Sagittarius Horoscope Today — November 28, 2024

FireNov 22 — Dec 21Ruling Planet: Jupiter

You’re the sign of the archer, always aiming for the next horizon, but today your arrow feels heavy and your aim is off. Mercury is retrograde in your sign, squaring Saturn in Pisces, and it’s like trying to run through waist-deep water. Your thoughts are looping, your plans are stalling, and you might feel like you’re repeating yourself to anyone who will listen. This isn’t a sign of failure; it’s a cosmic invitation to slow down and review. The universe is asking you to look back before you leap forward. What have you been avoiding? What needs to be said or done before you can move on?

The Sun is also in your sign, trining the North Node in Aries, which is a powerful alignment for your personal evolution. You’re being called to step into a more authentic version of yourself, even if it means disappointing some people. The North Node in Aries is about self-leadership—not selfishness, but the kind of healthy self-focus that allows you to show up fully for others. You’ve been giving too much of your energy to people who don’t reciprocate. It’s time to redirect that energy back to yourself.

Mars in Leo is squaring the Moon in Scorpio, activating your house of career and public life. You may feel a conflict between your professional ambitions and your personal life. A boss or colleague might push your buttons, or you might feel torn between work and family. Don’t make any permanent decisions today. Mars square Moon can make you reactive, and you’re better than that. Take a pause, breathe, and wait until tomorrow to respond.

Venus in Capricorn is trining Uranus in Taurus, activating your sign—yes, this is a direct hit for you. This aspect brings unexpected pleasure, a surprise compliment, or a creative breakthrough. You might feel a sudden surge of confidence or receive validation from an unlikely source. Let it in. You’ve been working hard, and you deserve to enjoy the fruits of your labor. The quincunx between Venus and Jupiter adds a note of caution around overindulgence—celebrate, but don’t overdo it.