3 Zodiacs Beginning A New Life Chapter Of Alignment In May

TAURUS

When I saw “alignment”, Taurus, I’m not talking about leveling out that one frame on your wall that’s askew, but maybe, in some ways, I am. So many aspects of your life that don’t quite fit or aren’t up to your standards have flown too long under the radar. It’s time to look around at the poor behavior and choices you’ve been excusing, whether it’s that of others or your own. Alignment means consistency across all of the different areas in your life where you have a responsibility to show up, for yourself and others. Are you killing it at work but treating your home like a frat house? Are you letting others walk all over you for the sake of the relationship’s history? It’s hard to put anyone under a microscope, let alone yourself, Taurus, but sometimes, life requires us to do just that. To use all of our faculties and powers of deduction to not only figure out what is out of whack, but do something about it in response.

GEMINI

Alignment, for you, Gemini, means prying your square peg out of the round hole you’ve jammed yourself into, and figuring out where in this world you truly belong. Right now, I know it feels like you are the problem, you are the thing that isn’t aligned, but when you step away, when life gives you time and perspective, you’ll see the complete opposite was actually the case. You were surrounded by people with toxic tendencies and backwards ways of doing things. The struggle to fit into those spaces is so much greater than the work required to find the place you belong. And when you find that alignment, everything works as intended, because all of the parts actually fit together. You’re not chopping down a tree with a butter knife any more. And once you get some distance between you and the problem, you’ll realize how funny trying was in the first place. Whether you opt for an ax, or realize your calling has always been a good schmear, is the point of the journey at it’s core.

ARIES

You have your work cut out for you, Aries, because you’re going to have to zoom out and in at the same time. There are a lot of not immediately obvious ways in which your life is currently out of alignment. Maybe your employment has a conflict of interest with your personal values. Maybe your friends and your family would majorly butt heads if you ever let them in the same room with each other. Maybe it’s the fact, in and of itself, that you know to keep so many aspects of your life separate from each other to begin with. But you deserve to move through the day, through your support systems with consistency. To not feel like you have to change who you are depending on whose carbon dioxide you’re currently inhaling. Even though it’s such a small quantity, you don’t realize how much it’s metaphorically suffocating you.