Daily Horoscope for Virgo

Horoscope Cast for Tuesday, January 19th, 2016

by daniel "bud" dowd

Daily Horoscope for Virgo Summary

There’s about a week of Mercury retro left, and it’s probably going to be a bit more frustrating as usual since Mercury is going to get locked up with Uranus and Pluto for a little while. The things that seem annoying usually can develop into bigger issues if you let them. At the same time, you also want to try to keep any frustration in check. This is where you might have a small problem, let it get you bothered, and then out of frustration, you might break something and make it even worse.

Today’s energy can also make it harder to get on the same page with others. We’ll have this tendency to stick too closely to what we want. Straying from this perceived path of what we want can have the effect of us distancing ourselves from others who might actually help us. We might be so rigid that we stop looking into new paths of obtaining what we want, while banging our heads against the wall trying to do things using a method that just isn’t going to work.

Overall, the key is to try and leave some room open in your mind for new ideas and concepts. It’s going to be difficult to do, but the one advantage we have here is that with all of the craziness going on, it can inspire us to look at things in a new light. We might be super-critical of these new ideas, but if you give some of them a chance, it can end up working out for you. Best of luck.

Bud

The Daily Horoscope for Virgo

The emotional side of this energy can put you in a weird spot. The problem is you can get tied up in how you feel right now, when it might not be the best indicator of what’s to come. You’ll have issues with rationalizing things for the long term. There’s an element of self-identity that plays into this as well. You’re trying to figure out what you are going to be recognized for in the future, which can put an added strain on your current decisions. Don’t worry so much about that right now. Base your decisions on the effects they’ll have, not the perceptions they’ll create.