My DailyOM Horoscope For 13 January 2007
January 13, 2007
An Ongoing Search
Sagittarius Daily Horoscope
A need to reflect upon the person you were in the past can overtake you suddenly today, distracting you from your everyday duties. Consequently, this can be a good time to retreat from the busier aspects of your life in order to turn your attention inward. However, if you don’t quickly gain access to the answers that you seek, you may become frustrated and seriously consider quitting your quest for significance. Should this occur, remember that growth is a continuous process, not a means to an end. If you embrace the knowledge you acquire today and take pleasure in your evolution-whatever its pace-you will likely learn to love introspection.
Recognizing that the search for meaning will likely be a never-ending aspect of our lives allows us to move forward with our explorations without becoming frustrated or disillusioned. We can reflect at leisure, accepting that the answers will be forthcoming, no matter how long our quest endures. Likewise, we understand that the answers to our questions will almost always lead to new queries that take us in directions we could not foresee. When progress is slow, we do not see that as an indication that our path is the wrong one. Rather, we learn to examine our lives from unfamiliar vantage points to determine what is getting in the way of perceiving the wisdom within. Your progress will be slow but steady today, provided you are patient in your search for answers.
An Ongoing Search
Sagittarius Daily Horoscope
A need to reflect upon the person you were in the past can overtake you suddenly today, distracting you from your everyday duties. Consequently, this can be a good time to retreat from the busier aspects of your life in order to turn your attention inward. However, if you don’t quickly gain access to the answers that you seek, you may become frustrated and seriously consider quitting your quest for significance. Should this occur, remember that growth is a continuous process, not a means to an end. If you embrace the knowledge you acquire today and take pleasure in your evolution-whatever its pace-you will likely learn to love introspection.
Recognizing that the search for meaning will likely be a never-ending aspect of our lives allows us to move forward with our explorations without becoming frustrated or disillusioned. We can reflect at leisure, accepting that the answers will be forthcoming, no matter how long our quest endures. Likewise, we understand that the answers to our questions will almost always lead to new queries that take us in directions we could not foresee. When progress is slow, we do not see that as an indication that our path is the wrong one. Rather, we learn to examine our lives from unfamiliar vantage points to determine what is getting in the way of perceiving the wisdom within. Your progress will be slow but steady today, provided you are patient in your search for answers.