You might try to keep your mind on work today, but it quickly drifts off to more enjoyable activities. Unfortunately, it's all too tempting to waste precious time pursuing imaginary pleasures in your daydreams. But it's also unproductive to initiate chasing unrealistic goals in the real world. Although you are the source of your frustration now, you can also be the solution. All you need to know is found within. Do what is right, not what is easy.
You nostalgically remember a less stressful time in your past as you try to recreate the peace you seem to have lost. It's tempting to leave your worldly responsibilities for another day while you sneak home and hide away. But your obligations never take care of themselves without your attention. You can't believe that burying its head in the sand ever worked for an ostrich -- and it certainly won't work for you now. Let all your yesterdays fade; happiness can only be found in the present moment.
You're no stranger to sustaining a conversation, but can often get lost in casual chit-chat. Although the pursuit of trivia may be a lovely distraction, it will leave you quite unsatisfied today. You long for the give and take of dialogue, yet want to address emotional issues of substance. Uncharacteristically, you don't care whether or not you find the answers to your questions as long as you learn something new in your current exploration about yourself and the ones you love. Author Gianna Perada Carini wrote, "Some things scratch the surface while others strike at your soul."
It's tempting to recognize all your material possessions as the basis of your happiness. But giving external things the power to determine your emotional health is a path to be avoided. Naturally, having food and shelter, along with a few creature comforts is a great starting point. Thankfully, your attitude is under your control, and nothing can change your internal state of affairs. Greek philosopher Epicurus wrote, "He who is not satisfied with a little, is satisfied with nothing."
Your ability to turn on the charm at will today encourages everyone to listen to your message. But others notice how fickle you are as you change your story as quickly as a breeze shifts direction. Thankfully, you can be quite convincing as long as you know when to stop preaching. Watching the subtle reactions on people's faces enables you to quit talking while you're still ahead. Nevertheless, all the strategizing in the world doesn't measure up to the truth. Aristotle wrote, "Character may almost be called the most effective means of persuasion."
Trusting someone is difficult today, especially if you already feel misunderstood. You might hide your authentic self because you don't want to be put in a position of having to defend your heart. But suppressing your emotions to feel safe is counterproductive, since your lack of sharing creates the very gulf between you and others that you're trying to avoid. Fyodor Dostoyevsky wrote, "Much unhappiness has come into the world because of bewilderment and things left unsaid."
It's crucial to be consistent in your dealings with your friend today. But your moods may be overly reactive to the changing aspects of the Moon, prompting you to be emotionally inconsistent with those closest to you. But don't be too rigid in your expectations or your wonderful intentions will backfire. You'll be most successful in your endeavors if you can balance your opinions with what you learn from your social interactions. Emperor Julius Caesar said, "Experience is the teacher of all things."
You quickly grasp the meaning behind unspoken words, giving you a distinct edge when working with others. You can utilize your intuitive hunches if you have the courage to act on them. However, you might also jump to a wrong conclusion if your feelings have been hurt or marginalized. A quick round of inner exploration may be useful as a remedial course now so you don't end up taking an official stand against an imaginary enemy. Stop overthinking or you'll just create problems that aren't there. So many assume. So few know.
You're cruising the backroads of your imagination, looking for ways to escape boredom and free your mind. The good news is you can dream up one contingency plan after another. The bad news is you may have so many ideas that you can't remember any of them. It's better to narrow your band of concentration by choosing one good scenario and manifesting it. Your current key to success is to limit your options. Stephen Covey wrote, "The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing."
Your current activities might require you to micromanage money or resources you share with others. It may be as simple as keeping track of several people's schedules since time is a limited asset. But you are only one person involved in an investment or a project, and the coordination between the participants demands your attention. Don't fall into the trap of worrying about your position more than anyone else's. When there are multiple parties working together, you succeed or fail as a group.
It may seem as if you are cool, calm and collected today while others are behaving in an overly emotional manner. However, it might be that you're attracted to people who are in close contact with their feelings to compensate for your current detachment. The symbiotic relationship between these two approaches can be quite powerful. Your conceptual or mechanical mastery brings a much-needed intelligence to a relationship while someone else's passion helps to set your imagination on fire. Osho taught, "Get out of your head and get into your heart. Think less, feel more."
You can imagine your way to sickness or to health today. The mind-body healing connection is particularly strong now, and your attitude makes all the difference in the world. If you're tired or depressed, you may leave yourself open to unpleasant physical symptoms. But hiking in the woods, meditating on your blessings or listening to music improves your mental position and therefore strengthens your immune system. A proverb claims, "The body heals with play, the mind heals with laughter and the spirit heals with joy."
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