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Taurus
Daily Horoscope
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Today
August 28, 2026: Your powers of concentration are excellent now. You'll let nothing distract you from achieving your ambitions. It's a day of progress and productivity. You must make your current dreams come true the old-fashioned way--patient, hard, smart work. Accidents and arguments are extra likely, so watch your step. (Ratings,1-5)> Love/Fun = 2 Career/Money = 3 Luck/Health = 5. "Do not grasp at the stars, but do life's plain, common work as it comes, certain that daily duties and daily bread are the sweetest things in life."-Stevenson
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Yesterday
August 27, 2026: It's a bad day for shopping, since you can't make up your mind. Where money is concerned, try not to argue. Meet others halfway. Temper over-optimism and extravagance so you are taken seriously. You start off the day right if you have eaten a good light breakfast. (Ratings,1-5)> Love/Fun = 2 Career/Money = 4 Luck/Health = 4. "Just as a tree without roots is dead, a people without history or culture also becomes a dead people."-Malcolm X
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About
Taurus
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Taurus
THE BULL |
April
21 - May 21 |
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Element:
Earth
Modality: Fixed
Ruling Planet: Venus
Personality Traits: Patient, Reliable,
Stable, Trustworthy, Affectionate
General Compatibility: Taurus, Cancer,
Scorpio, Pisces, Virgo, Capricorn
Color: Warm Red, Orange
Gemstones: Carnelian, Fire Opal, Amber,
Topaz
Foods: Pork, Bacon, Celery, Carrots,
Cantaloupe, Peaches
Challenged to be: Industrious, a
leader, spartan, fast and open-minded
Spiritual Path: To understand life with
detachment and cultural perspective |
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Look
who shares your birth sign:
Robert Anderson, Sigmund Freud , Shirley MacLaine,
James Mason, Golda Meir, Vladimir Nabokov, Willie
Nelson, Jack Nicholson, Katharine Hepburn, Florence
Nightingale, Ryan O'Neal, Al Pacino, Pope John Paul
II, Eva Peron, Michelle Pfeiffer, Tyrone Power,
Anthony Quinn, William Shakespeare, James Stewart,
Barbara Streisand, Rudolph Valentino, Leonardo da
Vinci and Orson Welles. |
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