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Caroline NihillbyCaroline Nihill
February 26, 2020
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ARIES: This week is tough, Aries. It’s a time that feels like self preservation, even if nothing exciting is actually happening. You may feel like it’s time to cling to people or things you hold dear for what feels like no reason at all. Don’t add insult to injury right now; take things slow and trust in the greater good. 

TAURUS: Taurus, lately you may feel like there’s a mountain of labor — whether that be emotional, social or professional — and you can’t get ahead on any of it. Take deep breaths and calm down. Life is not meant to be lived at the speed of light; it’s okay to work at a human level. Finish a project and leave it at that. Your work does, in fact, have an ending. 

GEMINI: Right now you may be wondering where you got all of this energy, Gemini. This week follows the usual tones of your life that usually signal you to take it slow, but you may be ignoring it. You may also be doing more than you’re giving yourself credit for. After you’ve done all your hard work for this week, treat yourself with a break. 

CANCER: Where’s your focus right now, Cancer? You may feel the need to slow down and take one thing at a time. This isn’t bad at all, but be mindful that you won’t be able to take shortcuts. This week isn’t the time for cutting corners. Be wary of miscommunication and triple check any written communication even if it’s urgent. 

LEO: Leo, you are not in this life alone. Right now you might be feeling like the Earth rests on your shoulders, but the truth is that it doesn’t. Overworking yourself may feel like a habit, but it doesn’t have to be. Reach out to friends and family right now, and be honest with your feelings. This might be more helpful than you’re willing to let yourself think. 

VIRGO: Sometimes, people or groups of people get on what feels like our last nerve, Virgo. This may be the case for you right now, and you may be getting ready to voice an opinion. Don’t think that this is long overdue, you haven’t been holding your tongue for forever. While you should open up to others and be honest about things that bother you, you also should know that some situations are more nuanced than originally imagined. 

LIBRA: You’re a creature of habit, Libra, and you know exactly what and who makes you tick. Spontaneous plans are coming your way, and soon. They might already have arrived, and if it’s not agreeing with you too well it may be because you’re fighting it. My best advice, go with the flow and let your hair down. You might be surprised with the outcome. 

SCORPIO: Is there someone you’re growing attached to right now, Scorpio? That could be any kind of relationship, but make sure that you’re still being yourself through this exciting new time. Make sure that you’re not confusing familiarity with contempt this week. It can be hard to walk that line right now, but it’s important that you be clear and consistent with your intentions.

SAGITTARIUS: It’s barely spring, Sagittarius, but it may be time to get that cleaning done this week. If you feel cluttered and like there are too many things so close, but just out of reach, it’s time to reassess priorities. A great way to start this process is cleaning. Whether you take on something big like your bedroom or something small like your phone, cleaning can be really cathartic. It’s a process well-needed right now. 

CAPRICORN: Capricorn, if there are misunderstandings that are clouding your interactions right now, do not hit the panic button. This isn’t a sign that you need a fresh start, this is a sign that you need to keep going. Don’t worry too much, this is just a small blip in your regularly scheduled program. Life will settle; just ride this ripple out. 

AQUARIUS: While you may be really busy, have you been over indulging, Aquarius? It may be easy to have days where you treat yourself, but this is a gentle reminder that sometimes self care doesn’t need to include spending money or making indulgent decisions. You don’t have to get the best food or rent the most expensive movie to relax; sometimes it’s just the simple action of doing nothing. 

PISCES: Silence is awkward, Pisces, but sometimes it’s golden. This week is time to seriously reflect on yourself and your goals. The more you shout into the universe, the more you’ll be upset by what feels like a deafening silence. In response, take your time and keep quiet for right now. This is a time for listening. 

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