Daily Horoscope for Cancer

Horoscope Cast for Tuesday, May 19th, 2020

by daniel "bud" dowd

Daily Horoscope for Cancer Summary

Today's chart tends to stray into "existential crisis" territory, where you might start to question what's the point of doing the things you're doing. With purpose, it's much easier to work - there's a defined goal and you're seeking it out. You might not necessarily enjoy all of the steps on the way there, but at least you know there's a satisfaction coming when the work is all done.

Today's energy can lack that end-point though. You might get into areas where you're doing things for the sake of doing them (or the sake of repetition and familiarity), but the needle never seems to move. There might be a definite reason for doing the things you're doing mind you, but you might not be aware of it along the way. This is when reaching out to others becomes that much more important (and be aware they can be locked away in their own little mindsets when you do this). When you do connect with people, a lot of these questions start to take a more certain shape. It might not be the light at the end of the tunnel, but it could at least be an indicator of the direction you should be digging.

All in all though, you do want to find ways to stay active and productive, as this will make it easier to shift gears when important matters pop up. Otherwise, if you start the day in a lethargic way, you can find it really hard to mobilize later on. So pick some kind of direction to head and see what happens to give you more clarity (and something inevitably will). Best of luck.

Bud

The Daily Horoscope for Cancer

Finding direction can be something of a challenge, especially if you've already set goals. You won't want to break much from any chosen paths, but when you get to a roadblock, you might not see a path forward. This is where you need to keep your emotions in check and change the perspective you're seeing things from. It might mean taking a couple steps backward. But ultimately, you should be looking to bend the parameters of things you're facing so they can be approached from a newer, more manageable angle.