This morning we wake under a veil of
potential heaviness as the Moon in Virgo meets Saturn Rx by square at
4:01 AM. The burden of responsibility has found us. So has the harsh
truth and reality of whatever situation we find ourselves in.
Thankfully, though, a nice earthy trine between the Sun in Taurus and
Moon in Virgo comes along and helps us to get down to the nitty
gritty of whatever it is we need to get done. The energy coming from
Taurus right now is of HUGE support to our Virgo Moon. Taurus plods
and Virgo can chunk out the work in front of us in bite sized steps.
Together, the two industriously meet the challenges ahead. That
energy does help ease the tension between the Moon and Saturn a
little. However, it may feel like joyless toiling at the starting
line. Yet we can surely find our groove by midday.
By early evening, the Moon waxes into
opposition with Neptune in Pisces. Water rushes across our Earthy
energy. Practical and methodical gives way to potential confusion,
delusion and emotional washout. It could be a simple as being
completely worn out after a solid days efforts. This could prompt us
to turn in early or unwind with an early dinner cocktail. We've
plowed all day. But, many a plow is resting in the field by early
evening hours.
Moon opposite Neptune could also cause
quite the influx of emotionality. In that, triage the situation and
realize you are probably physically tired at this point. Fatigue can
make emotional situations seem even more dire. Take a few moments to
yourself to regroup and relax. Soothe tired overworked muscles by
soaking in a tub filled with warm water and Epsom salts. This is also
a good evening for indulging in a pedicure or foot massage. Our cow
hooves could be looking a little crusty at this point. Paying
attention to parts of our bodies that are often neglected or
forgotten is a beneficial activity.
In this morning, we are tasked with
taking care of business and getting down to the nitty gritty. But, by
early evening, the call is to direct that care toward ourselves in a
more gentle manner. We'll be ready to strap the plow back on
tomorrow. Tonight, though, is earmarked for meticulous self-care,
rest and recuperation.
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