Page 26 - MidWeek - June 2, 2021

26 MIDWEEK JUNE 2, 2021
RELEASE DATE—Sunday, May 30, 2021 RELEASE DATE—Sunday, May 30, 2021
BY MADAM LICHTENSTEIN
Hold on to your hearts as your love takes flight this week. Capture the cosmos and paint the sky glorious.
GEMINI (MAY22-JUNE21)
Spoil yourself a little more, Gemini. You have always loved a little extra bit of luxury in your life, and now there are more ways to feel alive and a bit pampered — often without spending too much money. Discovering a new treat may lead to many more of them.
CANCER (JUNE22-JULY23)
People gravitate to you more and more now, Cancer. Embrace the opportunity to meet new people and you will discover comfortable ways of interacting with your many fans. But all of this popularity should have a practical purpose, too. You have had time to gather and develop some great new ideas for projects going forward. Put them into action.
LEO (JULY24-AUGUST23)
So much good stuff is swirling around you, Leo. How can you best capture some of it and make it your personal destiny? This is the best time to rediscover and fully reveal the mystery of success and love. Find helpful spirits that can make your dreams a reality. Unleash yourself from restrict- ing behaviors and pessimistic thoughts.
VIRGO (AUGUST24-SEPTEMBER23)
Social interactions go smoothly as you find more confidence and interest in breaking out again into widening friendships, clubs and organizations. Don’t be shy, Virgo. Find safe ways to explore new connections that foster your passions. You might have developed a few new interests in the past several months.
LIBRA (SEPTEMBER24-OCTOBER23)
Getting back into the swim of your career might have taken a bit of a push before, but now you are revved and ready to go, go, go. What is your ultimate goal, Libra? Where are you right now and what path do you need to take to get you to where you want to go? All of these questions can now be answered.
SCORPIO (OCTOBER24-NOVEMBER22)
It has been a long time since you felt comfortable planning a vacation, but this may be a good point to start, Scorpio. The vistas are opening up and your imagination is building up a wonderful adventure that will need to be put into action soon. And you won’t be traveling alone.
SAGITTARIUS (NOVEMBER23-DECEMBER22)
Sexy Sagittarians suddenly begin to feel feisty and start to move and groove. Go with your amorous feelings and see how you can charge up the scene. It can be the perfect time to find your soul mate, or, if you are currently in a love relationship, make it stronger, exciting and very lusty.
CAPRICORN (DECEMBER 23 - JANUARY 20)
If you felt some form of isolation the past few months, there are now opportunities to reconnect and feel more involved in partnerships. Reach out and strengthen the physical bonds that Zooming may have helped but not completely fulfilled. Maybe it will be going back to the office or maybe it will involve family or close friends. Wherever you connect, enjoy every moment, Capricorn.
AQUARIUS (JANUARY21-FEBRUARY19)
Action is the word, Aquarius. You feel much more charged and robust. The cosmos give you an added jolt of oomph and ambition to make something, anything, happen. Remember all of those to-do projects? You now have the energy and enthusiasm to not only do, but also do well.
PISCES (FEBRUARY20-MARCH20)
It is time to get creative, inspirational and romantic all at the same time, Pisces. Optimism and a fresh perspective light up your life and give you hope for the future. What activities can you plan that will not only deliver, but also add an extra jolt of luck? Parties come to mind, as do some massive art installation or music extravaganza.
ARIES (MARCH21-APRIL20)
Aries find themselves caring deeply and often about people around them. It can be a time of heightened emotions, especially around family members. The week brings a refreshing evolution in how you relate to close companions and, soon enough, this will translate into more ways of enjoying life and just having fun. Embrace the moment.
TAURUS (APRIL21-MAY21)
Not only does your communication hit right at the heart of things, but you are also compelling enough to more easily change hearts and minds in areas of your life that hold the greatest importance for you. Don’t sit back and wait. Go for it, Taurus.
For entertainment purposes only. Astrology readings on tinyurl.com/thestarryeye.
Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle
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