This morning we wake up to the pressure
of the First Quarter Moon veiled by a trine from the Moon in Cancer
to Neptune in Pisces. We wake up slowly but with an inward sense of
challenge being brought forth from this day. If you have that inkling
this morning, heed it. There is incoming pressure so we may need to
tread a bit carefully.
Eh, c'est la vie, you know. Take care of business, begrudgingly, if you have to. Pat yourself on the back for anything you have completed early in preparation and leave room to indulge in the fruits of your labor under the realization that Rome was not built in a single day. Chances are if stuff crossed your desk late in the day it was only because someone else was pushing it off theirs so they could jump into their weekend too. If it lays there until Monday no one is going to die. Promise. Self-denial is only going to make you bitter. So quit fighting yourself and indulge a bit.
Here's the thing. It's Friday. And, at
about 3:30 PM the Moon dances with Venus in Taurus enticing us to
completely indulge in the fact the promise of the weekend is
lingering nearby. We may not be very work inclined. Plus, Venus in
Taurus is also waxing into trine with Jupiter in Leo. That aspect
perfects at 10:11 PM saying our demands for self-indulgence and
relaxation may win out in the end. But, between the Moon's sextile
with Venus and Venus' perfection in square to Jupiter, the Moon goes
head to head with Pluto (9:15 PM) and squares off with Uranus (10:10
PM). Heed the call to indulge but don't get greedy and stupid
(impulsive) with it.
We get a taste of the weekend like an
enticement through the Moon's sextile with Venus only to immediately
run into pressure to perform from Uranus and Pluto. Whether this
pressure is exerted from an external force (our boss or that overly
ambitious tech guy who is bound and determined to run computer
upgrades before the weekend gets here) or is internally fostered,
it's uncomfortable and goes against the grain of what it is we feel
like we truly need to do and what we want to do...which is call a
halt to this work week and indulge in the finer more pleasurable
parts of life.
Eh, c'est la vie, you know. Take care of business, begrudgingly, if you have to. Pat yourself on the back for anything you have completed early in preparation and leave room to indulge in the fruits of your labor under the realization that Rome was not built in a single day. Chances are if stuff crossed your desk late in the day it was only because someone else was pushing it off theirs so they could jump into their weekend too. If it lays there until Monday no one is going to die. Promise. Self-denial is only going to make you bitter. So quit fighting yourself and indulge a bit.
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