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When life starts to feel complex and overwhelming, people look for ways to help connect the dots. Astrology uses the planets to help navigate and explain self-characteristics. Knowing more about yourself can guide you in making hard decisions. Astrology is a tool used to provide comfort for those needing another way to figure out how to live their life.
Tarot in the Stars Horoscope
Making a good impression will come naturally to you. Keep in mind what is expected of you and what you bring to the situation. The energy around you is full of potential for hard work and reward. Do not get distracted or stuck in your own head. Keep your mind focused and take the necessary breaks.
The Planets Today
The Sun represents ego and will in astrology as it is the most visible and important star. With the Sun in Aries, you will find yourself leaping forward like nature at this time. You will be more focused on mental or spiritual growth. Reflect upon what you truly want in life and allow yourself the opportunity to accelerate. You may find yourself as more of a go-getter than usual. Forge ahead with your ideas and set realistic goals.
The Moon represents hidden or emotional needs, it reflects your instincts. With the Moon in Virgo, you and everyone around you may be striving for perfectionism and purification. Coupled with an extraordinary impulse to be right, conflicts may arise. Try not to be too hard on yourself in the process. Superfluous relationships or emotions shall be put aside during this time. Your focus will be on the practical and efficient use of resources.
Today’s Spread
Tarot decks have been used for generations as a tool to delve into the inner realms. Helping people make hidden connections in their lives and to face inner truths. The tarot deck consists of 78 cards, separated into two sections. The major arcana consists of 22 cards while the minor arcana consists of 56 cards.
The minor arcana is divided into four subcategories to represent the four elements or navigational directions. Today’s Tarot reading was done with the Green Witch Tarot deck by Ann Moura. If today’s tarot spread does not resonate with you, come back for the next reading.
King of Chalices (Reversed)
The first card of today’s tarot reading represents past conditions or circumstances. You may have found yourself being obstructed by your own doing or those of your caregivers. You were immobile and unable to move forward with your plans. Situations seemed to shift to serve the person in control. While this felt unjust, it served to promote others forward in life.
Knight of Pentacles
The second card of today’s tarot spread signifies the present situation or choices you may be facing. You have the opportunity to apply yourself and earn great rewards. Practical application of your talents will unleash your potential. You may be at the beginning stages of work or training. Be methodical and responsible for your actions. Give consistent efforts to your tasks. This development may lead to career opportunities.
16. The Wild Hunt (Reversed)
The third card of today’s tarot reading represents possible future outcomes or obstacles to be faced. Ineffective communication may result in turmoil and loss. Self-deception will prove to be your biggest obstacle. Isolation is a great tool for self-reflection and meditation if used properly. Isolating for too long will remove you from opportunities and situations for growth.
Conclusion
You have the potential to be your own enemy. Learn what you can and prove yourself to be an asset. If you are not at your desired job, utilize this time to hone your new skills and learn other aspects of the job. They may prove useful and invaluable when it comes time to move up or begin another adventure.
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Significant concern emerges for Bengals, Joe Burrow
The Cincinnati Bengals defense has stepped up its game in training camp this summer, and it's giving the coaching staff some pause about Joe Burrow's protection. The Bengals were tied with the New York Giants, giving up the 11th most sacks in the league last year (48). Given Burrow's importance to the team and long injury history dating back to his time at LSU, Cincinnati needs to see improvement from the offensive line. Per Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic, the Bengals' depth on the offensive line is a concern at training camp. During one practice, backups Cody Ford and Devin Cochran were seen getting first-team reps while starting right tackle Amarius Mims was sidelined, dealing with a hand injury. But it's not just the backups that are a worry. Cincinnati is expected to give third-round rookie Dylan Fairchild the starting job at left guard. "On top of concern regarding rookie third-round pick Dylan Fairchild, currently the leader in the clubhouse to start at left guard, the cast of question marks lacking experience, floating behind the starting tackles, is startling," Dehner wrote. "If the Bengals had to play Cleveland this Sunday without Mims, they couldn’t tell you who would hold down the starting spot. "Meanwhile, the Bengals’ defensive line consistently produced disruptive reps, and they are a group lacking historically potent pass rushers in their own right...The Bengals just feel notably weak and inexperienced. When the rest of the offense is so stacked with talent, and the history of the performance in front of Burrow being what it is, that’s hard to look past right now." The Bengals decided to spend their money on pass catchers for Burrow. Given the results of the offense last season, it's easy to understand why Cincinnati wants Burrow to deliver the ball to exceptional athletes. The risk is that Burrow won't hold up behind an offensive line that is lacking investment. If injuries pile up during the regular season, it's a concern that will only increase.
