Taurus, the bull, is a symbol of power, strength and purpose. Taurus rules the second house, the house of possessions. Traditionally seen as the house of material goods and matters of wealth and investments, it also rules over one’s abilities and identities. Taurus seeks supreme security. Taurus is hard working, dependable, and steadfast, using their efforts to ensure that they feel grounded whenever possible. Taurus is patient and plodding, with a dependable schedule and faithful work ethic. They are often serious, concrete, and quite realistic about their view of the world. Finding comfort is of utmost importance in relationships, work, and finances. Taurus’s mission can make them possessive and immovable at times, making it hard to negotiate or compromise with them. When this card appears in a reading, it’s a sure sign that a methodical, practiced approach is best when pursuing an upcoming goal, particularly one of financial or workplace matters. Taurus has a connection to traditional philosophies, time-honored practice and ritual. A systematic schedule may be the best way to help realize new goals. There are no short-cuts with Taurus as all accomplishments must feel earned to be worthwhile. When this card appears reversed, a person may find they are at an impasse with no way to move forward. This may manifest itself during negotiations with another strong personality, when battling against established axioms, or even when running up against regulations set in place without any workarounds.