Daily Horoscope for Taurus

Horoscope Cast for Tuesday, February 1st, 2022

by daniel "bud" dowd

Daily Horoscope for Taurus Summary

We're winding down our Mercury retro cycle, and as we do, it's chilling along with Pluto for a little while until it gets moving again. In a way, this energy is kind of like going on a long car ride with a couple people to somewhere you haven't been before, but maybe you've heard about it, and you're discussing what you think you're going to experience once you get there. There's a good amount of projection in the chart, trying to think about what is in store. You might have some questions; other people might try to answer them, but even they might not totally be sure. There's elements of nervous anticipation at times, but there's also some underlying excitement at the prospects as well. Remember that when something is new (even if it's not necessarily easy), there's also opportunity within it.

It might not always be the smoothest chart to navigate, and you don't want to put too much stock in your predictions. But having an idea of what might come next usually gets you closer to the goal in terms of preparedness, and preparedness is always a strong asset to have when you're dealing with more mentally driven energies like the current one. So don't rush into things; think them through and try to put yourself in the best positions possible, because even if you have to adapt, being ready for different outcomes makes that much more manageable. Best of luck.

Bud

The Daily Horoscope for Taurus

You can head into this transit second-guessing yourself more frequently than normal, but that is what also makes this a good time to get to the bottom of things. You can show off a little of what you know to others, and when you're really good at something, it might make you the center of attention. But you can't rest on that - you should find ways to keep building your skills and keeping ahead of the pack. A lot of times the toughest part will be just picking something to pursue, but if you can't, just pick anywhere you could improve and start there.