Ram (March 21, 19): Life asks you to be a source of generosity and strength for people and animals in your atmosphere. I hope that you extend maximum quantities of your natural charisma while giving maximum blessings. Enjoy the admiration and affection that you also deserve, while you convey admiration and affection to others. Here is a secret: the more you share your sources, help and intelligence, the more that good stuff will flow on your way.
Taurus (20 April 20 May): Ceramist Jun Hamada says that trying to force harmony in her art leads to sterile work. “The most beautiful pieces stem from the moments that I stop trying to make them beautiful,” she notes. “They stem from embracing the natural tendencies of the clay, even if they seem to fight against my intentions.” I recommend her in the coming weeks. Your best results can pop up if you allow assumed errors and glitches to play an unexpected part in the process. Alliances can benefit, even deepen by honest friction instead of imposed peace. What happens if you loosen your attachment to allow the maintained harmony to be forced and to run the natural tensions of life?
Gemini (21 May 20 June): Gemini-Born Frank Lloyd Wright (1867–1959) was a productive architect who orchestrated many bold designs. One of his most daring experiments was a project to build a house about a waterfall in Pennsylvania. “It can’t be ready!” said experts. But he did it. Before he was ready to reach the impossible, he had to spend months studying the natural patterns of the site. I bring this to your attention, Gemini, because I believe you are ready to consider your own equivalent of building a house over a waterfall. Prepare well! Do your homework!
Cancer (21 June 22 July): In the early phase of his illustrious career as a photographer, Edward Weston (1886-1958) cultivated a soft-focus, romantic style. But he eventually converted to grim, uncompromising realism. “The camera,” he said, “should be used to take life, to display the substance and typing of the thing itself.” If something is up to you that prefer warm, fuzzy illusions over objective, detailed truth, I advise you to switch from the emphasis for a while. If you want, you can return to the soft-focus approach in June. But for now a sandy, non-sentimental attitude will be essential for your well-being.
Leo (July 23, 25 August): This is my mini-manifesto about change, just in time for a phase when change is most necessary and possible for you. 1. Real change is often a slow and subtle process. There can be rare dramatic shifts, but usually the process is gradual and incremental. 2. Instead of pushing hard for a short time, it is more inclined to change things by pushing on with modest strength for a long -term time. 3. Instead of trying to confront and struggle with a major problem exactly as it is, it is often more effective to break the seemingly insurmountable challenge in small, manageable pieces that can be solved one by one through simple efforts.
Virgin (August 23-sept. 22): Textile artist May Zhang wondered if the synthetic dyes she used on her fabrics were limited. Could there be a greater variety of colors that she could use in her creations? She discovered that her grandmother, with the help of age -old techniques, had produced shades that could not replicate modern dyes. “The most sustainable path ahead,” Zhang concluded, “often includes rediscovering what we have forgotten instead of finding out something completely new.” I recommend that advice to you, Virgo. The solution to a current challenge can arise from looking back instead of pushing forward. Consider which old approaches or traditional wisdom could appeal to you to generate novelty. Weave new applications together with timeless principles.
Libra (23 September-22 October): The moon rises about 50 minutes later every day, and always in a slightly different place on the horizon. The amount of light it shows us is also constant in Flux. And yet where and how tomorrow or ten years will appear from today, is completely predictable. The ever -changing nature follows a rhythmic pattern. I believe that the same is true about our emotions and feelings that are ruled in astrology by the moon. They shift forever, and yet, if we have the big picture of how they occur, we will see that their overall electricity has different patterns. It would be a good time to get to know your power better. See if you can detect recurring motives. Try to develop more objectivity about how your precious emotions and feelings really work. If you do this correctly, you will deepen and improve the leading power of your precious emotions and feelings.
Scorpio (October 23, 9-November): Research shows that intermezzos of productive uncertainty can strengthen the neural paths of our brains – even more than if we consistently jump into an immediate understanding. The most important modificator for this reinforcing uncertainty is ‘productive’. We must be willing to live with balance in our confusion, even welcome and enjoy the fertile mystery that it evokes in us. Neurobiologist Aiden Chen says: “Confusion, when it is well supported, is not an obstacle to learning, but a catalyst for understanding.” These ideas will be a good medicine in the coming weeks, best Scorpio.
Archer (November 22, dec. 21): Persian American author Haleh Liza Geatori translates the poetry of 13one-century sufi mystic rumi. One of their joint books is entitled Gold. She writes: “Rumi’s gold is not the precious metal, but a feeling state has arrived through the alchemical process of burning layers of self, greed, smaller, calculation, doctrine alles. The prayer of Sufism is” teaches me to love. ” Gold is the deepest love.
Capricorn (December 22-Jan. 19): In the coming weeks there will be an excellent time to reformulate the meaning of “emptiness” in your life. To start your search, I will remind you that quiet interlude and gaps can be rejuvenated in your schedule. Sitting still and doing nothing in particular can be a good way to charge your spiritual batteries. Relating yourself from the pressure to be endlessly active can be exactly what you need to open space for new possibilities.
Waterman (January 20, 18-februari): There was a time, many years ago, when I consulted a real -reducing oracle every day of my life. Sometimes it was the tarot or the i ching. I threw the Norwegian runes, automatically writing, used a pendulum or tried bibliomancy. Astrology was of course always in the mix. Looking back on those days, I am amused by my obsession with scrying the future and exposing subconscious movements. But the use of these AIDS had a great result: it helped me to develop my intuition and psychological forces and finally to coordinate that are the ultimate fortune-telling strategy. I bring this under your attention, Waterman, because I believe that you now have an improved force to cultivate and strengthen your intuition and psychological forces.
Fish (19 February 20 March): The fovea is the part of the eye that makes sharp vision possible. People only have one type of fovea, which gives them the ability to see clearly straight ahead. Eagles have both a central and peripheral fovea. The latter gives them an amazing visual acuity for things at bay. This extra assets also coordinates them to accurately detect very slow movements. I suspect that you will have a metaphorical appearance of the perceptual capacity of the eagle in the coming weeks. You will be able to see things that you would not normally see and things that other people cannot see. Take advantage of this super power! Find what you didn’t even know you were looking for.
Homework: Which of your previous best are you ready to surpass?
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