Today we shift from fun loving and
adventurous Sagittarius/fire energy to goal oriented and grounded
Capricorn energy. The Moon enters Capricorn at 8:47 AM and spends
most of the day waxing into industrious trine with Mars in Taurus
(10:36 PM). Talk about plowing up Earth. Today gifts us with the
power to do that. And, it's a good time for it too! Planting season
comes in shortly after the New Moon in Aries. So, it's a good day to
get the ground ready for that. Doing so would be putting this energy
to literal use.
In terms of how we can overlay that
onto the rest of our life, work to dig up and roll the dirt over in
your psyche in preparation for the intention planting opportunity
that will come forth from this incoming New Moon. Clear out any left
over debris (aka: doubt, remorse, regret) and fortify the human soil
with self-reliance, clear leadership and a sense of responsibility.
Get to freaking work. You goofed off all day yesterday...LOL. But,
seriously, many will be work inclined today. Getting in a “groove”
to accomplish something is possible...and so is falling in a personal
rut. Be wary of the stubbornness potential brought by Mars in Taurus.
This energy is steadfast but it isn't able to switch direction very
easily. Folks aren't going to be very flexible today. Some will
refuse to budge at all. That's cool. Let them stew while you toil.
Later tonight, the ambition of the Moon
wanes a bit through a sextile with Neptune (00:38 AM). It's time to
lay the work down for the night. Tomorrow brings shifts and pressure
and we will all want to be well rested for that. Some may be tempted
to burn the midnight oil. But, I suggest you don't. Walking into
tomorrow tired and frazzled from lack of sleep is NOT a good idea. If
you are determined to pull an all nighter, save it for tomorrow
night. A sense of accomplishment at the end of the day does go a long
way in kindling a personal sense of satisfaction. So, do yourself a
favor and work to finish some stuff up without overdoing it. You'll
feel better and rest easier in the long run.
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