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Wednesday, November 18,2009
Free Will Astrology

Nov. 19-25: Caterpillar to Butterfly

By Rob Brezsny
"There's nothing in a caterpillar that tells you it's going to be a butterfly," said philosopher Buckminster Fuller. I encourage you to make that your personal motto in the coming weeks...
Wednesday, November 11,2009
Free Will Astrology

Nov. 12-18: Tilling the Soil With a Giant Machine

By Rob Brezsny
What’s more remarkable is that she was a newcomer, having had less than a week’s experience in the fine art of tilling the soil with a giant machine ...
Wednesday, November 4,2009
Free Will Astrology

Nov. 5-11: Old Blood & Guts

By Rob Brezsny
ARIES (March 21-April 19)There was a time when wetlands were considered dismal and unproductive. At best they were thought to be a waste of space, and at worst stinky breeding grounds for insect pests
Wednesday, October 28,2009
Free Will Astrology

Oct. 29-Nov. 4: Hero With a Thousand Faces

By Rob Brezsny
This Halloween, I urge you to make a break with tradition and show five or six of the real you’s lurking below your poker face. Costume suggestion: be inspired by Joseph Campbell’s “hero with a thousand faces.”
Wednesday, October 21,2009
Free Will Astrology

Oct. 22-28: Invoke the Full Powers of Your Imagination

By Rob Brezsny
ARIES (March 21-April 19)“The clouds are the most fertile part of the sky,” writes Guy Murchie in his book The Seven Mysteries of Life. Microbes with short life cycles live there in abunda
Wednesday, October 14,2009
Free Will Astrology

Oct. 15-21: Inhabit the Tiger

By Rob Brezsny
Your homework is to spend 10 minutes envisioning yourself inhabiting the body of a tiger ...
Wednesday, October 7,2009
Free Will Astrology

Oct. 8-14: More Heat & Light

By Rob Brezsny
The sun shines brighter on my new home. The old place had resemblances to a cave and was surrounded by tall trees. My new space is surrounded by a wide sky and drinks in the solar radiance from dawn to dusk.
Wednesday, September 30,2009
Free Will Astrology

Oct. 1-7: Living a Victorious Life

By Rob Brezsny
Is the electron a wave or a particle? Physicists had to conduct thousands of experiments to arrive at the definitive answer, which is that it's both.
Wednesday, September 23,2009
Free Will Astrology

Sept. 24-30: Celebrate the Pleasures of Emptiness

By Rob Brezsny
Seek redress and vindication from those people...
Wednesday, September 16,2009
Free Will Astrology

Sept. 17-23: Evolution Expedited

By Rob Brezsny
This temporary talent won’t work on wine, but it could perform wonders with other processes that would benefit from having their evolution expedited ...
 
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