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ARIES (21 M ar-19 April): A dandy month to
nounsh a love for the random Smooth sailing
with sudden veering riffs. Heady, windblown
stuff. Fun is not found in battles o f the w ill
Neither, for that matter, is progress. Take what
comes and avoid frittering away good fortune
with complacency. There's no sin in being
practical, no error in relying on yourself more
than others.
LIB R A (23 Sept-23 Oct): For things to get
much better, you’d need to be twins. The world
finds you even cuter than usual, you're given
interesting choices in love. Second chances to
do it right, pretty new cliffs for the heart to
fling itself from. Trust your self confidence,
chart a practical course, hone dreams into
visions. Look more closely at your effect on
people.
TAURUS (20 April-20 May): Energy,
confidence, ambition tempered with a madcap
tendency for self delusion. Another lesson on
flirtation and love. Significant change, subtly
manifested, slowly unfolds. The image you
have o f yourself may not match what the world
sees. Confusing juju. Nothing is
accomplished by being what you’ re not. Dream
the truth and write it down when you wake.
SCORPIO (24 Oct-22 Nov) You’ ve had more
fun months. A lesser person might buckle
under the unrelieved intensity in every aspect
o f life. Not you. You run away if you can and it
may well be your best move. Frustration,
wrath, bruised egos, skinned emotions and
dense misunderstanding. Picture clear yet?
Yes. there’ s a silver lining. You find a good
place to hide.
GEMINI (21 May-21 June): Very amusing. The
world thinks you're cute as a speckled pup and
you suspect it’ s out to get you. While you’ re
boarding up the windows and feeling put upon
and unappreciated, take a moment to address
your nitw it misgivings. Before mistrust o f the
world comes mistrust of yourself. It’ s your
movie, pilgrim. Only you can make it a soap
opera.
SAGITTARIUS (23 Nov-21 Dec): Focus on
practical affairs, infuse drudge with untramelled
jo y. Or, failing that, innovative enthusiasm.
Take stock and compose sonnets on inventory.
Forgo solitude. Work with others, especially
one, brings the best results. Imagine what
you’d be like without your friends, then work to
make sure you never have to find out.
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CANCER (22 June-22 July): Ah, spring.
Success, exuberance, joy, and the nagging
hunch that someone else is responsible for
your neurotic insecurities. Yes, that one again.
Frustration in love doesn’ t necessarily mean
criminal intent. It may sound crazy, but there
may not be anything wrong. Make plans as if
it’ s you who are the architect o f your
experience. Build a good reality.
CAPRICORN (22 Dec-19 Jan): The new
medicine seems to be working out. You're not
your usual bundle o f brooding restraint. Your
upbeat shine and devil may care laugh may
startle and frighten those who know you. This
isn’ t to say they won’ t like it, along with the
rest o f the world. Your check may still be
somewhere in the mail, but other messengers
are interesting indeed.
LEO (23 July-22 August): Time is best spent
tending to business, which prospers. The
spotlight finds you again, you’ re clear eyed and
impeccable. Aside from the sturm and drang of
your emotional life. Ah, love. A door is
closed, a door is opened. Completion balanced
nicely with new loose ends. The heart isn’ t
rational, the mind is an idiot monkey. W ill is
the only constant.
AQUARIUS (20 Jan-18 Feb): Nothing is stable
but the outcome. What doesn’ t change in your
face you change just to see what w ill happen.
Yes, another one o f those runs. Avoid
decisions made on smarmy grounds, keep your
personal affairs clean, your primary
relationship comfortable. Otherwise clean
house, eliminate variables, and fearlessly
tinker with the valves.
VIRGO (23 August-22 Sept): Your karma
flowers, your garden is an earthly delight.
Smell the opportunity, expect adventure and
success. Your mind is sharp, your head is clear,
you understand. Good fortune is never
invisible. You attract energy and support and,
unless you do something incredibly
inappropriate, the credit and applause you want
more than you should.
PISCES (19 Feb-20 Mar): Life is serious
business we mustn’ t take too seriously.
Continue to ground yourself in the real world
while hoisting the kite o f your spirit. Then the
lightning comes. What isn’ t being bom in you
is being forgotten and i f you don’ t create your
reality, something else w ill do it for you. Then
comes the fog and funereal gloom. Reduce your
epic poem to haiku.
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