Taurus Monthly Horoscope April 2025 - Page 3
The April 12 Libra full moon is your wellness wakeup call
Cast that practical eye over your life this April 12, Taurus. Not only is your ruler, aesthetic Venus turning direct, but this day also features the year’s only Libra full moon. Decluttering can be a Taurus superpower (matched only by your gift for amassing “stuff,” if we’re being honest). Get ready to streamline your life. Whether you do a wardrobe purge, a deep cleaning or a nutrition overhaul, this systematic full moon wants to restore order to your cosmic court.
This is one of the best times in April to get your spring fitness plans underway. Whether you make a dedicated effort to take 10,000 daily steps and eat clean or you sign up for sunrise boot camp before you have time to think better of it, this lunar lift gets you back to your lunges, squats and steps. Make friends with your fitness tracker and see if you can improve certain measurements, like your VO2 Max, which represents the amount of oxygen your lungs can take in at any given time. Small, incremental steps lead to major leaps in well-being.
With your analytical sixth house flooded by these moonbeams, you’ll be able to cut anything that feels dissonant or draining—especially when it comes to your daily routines. As you review all the appointments crowding your calendar, consider the impact each one could have on your well-being. Will this commitment add too much stress to your life? If so, cancel!
Does it feel like you’re doing the most but enjoying it the least? Here’s your chance to bring in support. The sixth house is the zone of service, which includes people who help make life easier. Take stock of Team Taurus. Are there slackers in your midst? Cut them loose. Are there parts of your weekly tasks you could delegate? Hire a specialist or try some tech hacks.
Disclaimer: With this full moon forming a three-way tug of war, called a T-square, with the Sun and Chiron in Aries and Mars in Cancer, there’s a risk of slipping into martyr mode. Release perfectionism and trade it for support. Remember, you don’t have to do this the hard way—and you don’t have to do it alone!
