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ARIES (21 Mar-20 A pril) It’s hard to
meditate in a trombone factory but, i f you're
smart, you'll give it a shot Pretty people
come and go, exciting distractions abound,
as do chances to let your ego make an ass o f
you Nothing's more stale than an old
grudge, nothing's fresher than a new
challenge, unless it's a change o f perspective
Examine your reality for truth masquerading
as illusion Then act accordingly
LIB R A (23 Sept-22 O ct, The roll you’ve
been on continues Luck, good or bad, is the
part o f karma that surprises us What comes
to you is yours, fo r good or ill, and what's
yours right now is pretty good stu ff Accept
good fortune with grace and repay it with
generosity Expect a new opportunity
Greet it with open arms and a magnifying
glass Clarity in all things, especially
responsibiliy.
TAURUS (21 April-20 M ay, Work
continues to be the center your chaos
revolves around Change is afoot The
question becomes should you embrace it or
stand your ground9 Expect the unexpected
and look for keys to new understanding
hiding in plain sight Spend some time
cleaning out closets, put your mental and
physical space in order, and be aware that
what you whistle for might come
SCORPIO (23 Oct-22 Nov 22) Big magic is
afoot Unless you behave badly, you're
poised on the edge o f positive change
Change is another name for growth which is
what Dylan meant by "those not busy being
born are busy dying " Power is never
misplaced, but it can be used unwisely
Meditate on the meaning o f appropriate
action and seek the counsel o f trusted
companions
G E M IN I (21 May-20 June) The winds o f
the universe are blowing at your back. The
challenge is knowing which sails to set
Your decision may be influenced by a new,
and very significant, player Most o f the
great lessons in life are delivered by our
mates and you'd be a crashing nitw it to
underestimate your new teacher Or confuse
the real nature o f the pairing Think long,
think hard, do good
SAGITTARIUS (23 Nov-21 Dec)
Whatever the month is, it won't be boring
New people come to the dance, new
opportunities arise, old habits die hard
When times are good, it's smart to take stock
and figure out what you did that worked
Don't confuse your circumstances with blind
luck, or imagine you can step in front o f
speeding trucks Take care o f the small
things, the large ones follow
CANCER (21 June-22 July) Happy solar
return Resist the urge to go manic and start
believing your own press releases Being
cute is one thing, having substance is
another Step away from the mirror long
enough to notice other people and
acknowledge their needs Invoke your
nurturing spirit and don't be damped by bogs
at work Positive forces are building,
selfishness is in decline
CAPRICORN (22 Dec-19 Jan) Fits and
starts in your professional life, progress is
steady by jerks, new alliances further goals.
New love, or a pronounced deepening o f an
established one, change your perspective on
the world Compete with nothing but your
own personal best and cooperate with those
on the same path Watch for misunder­
standing, make sure it's not your own
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AQUARIUS (20 Jan-18 Feb) Tumultuous is
the word we're looking for The first rule o f
nature, that the only constant is change,
could have been discovered by watching
Aquarians Avoid going o ff half-cocked,
practice patience and self restraint, blow no
bridges before their time Love may not be
what you imagined but it is what it is No
fault, no blame, no error The most enduring
bond is friendship
LEO (23 July-22 August) The bobsled run
to your birthday has begun Matters
unsettle, waters come to a boil Seek
seclusion whenever possible and spend the
quiet in self examination Take each habit
down from the shelf, dust it o ff and see i f it
still works Be ruthless with your faults and
expect nothing but the best from yourself.
Something very large and very good is
looming
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PISCES (19 Feb-20 March) The engines o f
intuition are running full bore Read signs
carefully and remember what a great role
illusion plays in your life Surface and
substance aren't always identical twins
Watch your words and your back, examine
the roots o f attraction, buy nothing that's too
much o f a bargain Recognize forces not
under you control and behave as impeccably
as you can
VIR G O (23 August-22 Sept) The issues are
w ork and money Face them There's a
good chance you’ll be paying for a bonehead
mistake Take your lumps and learn Apply
new seriousness to your work and look at
the relationships that make it easier Accept
the possibility you've run a horse to its knees
and need to move on Recognize the idiocy
o f making snap decisions Sort matters
slowly.
(DON'T BE A VICTIM OF INFERIOR FRAMING)
Jaffe’s Precept; There are some things which are
impossible to know ...but it is impossible to know
these things.
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