Taurus Weekly Horoscope

If life’s been pulsing at a frenetic pace this spring, consciously pump the brakes. This Wednesday, April 30, your celestial ruler Venus slips back into the silk pajamas she was rocking earlier this spring. As she settles into Aries your reflective twelfth house until June 6, self-love is the order of the day. Here’s your letterpress-printed hall pass to relax. Grab a cooling eye mask, cue up Lana Del Rey and sink into your feelings. With Venus on her second pass through your trauma-informed twelfth house, you have a lot to process—especially whatever went down during that curveball of retrograde from March 1 to April 12. And you might just turn it into cathartic art.

If the spring Venus retrograde stirred up some emotional baggage or behind-the-scenes drama, consider yourself on a soul-level cleanup mission. This isn't just about pointing fingers, Bull. You’ll get a clearer view of your own patterns and projections—especially if you’ve been dipping into neediness, over-accommodation, or what therapist Terri Cole calls high-functioning codependency. (No shame! You're human.) Whether you're working through trust issues or releasing a one-sided bond, healing requires honesty, not harshness. Cry it out, journal it through, scream into a pillow if you need to—but let those feels flow. This is your pre-summer spiritual cleanse.

Support is out there, too. Venus in this tender zone often delivers a powerful guide, mentor or healer—possibly a woman, or someone who radiates calming, yin energy. (Just watch out for a grifter in guru’s clothing this weekend when illusory Neptune draws Venus into its clutches.) If you've been meaning to explore hypnotherapy, breathwork or natural medicine, this would be a golden time to explore. And since the twelfth house rules the body-mind connection, a gentle wellness reset could work wonders. You don’t need to go full raw-vegan or jump on a TikTok trend. Just hydrate, simplify and eat foods your great-grandmother would recognize. Think fresh herbs, leafy greens, mineral water and grounding meals that feel like self-love on a plate. You’ll not only feel more centered—you’ll gain the clarity to know which relationships are worth reviving and which are best left in the past.