Daily Tarot Draw: June 5th – Look at Both Sides of the Coin

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The Crescent Moon will pass into the sign of Libra and stay there for about two days, symbolizing the search you should have to find balance and harmony. Not only as a request of astrology, but even the cards place much focus on this same quest, since for today’s tarot draw, The Strength dictates the energy of the day. This card, along with the planetary alignment, asks you to focus on keeping your emotions under control in order to avoid conflicts. It is a time to maintain balance but also to revisit your emotional connections with others, which is magnified by the appearance of Venus in Taurus.

Health (4 of Wands)

Maintaining balance, as asked in yesterday’s card and as called for in today’s card, shows how some are on a journey of recovery or improvement in their habits, as well as how you may be seeking a greater level of connection with your body. There are several ways to achieve this, such as through activities that allow you to commune with yourself, like meditation or something creative. However, it may also be that you are going through a time when you want to elevate your spirituality or make habits that help your mental health.

Money and Job (The Lovers)

At the most basic level, The Lovers speaks of the need to make crucial decisions regarding your responsibilities or finances. It also speaks of negotiation and projects that will bring abundance and success. On a deeper level, this tarot card can represent new opportunities that will appear in your path, things like looking for a new position, changing jobs, or even going for a new career. So you should analyze each opportunity and see which one appeals to you the most or which one best suits your goals.

Love (10 of Swords)

It is possible that some may take a more passive approach or miss the previous advice and not face the problem head-on. As a result, some suffer from a negative charge on the relationship issue, further aggravating the anxiety that this particular issue was causing them. It can be painful to stand up to solve a problem, but otherwise, the outcome can be much worse. You must be willing to make a commitment and take responsibility to improve your connection with the other person involved in this problem.