Daily Love & Life Advice – Your Guide to Navigating Relationships
Certainly there’s a price to pay for change, but the transformation instigated by endings and new beginnings could be worth it. The sweat, toil, tears (and money) were meant to give you a bigger slice of the pie that leads to greater security and to relieve you of any stagnation, doubt, or constraints surrounding the future.
Perhaps you’ve made a considerable investment, reaped a handsome reward, both, or either, related to doing what you love professionally. For others, the goal has been physical or psychological empowerment and improved vitality to overcome an emergency or crisis that triggered the need for therapy or surgery. Regardless of the circumstance, the objective is to release what no longer serves in favor of revitalizing the aspects of your life that make you feel more alive.
If that hasn’t happened, you may have to give up your old identity and rise from the ashes of your former self. That transition is difficult to make if you never conclude unfinished business because you suppress emotions or fail to address outdated attitudes. And it certainly can’t occur if you find yourself holding on to dead relationships out of fear or obsession. Unless you actually like being in limbo, you can’t afford excuses, denial, or resistance to improvement. You’re on the brink of a personal regeneration where you can choose to reinvent yourself and a circumstance so clear a space at the table to express joy as you make room for new opportunities and positive possibilities. As part of the process, a Scorpio (sun, moon, or rising sign) might offer you a sweet deal or just some pie in the sky.
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Image: Death Comes to the Banquet Table, Giovanni Martinelli
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