Aries 2023 Horoscope

2023 is not only the year that you have been waiting for but have spent much of 2022 preparing for. With that preparation banked you are ready to face the future and moving into 2023 really is moving into a new era while also making this a year for major new beginnings, growth, expansion and for sowing seeds for the future, with most of it happening in the first five months of the year. It was last May that Jupiter returned to Aries for what should have been the start of a new 12 year Jupiter cycle of expansion and while that was the case, this was put on hold just a few months later when the planet of luck and expansion not only turned retrograde but retrograded all the way back out again. However, that time wasn’t wasted, with a chance to plant seeds and lay down tracks for the future but also to review what you want that future to look like.

As you move into 2023 Jupiter has only been back for 11 days and rather than pick up from where he left off, this is a chance for a complete restart and until leaving on 17th May. This is all about not only embracing the future head on but the future of your choosing, that you get to design. Jupiter’s final months in Aries will overlap your birthday month and the start of your birthday month and new solar year, giving this the most empowered start in over a decade. From Venus’ return on 20th February to the Sun’s departure on 20th April, you will have support to embrace the major new beginnings that moving into a new 12 year Jupiter cycle of expansion is all about. However, Jupiter is always somewhere and on 17th May he will return to your income sector to begin what could be your biggest year for income growth and expansion in over a decade.

This coincides with the beginning of Pluto’s transition out of your career sector and the culmination of everything that the planet of change and revolution has been working towards since he returned in 2008. Pluto will leave on 24th March but will retrograde back in on 11th June, just a few weeks after Jupiter returns to your income sector. Saturn is also on the move, with his return to Pisces on 8th March beginning the three year wind down of your current three decade long Saturn cycle, which began back in 1996. This year also has some light and even romantic relief with Venus, the planet of love returning for what is normally a 24 day visit to a fun, playful, romantic and creatively charged part of your chart on 6th June, but not leaving until 9th October. Returning on 21st May, Mars will be there when Venus begins her longest visit in our lifetime, with the planets of love and passion getting this off to the perfect start.