Daily Horoscope for Aquarius

Horoscope Cast for Tuesday, June 14th, 2022

by daniel "bud" dowd

Daily Horoscope for Aquarius Summary

We tend to think of sleep/rest as the "end" of something, usually a day, though maybe something we were doing that required a lot of exertion. Often it's preceded by a "wind down" where we go from being active to a lower pace of activity, before we finally go to bed for the day. The mindset has a pretty linear progression though - first you work, then you rest.

But sleep and rest are transitional states that come and go, much like a wave. (think computer readout wave rather than ocean wave). A wave doesn't start at the top, go to the bottom, then teleport back to the top again. It moves up and down. Neither does sleep.

In that sense, sleep and rest are also the "beginning" of something - we like to truncate the waking up point as a "start", but that's arbitrary. Think about it this way - how often have you had a dream you carried with you into the day? How often does the way you slept impact the way that you operated in the coming day?

So today, we have Neptune conflicting with the Sun. That often can mess with things like our sleep cycles, the quality of rest that we get and the the way we process everything mentally. So look at the current energy in terms of preparedness. This isn't a time where you want to burn the candle at both ends and stay up too late or overexert yourself. Getting enough rest today will make your tomorrow better. Sorting things out today will relieve a bunch of stress tomorrow. Resting yourself physically today will make your body stronger tomorrow. If you give enough consideration to these things, you'll keep yourself in tip-top shape as the week moves along - this will keep you working at your best when you're awake. Best of luck.

Bud

The Daily Horoscope for Aquarius

Some of the things you want to do right now can have some unforeseen costs attached to them, where you might end up getting in a little deeper than you had hoped when you started. You should have some firm limits in place for how much you're looking to invest early on, and you should keep constant tabs on things to make sure you're sticking to that budget. It will also help out immensely if you have some kind of exit strategy, and you might also want to have a couple of back-up plans, centered on creative ways you might offload some costs by reutilizing things you might already have at your disposal rather than obtaining new things.