Horoscopes
Horoscopes for January 2004
Aries (March 20-April 19)
As you’ve just learned, a political solution is much easier than one involving conflict or force, particularly if you’re fighting yourself. The thing with political means is that they often involve compromise, and that which you’re most likely to compromise on at the moment is something that’s quite essential to whom you are. I suggest you set the terms of your negotiation in advance, with yourself, so you’ve got a short list of the issues you’re willing to trade and exchange. Meanwhile, there’s another factor involved of which no party to the discussion is likely to be aware at the moment, but you’re going to be the first to notice. It falls under the general heading of “why this discussion is so important,” and I trust you’ll recognize it when you see it.
Taurus (April 19-May 20)
Gemini (May 20-June 21)
Please pause and take in the vista of your life. Make a point of it; perhaps devote an entire day to the purpose, traveling far enough from your usual routine to be able to see and feel your experience of being consciously alive. You have a rare perspective right now, one unlike any you’ve experienced in this lifetime. I propose that it offers several beautiful opportunities. One is being able to see the world from the viewpoint of others. Another is being able to experience yourself as others experience you. There is a miracle involved, and perspective is the word that keeps coming to mind. Perception is a box and if you look, you’ll see that the universe is decidedly not a box.
Cancer (June 21-July 22)
This is your year to learn about children, and taking care of them. Children are in one respect the forgotten people of the world, and in another, they are the pawns of the political system. Many people claim to have their best interests in mind, but instead are driven by precisely the opposite agenda. Parenting, or any contact with children, must invoke in the adult the experience of being a child: the vulnerability, curiosity, fear, and yearning for attention. This and only this is what can break the spiral of abuse in which Western culture is spinning so wildly. Given the world condition, we’re all in the position of needing to be that much more loving, protective, and aware. You’ve not only got something to learn about all of this, you’ve got a few things to teach.


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