May 19, Daily Horoscope

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by Rick Levine, DailyHoroscope.com
 

Saturday, May 19, 2012

We can all benefit from the peace and quiet of today's sensual Taurus Moon. We seek the satisfaction of simple pleasures as an early morning Grand Trine in sensible Earth signs concentrates our attention on returning to basics. However, we're also able to pick up subtle cosmic signals now that we were too distracted to hear before. Although the winds of fate can still blow us off course, it's wise to approach the day with a sense of practicality.

 
 





 

 


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