Taurus
APR 20 - MAY 20
This week, step outside of your comfort zone.?
This week kicks off on Sunday, February 9 with Mercury “cazimi,” in your 10th house of career. Tackle a career matter that takes mental agility, and connect with someone in your professional network.?
Monday, February 10, Mercury squares off against Uranus in Taurus in your sign. If someone flies off the handle with you, keep your cool, especially with the moon’s opposition to explosive Pluto.
The Leo full moon on Wednesday, February 12 may cause you to feel overstretched in both your career and home life. If you need to get something off your chest, wait until you cool off.?
Valentine’s Day, Friday, February 14, has a practical tone this year with the moon in Virgo, opposing Saturn. Opt for a double date, or activity with other people present.
The week ends on Saturday, February 15 with the moon’s move into your 6th house of routine, aspecting your ruler, Venus, and Pluto in Aquarius. Handle personal business and cross off your to-do list.?
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