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Where to Find Your Daily Horoscope & What it Means

Your daily horoscope is tied to the date of your birth, but there are many other aspects of the placement of the stars at the time of your birth that can impact where you focus your life energy. Since the focus is the fertilizer of your life, being aware of where the stars are directing your focus is critical to making good choices to help you move forward every day.

How the Angles Matter

A detailed daily horoscope will likely guide you to make the best choice for your day. For example, if your work life doesn’t have any big bumps, you may instead get a notification to risk reaching out to a friend. Quality horoscopes help you manage the tension and connection of trines, or places where 120-degree connections are made on your horoscope. The horoscope wheel encompasses 360 degrees. The connections at 120 degrees are generally ways to stretch, try something new, and take a risk. If you’re 180 degrees from any particular action, you may want to avoid it or be prepared for a big push.

Your Birth Sign

The date and time of your birth determine your birth sign. Be aware that many of us are born square inside a sign, while others are born on the cusp or in the days that span the edges of a sign. The well-balanced and fair-minded Libra may be inclined to hold a grudge or be a little vengeful if born on the cusp of Scorpio.

Your House

Each sign can be impacted by several houses or locations on the circuit of the stars. The third house is related to communication. If your rising sign is that of the curious Gemini and your third house is that of the thoughtful and empathic Cancer, you could be an excellent counselor or therapist.

Your Rising Sign

The time, date, and placement of your birth all go into determining your rising sign. Your rising sign is often referred to as the “face” or “front door” of your life. Your rising sign carries a great deal of meaning in your chart. Each sign in the zodiac has specific characteristics, so a rising sign in Aries could be an indicator of a warrior’s aspect while a Gemini is inherently curious. Your inherent behaviors and characteristics will impact how others see you and react to you, and these reactions will define how you move through the world.

The Moon

The moon rising in your sign at any point is tied to receptivity. If you’re not sure about a process, project, or decision, now is the time to stop, think, and consider. Big decisions can be made, but make sure you take the time to sit down and put in some cerebral effort, such as the pros and cons list. Large business decisions should probably be avoided at this time, but you may pick a great vacation spot for time with your partner when the moon is strong in your sign.

The Sun

The sun rules the heart and spine. When the sun is strong in your astrological sign, you’re probably in a good place to make healthy decisions because you’re probably considering all aspects. Even more importantly, you’re looking at things from all angles with an eye to how you can control the variables. Big, courageous decisions are much easier to make when the sun is boosting your sign.

Other Planets

In addition to the moon and sun, other planets will have an impact on the best times to make big decisions. If you’re going to discuss moving in with a partner or getting married, Venus, in charge of romance, is the sign to watch for. Mars, in charge of aggression, is not. Jupiter can help when it’s time to buy a house, while Saturn can help you limit your spending and make a budget so you can save for a down payment.
Each of the planets will have an impact on your Astrological sign, tendencies in your behavior, and your general outlook. Leaving things up to the stars is generally not a good behavioral choice, but you may find that the stars can give you a heads up on the best time to take a risk, try something new, or step back and observe.

Katie Gorden

Katie earned a BA in English from WWU and loves to write. She also adores hiking in redwood forests, photography, and a campfire surrounded by friends and family.

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