When the Sun, Venus, Mercury and Mars all left your relationship sector in March, this should have ended all planetary activity on the relationship front until later in the year. Instead, the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment who had returned at the end of December stayed on and as you move into March, she is still here. However, Juno will finally leave on 29th March, almost three months to the day since she returned. Juno will be back to spend another two months here in August, but for now, she is making this month all about having something to commit to moving forward. Helping to get the month and Juno’s final weeks off to a good start will be the Moon’s return to your communication sector from 3rd March to 5th March. While something that since Juno’s return at the end of December, has every four weeks seen them move into a friendly aspect, making it easier to give your emotional responses and relationships a voice, this time with the full force of not just a Full Moon, but of a total lunar eclipse. This will come with the power to push through communication roadblocks and barriers, whether real or imagined. It is a few days later that the Moon will not only return to your romantic sector from 7th March to 9th March, but will return a day after Venus, the planet of love leaves an adventurous part of your chart on 6th March. While Venus will have left by then, with the Sun still there and Mars returning on 3rd March, as the Moon moves through a mix of romance, passion and adventure is going to keep her mission to bring the spirit of romance and adventure together alive. Meanwhile, it is from 12th March to 14th March that the Moon’s return to your relationship sector will be a chance to check in and become more emotionally engaged and aware. As the Moon’s last visit before Juno leaves on 29th March, this couldn’t be more important.