Nick writes: The Full Moon brings the monthly lunar peak. It's also, of course, the traditional climactic moment for lunatics and werewolves. A British law from 1824, recognised the influence of the Moon on erratic behaviour, although astrologers recognise that the situation is not quite so simple. The latest research, though, indicates that women get most jumpy at Full Moon time. For men, the danger time is New Moon. More proof that boys and girls don't live on the same planet!

Adam writes: The Sun in Sagittarius hits the planet Pluto this week, bringing buried treasure up from below and the unexpected up to the light. Nothing about Pluto, ruler of obsession, is ever as it seems. Its discovery was the culmination of a sustained search by astronomers, who deduced there must be a planet in deep space because of the strange effect something was having on Neptune's orbit. So, look to the news this week for stories of power struggles revelations and strange tales from the dark side.

Eric writes: 'Globalism' has a rather negative connotation these days, but it is true that we do live in one world. This has been one of the lessons of Pluto in Sagittarius, which has done much to spread a power base around the planet. That power base has very little to do with human welfare. But Pluto in Sagittarius, which is lit up by a conjunction from the Sun all this week, is having the unplanned by-product of waking people up to the fact that we're all living together on one tiny little planet. Look for one clear reminder in the news, it's likely to be there

Yasmin writes: Venus and Jupiter are holding hands today, an excellent sign meaning we can expect a few extra warm and fuzzy feelings. The Moon in gentle Cancer adds to the mix. So, if you want to get downright sentimental with someone, you have astro-permission. Meanwhile, today is linked strongly to the end of last August. Love or money matters from then now come back for review

Patty writes: Some people forget how to celebrate life, while others choose to look only at twinkling lights. When their eyes adjust to the background and reality sets in, it all looks darker than it actually is. How you view life is a choice, the trick is to try to see different perspectives at the same time. Today's celestial conditions help you keep your feet on the ground while reaching for the stars. Sound a bit of a stretch? Definitely and it feels good!