Sagittarius where he’s spent the past year and moves along into restrictive Capricorn, bringing a major energy shift for the year ahead. Jupiter hasn’t seen this slice of the heavens since December 2007-January 2009. This won’t be a subtle influence and may feel as if your leash has been yanked. Jupiter in its own sign was a phase for unearthing and discovery that felt expansive and optimistic as you went out on a limb to push your luck and see how far you could get. Now it’s time to curb your enthusiasm and do some full-sized adulting. Perhaps there are career advancement opportunities, or a way to put yourself in a better position; maybe you expand a business or receive a promotion, which of course brings more responsibility, limiting your freedom. Your schedule will be tighter as your calendar fills up, adding to your commitments. You may be held to a higher standard or you’re regarded accountable far and wide, perhaps even legally so. You have loads of ambition and aim high, but you’ll have to be patient; success can be yours although it will develop over time. And in the meantime, you’ll have to demonstrate your experience, expertise and professionalism. In some instances, you may have to take a few steps back in order to move forward or to scrap and cut some things in order to grow.