LEDO is a journal of the "everyday of everything" in my life that is worth remembering...
to remind me that each new day is a chance to explore new things, to enjoy life, and to thank God!
I always believe that we live everyday and we die once...
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đź’–Bible Verseđź’–
The Sovereign Lord has given me a well-instructed tongue, to know the word that sustains the weary. He wakens me morning by morning, wakens my ear to listen like one being instructed. - - - Isaiah 50:4, NIV
đź’–Prayerđź’–
Lord our God, we thank you for giving us the task of serving you in the name of your servant, Jesus Christ, for letting each of us have a part in carrying out your will. Keep us true to this service. We want to be faithful, always listening to you, for you open our ears and help us know your will and respond to it. Be with us in these days. Strengthen your love and compassion in all hearts. May the life of Jesus Christ gain greater and greater power in all people on earth. Amen. (www.plough.com)
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With the Moon in a nostalgic, reflective but also intuitive and imaginative part of your chart and Juno moving into her final week in retrograde motion in Taurus today, there could be a perceived lack of motivation today. While today's lunar vibes favour escaping into your imagination and time spent navel gazing, a sense of nostalgia is also likely to draw your attention. Yet rather than a problem, finding time to hear yourself think could be just what you need, heading into what are often some of the busiest and craziest days of any year.
Daily Compatibility: Cancer
The Moon is not only making its last visit to your career sector for the year, but before the Sun leaves your work sector in five days' time. With Mercury in his early days back in your work sector and Mars just 15 days away from your career sector, the Moon's last visit couldn't come with better timing. As well as fuelling your professional instincts and imagination and delivering some valuable clues, hunches and insights, the Moon gives you an intuitive read on job and career matters.
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