Daily Horoscopes

Horoscope for 22 May 2012

• aries

  It's unlike you to debate whether or not you should take advantage of an appealing idea or offer. While you've shown interest, you just can't commit. This isn't indecisiveness. It's your instincts telling you that worthwhile as this seems, things are changing and so, too, will your thinking and priorities. By Shelley von Strunckel

• taurus

  If ever it was time to concentrate on discussing, deciding about and taking action on ideas or offers, it's now, with communication planet, Mercury, meeting mighty Jupiter in Taurus. You've had ages to consider your options, but circumstances are changing. And so swiftly some of those offers could vanish overnight. By Shelley von Strunckel

• gemini

  Eclipses trigger shake-ups for everybody. However, because the recent eclipsed New Moon was in your sign, even unsettling events are leading to much needed breakthroughs. Knowing that, explore every idea, offer or event. What seems least welcome, if not just plain disruptive, could lead to exactly the changes your life's needed. By Shelley von Strunckel

• cancer

  Sometimes unsettling events are nothing more than that, changes that are so sudden they shake everything up. But the developments triggered by the recent eclipse, the first of two, are giving you and those around you an opportunity to review, and perhaps substantially alter, arrangements already in need of a serious rethink. By Shelley von Strunckel

• leo

  You've been in an intense and decisive period. While you've accomplished a lot, you need a break. You get it. In fact, the combined influence of the recent solar eclipse and the move by your ruler the Sun into the chatty Gemini, indicates a shift from being serious into more of a party mood. By Shelley von Strunckel

• virgo

  Others may dread a reorganisation, be it minor or more extensive little. But you not only rather enjoy the challenge, the resulting review clears your mind. At the moment it's not only timely, because the recent eclipse has already shaken things up, you'll have a chance to consider whether certain more far-reaching changes are necessary. By Shelley von Strunckel

• libra

  The past several weeks may have resulted in getting a lot done, but they weren't much fun. Consequently, you're likely to be grateful that the Sun's move into Gemini and a different portion of your chart has broken up that unrelenting pattern. Soon, in fact, you'll be so busy you'll forget all those trials. By Shelley von Strunckel

• scorpio

  Exciting as recent developments were, there's no denying they also disrupted existing arrangements and so took up considerable time. Tempting as it is to get things settled as swiftly as possible, you'd regret it. What you gain from in the process more than justifies the time dealing with them properly is bound to take. By Shelley von Strunckel

• sagittarius

  Last week's encounter between the Sun and your ruler Jupiter will have turned seemingly endless discussions into action, which is a relief. While some things are moving swiftly, progress in others is worryingly slow. Tempting as it is to hurry the pace, with yet more offers about to appear, you'd only complicate matters. By Shelley von Strunckel

• capricorn

  Admitting it to yourself hasn't been easy, especially because when you make a plan, you think everything through carefully. But recent revelations have made it clear you severely misjudged one particular situation. Having acknowledged that, you really have no choice but to tell others and do whatever you can to remedy the situation. By Shelley von Strunckel

• aquarius

  To you, as an inquisitive Aquarius, any new concept is worth exploring, even if only because of the way the ideas involved broaden your horizons. However, somebody seems to have interpreted your interest as an indication you want to take things further. Ensure they understand you are only intrigued, nothing more. By Shelley von Strunckel

• pisces

  The line between being enthusiastic about intriguing ideas and those that are worth pursuing isn't always clear. And because the actual circumstances involved are changing, it's especially confusing now. Still, it's worth exploring absolutely everything, since what seems completely illogical could be eminently sensible, and as soon as next week. By Shelley von Strunckel