Bills GM says James Cook decision was 'disappointing'
On Monday, Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane responded to James Cook's decision not to practice with the team on Sunday. Cook, who had been practicing with the Bills through training camp until that point amid contract negotiations, told ESPN's Alaina Getzenberg that he made a "business" decision not to practice with his teammates. During an appearance on WGR 550, Beane said the team did not know of Cook's plan until right before practice. He was disappointed that the situation deteriorated to a point where the star running back felt the need to miss a practice. "There's been constant communication between the two sides....at the end of the day I wish we weren't here," Beane said, via WGR's Sal Capaccio. "This is my ninth season and have never had a player miss practice due too a contract, so it's disappointing for me." Beane doesn't believe Cook's negotiations will cause a distraction in the locker room unless players "let it become" a distraction. The negotiations between the Bills and Cook could continue past training camp. "We'd love to keep him, but I have to make sure it all fits under an umbrella, not in a silo... If we don't get something done now it doesn't mean we can't before (Cook) becomes a free agent," Beane said. Cook is looking for a $15 million per year deal after earning his second consecutive Pro Bowl appearance and earning the NFL rushing touchdowns co-leader (tied with Derrick Henry and Jahmyr Gibbs with 16) in 2024. Beane said he isn't taking a hard line on not paying Cook because he's a running back, saying the Bills want to sign him at the "sweet spot." The Bills need the "sweet spot" to come sooner rather than later. It's common for teams to deal with sit-outs and holdouts during the preseason. What Buffalo doesn't want is a distraction during the regular season or postseason, and that could be where this is headed.
Steelers have 'connection' issues between Aaron Rodgers and receivers
The Pittsburgh Steelers are seeing some concerns surface in training camp on offense. Per Mike DeFabo of The Athletic, the Steelers defense has been the dominant unit in camp so far, as new quarterback Aaron Rodgers becomes accustomed to the new scheme. Pittsburgh has had issues with running the ball and with deep passes. One of the major concerns with the offense is the lack of connection between Rodgers and any wide receiver not named DK Metcalf. "The most noticeable receiver not named Metcalf? Scotty Miller," DeFabo wrote. "The 28-year-old, 5-foot-9 receiver had another strong day Sunday, winning several two-on-two reps during a competitive receivers-on-DBs period. "While that’s good news for Miller, it’s not so much for an offense that was counting upon development from Calvin Austin III and Roman Wilson. On Sunday, Rodgers looked for Wilson on a corner route. The uncatchable ball skipped well in front of the receiver. Either the throw was errant or they weren’t on the same page. "It was a similar story last week, when Rodgers looked for Wilson along the sideline and threw it well out of bounds. After that misfire, Rodgers walked Wilson through how to run his route the way the QB wants. Meanwhile, Austin missed his second consecutive practice with an injury. If defenses game plan to shut down Metcalf, someone needs to step up and start forming chemistry with Rodgers." The Steelers took a risk when they traded away George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys. They knew the No. 2 receiver would be a significant downgrade from the team's leading pass-catcher in 2023 and 2024. So far this summer, the Steelers have not had a No. 2 receiver who is on the same page with Rodgers. To make the all-in season with Rodgers work, Pittsburgh should try and be aggressive in adding another veteran receiver before Week 1. General manager Omar Khan should call the Washington Commanders about Terry McLaurin and see if a deal could be struck.
Reporter predicts how Commanders will handle Terry McLaurin trade request
The Washington Commanders are dealing with some unwanted drama as they look to build on last season's trip to the NFC Championship Game after star wide receiver Terry McLaurin requested a trade. ESPN's Bill Barnwell said that he felt the "most likely scenario" regarding the trade request is that the Commanders will have McLaurin in the lineup for their Week 1 game against the New York Giants on Sept. 7. On Monday morning, Commanders reporter Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic predicted that "the Commanders will keep McLaurin" despite the drama. "They can’t take away their star quarterback’s go-to receiver in a year when they’ve clearly gone all in to try to compete with the Eagles," Jhabvala wrote. "They don’t have much depth at receiver; Deebo Samuel isn’t a true No. 2 in workload, let alone a No. 1, and the only other proven receiver on the roster is Noah Brown, who is quite good but has a lengthy injury history." McLaurin emerged as the favorite target for quarterback Jayden Daniels as Daniels became the reigning Offensive Rookie of the Year amid the run to the NFC title game, where Washington fell to the eventual Super Bowl champion Eagles. According to ESPN stats, McLaurin ended the 2024 regular season with team highs of 117 targets, 82 receptions and 1,096 receiving yards. He was also second in the entire NFL with 13 touchdown catches. It remains to be seen if McLaurin will accept less money than DK Metcalf, who received a five-year, $150M deal after the Pittsburgh Steelers traded for him in March. Metcalf will turn 28 years old in December. "The Commanders also know they have much more leverage than McLaurin in his contract dispute," Jhabvala added. "He’ll be 30 in September, which means he’ll be 31 in the first season of an extension. It also means that holding out regular-season games could be career-ending. So, a deal will get done. There’s still time." As of Monday morning, DraftKings Sportsbook listed Washington sixth among the betting favorites at +1800 odds to win Super Bowl LX. The fact that those odds haven't shifted would seem to indicate that insiders believe the Commanders will make McLaurin happy before they face the Giants on the opening Sunday of September.
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