Have you made a wish? Have you been waiting a very long time for it to come true? Are you beginning to suspect that the fairy who granted it to you was merely an apparition or that the shooting star on the sight of which you made your request was actually just a UFO? Only in fairytales are wishes fulfilled almost instantly. In real life, they can take much longer to be honoured. But that doesn't render them invalid. You may now need to hang on tight to your hope but to set yourself a longer time frame of expectation. Release and relief means let go and move on are basic mantras to lead a peaceful lie. The process of learning is tough but once we acquired special skills,may it be technical field or mental journey- we can get through.
'To forgive is divine.' We cannot argue with this old saying. Yet an error sounds like a small thing, a minor mistake, a slip of the tongue or the pen. Why would anyone ever resist the idea of forgiving such a thing? But there is just as strong a case for extending forgiveness, even to those whose transgressions are far, far, greater. Still, today, a process of letting go could be so healthy.If ever we fall ill, we first come to know about it when we encounter the symptoms. Usually, too, these are what drive us to seek help. But if we are too quick to apply whatever is most likely to relieve the pain, we may create a false sense of security and then fail to address the underlying cause.
 A problem in life, could well indicate the need for a fundamental review. Don't be in too much of a rush to find a superficial fix. Look more deeply.None of us like to have 'difficult conversations'. To avoid these, we may go to many lengths, including the use of social niceties. We may strive to change the subject whenever an awkward issue is raised or avoid it being raised in the first place by keeping out of someone else's way. Through such tactics, the discussion of vital matters can be successfully delayed for a surprisingly long time. But doesn't it make far more sense just to say what needs saying. That's the right answer.  
None of us like to have 'difficult conversations'. To avoid these, we may go to many lengths, including the use of social niceties. We may strive to change the subject whenever an awkward issue is raised or avoid it being raised in the first place by keeping out of someone else's way. Through such tactics, the discussion of vital matters can be successfully delayed for a surprisingly long time. But doesn't it make far more sense just to say what needs saying. That's the right answer.
When children fall out with each other and adults attempt to intervene, it is rarely long before one of the infants points towards the other and pipes up with the words, 'They started it!' At which point the accused party replies equally vehemently, 'No, I didn't. They did.' It is not just individual adults who are equally capable of sustaining a grudge in this way; nations do it too. The same syndrome lies at the heart of every war. But in your own life at least now, you have the power to bring true peace and reconciliation.
What lies beneath the tip of the iceberg? What hides behind the short sound-bite or the glib explanation? What circumstances and explanations must really be taken into account if a truly wise choice is to be made? We jump to conclusions so readily, we allow prejudices to colour our ideas and expectations. Yet, so many of the factors that we end up having to think about really deserve much deeper consideration. You now need to think a matter through more carefully and you will benefit from doing this .
Are you trying, in your usual stoic way, to play down a fear? Are you finding, despite your best effort that this is not so easy? Is this, in turn, adding to a background sense of anxiety? Do you figure that, 'If I'm still worried, despite telling myself that I don't need to be worried, then perhaps I really do have something to worry about.' Whilst such a concern is understandable, it doesn't automatically follow that you have a problem. 
Try just a little harder to rise above whatever is pulling you down and you will yet succeed.Sceptics and cynics frequently cast doubt on the validity of telepathy. It's all a trick, they say. But then, they say much the same about astrology. So, let us waste no more time on the argument. I just want to tell you what I have learned from spending time with some exceptional psychics. They do exist. They are for real. But even the most gifted of them cannot read people's thoughts when those people do not want their thoughts read. What you now know, nobody else is going to know, unless you tell them.
If you think of yourself as strong, it becomes much easier to display strength. And if you think of yourself as weak? Well, you take my point. We have to be careful about the kind of self-image that we develop. While you won't necessarily become a great artist just by seeing yourself as such, you will certainly have more fun at the easel than if you envisage yourself to be without talent. In what way might a negative and unjustified inner-criticism be holding you back? That can be overcome now.
Over the past couple of days in your forecast, I have been preparing you for some changes in celestial influence that is still a little way ahead. I question whether I'm saying too much, too soon. Does it help a hungry person to know that, though there may be no food today, there should be some next week? It may not satisfy their appetite but it is surely better than leaving them to think that sustenance will never arrive. Let us be clear. You don't just have something to look forward to; you have a lot to look forward to.Imagine, for the sake of analogy, that someone, somewhere in your world, suffers from fear of heights. They don't like climbing even the smallest ladders, up or down. But what if this individual finds themselves stuck on a roof? What if the only way to escape is by ladder (which is safely and securely in place). To get away from somewhere they don't want to be, they must do something they don't want to do. In your life now, it is not really a case of choosing the lesser of two evils. One of the choices is not really a bad thing.