Your agenda may clash with someone else's today, yet you do not feel like compromise is in your vocabulary. Instead of searching for ways to establish common ground, you are fixating on the differences as the Moon-Mars alignment prompts you to take control. Although your intentions are clear, open conflict won't necessarily bring the results you seek now. Resist your natural urge to resolve a disagreement with a show of power. Knowing when to walk away reveals your true intelligence.
You wish that everyone would just speak the truth without beating around the bush, but complex interpersonal politics make real communication unlikely now. You're particularly sensitive to the feelings of those around you today. In fact, you can derive just as much meaning from what they don't say as from what they tell you. But you're not interested in extracting the hidden message one question at a time. Ironically, taking a few steps back gives the other person enough room to come out of their shell without feeling threatened. Confucius wrote, "When anger rises, think of the consequences."
You are so focused on finishing whatever you start today that you are likely to miss something important when it enters your field of awareness. Although you're often distracted by shiny objects and sparkly ideas, your power of concentration is so intense now that it will take a significant event to pull you off course. Fuel your ambition by reevaluating your priorities and goals to avoid ending up at the wrong destination. Historian John Maynard Keynes wrote, "When the facts change, I change my mind."
Although you already have a busy work schedule today, you can't ignore your muse when she stops by for a visit. You might not like the timing of your creative urges, but something tells you that you must respond immediately when the waves of inspiration wash over you. Nevertheless, you can't walk away from your regular responsibilities since they won't take care of themselves on their own. Cicero wrote, "Whether it's public or private life, nothing is devoid of moral obligations."
There are many conflicting emotions rattling around in your head today and the more you focus on them, the more irritated you become. You might feel as if you're nearing your boiling point, yet you don't want to lose your temper. Unfortunately, turning the energy inward in an attempt to avoid creating a scene only amplifies your frustration. It's been said that holding onto your anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die. Express your concerns without asking for anything in return. Allow others the time to respond authentically.
You don't want to miss a chance to clearly state your position on a personal matter. However, you can't seem to find the right words to make your point. It's almost as if the cosmos is conspiring against you now. But you're unwilling to give up so quickly while the passionate Scorpio Moon teams up with warrior Mars in your 3rd House of Communication. In fact, woe to anyone who dares to impede your progress today. Dr. Albert Schweitzer wrote, "One who gains strength by overcoming obstacles possesses the only strength which can overcome adversity."
You are part of a group that must make a practical decision today. Although people may stereotype you as an indecisive Libra, it's essential to share your opinion now. You know exactly what you want to say and you hope everyone hears your message. Unfortunately, you might be so confident with your conclusions that you trample over someone else's considerations. Softening your approach allows your words to come through loudly and clearly. Simply put, you can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.
When you speak today, everyone else listens because of the authority your voice carries. The potent Scorpio Moon joins forceful Mars in your 1st House of Self, encouraging you take an issue under your wing and let the world know the truth. But rather than playing to their emotions, it's crucial to stick with the facts now. Quietly engaging a few people in a meaningful dialogue has greater influence than shouting your message from the mountain top. E.E. Cummings wrote, "I'd rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance."
Attempts to put your best foot forward are admirable, but your actions might not create the impact you seek. Naturally, you want others to see you shine, but it may be more useful for them to encounter the true you rather than the polished version of you. Suppressing your emotions for the sake of expediency is not a sensible strategy in the long-run. Expressing your anger or fear can improve the possibility for real intimacy, but you must be willing to be honest for the process to work.
Participating in a group project isn't always easy. You have a very specific strategy in mind to reach your idealistic goals. Your dilemma stems from the fact that setting your standards so high can alienate friends and associates whose dreams are not as ambitious. This level of excellence is difficult to maintain if they don't share your work ethic. Nevertheless, you might choose to fly solo since you don't want to water your plans down just to include others. T Walt Disney said, "If you can dream it, you can do it."
You can see things that aren't really there, yet these invisible apparitions influence your actions. You may be so close to the success you are striving for now that you believe it's possible to reach out and grab it. However, each time you try, you come back empty-handed. Nevertheless, you're motivated by the thought of professional recognition and won't stop until you achieve your goal. B.J. Gupta wrote, "Hard work doesn't guarantee success, but improves its chances."
You have put a lot of research into your personal ideology and won't easily change your position today, even in the light of new data. Although your assumptions are well-informed, there are many ways to interpret the same set of facts. Be wise and consider all the possible factors before writing off the opinions of everyone else. Aristotle wrote, "It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it."
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