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ARIES Aries playwright Samuel Beckett wrote the play
Waiting for Godot. At one point in the tale, the character named Estragon suggests it might be possible, even desirable, to dance first and think afterwards. In response, the character named Pozzo says, By all means, nothing simpler. It’s the natural order. With that in mind, and in accordance with astrological omens, I am going to encourage you to dance first and think afterwards as much as possible in the coming weeks. In my opinion, your ability to analyze and reason will thrive
Freewill Astrology: Weekly horoscope for week of May 20, 2021
Freewill Astrology: Weekly horoscope for week of May 20, 2021
Dear Gemini: In the coming weeks, it will be more important to create yourself anew than to know precisely who you are By Rob Brezsny
Aries Mar 21 | Apr 19
Aries playwright Samuel Beckett wrote the play Waiting For Godot. At one point in the tale, the character named Estragon suggests it might be possible, even desirable, to “dance first and think afterwards.” In response, the character named Pozzo says, “By all means, nothing simpler. It’s the natural order.” With that in mind, and in accordance with astrological omens, I am going to encourage you to dance first and think afterwards as much as possible in the coming weeks. In my opinion, your ability to analyze and reason will thrive to the degree that you encourage your body to engage in enjoyable free-form play. Your power to make good decisions will grow as you take really good care o
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): My friend Jenny s Swedish grandmother used to say to her on a semi-regular basis, åh tänk om vi vore korkade, vi skulle vara så lyckliga, meaning, If only we were stupid, we would be so happy. In the coming weeks, I am asking you to disprove that folk wisdom. According to my analysis of the astrological potentials, now is a favorable time for you to explore ways in which your intelligence might enhance and deepen your enjoyment of life. Your motto should be: The smarter we are, the happier we will be.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Sometime soon I invite you to speak a message similar to what poet Kenneth Rexroth once delivered to a special person in his life. He wrote, Your tongue thrums and moves / Into me, and I become / Hollow and blaze with / Whirling light, like the inside / Of a vast expanding pearl. Do you know anyone who might be receptive to hearing such lyrical praise? If not, create a fantasy character in your imagination to whom you can say
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Aries playwright Samuel Beckett wrote the play Waiting for Godot. At one point in the tale, the character named Estragon suggests it might be possible, even desirable, to dance first and think afterwards. In response, the character named Pozzo says, By all means, nothing simpler. It s the natural order. With that in mind, and in accordance with astrological omens, I am going to encourage you to dance first and think afterwards as much as possible in the coming weeks. In my opinion, your ability to analyze and reason will thrive to the degree that you encourage your body to engage in enjoyable free-form play. Your power to make good decisions will grow as you take really good care of your physical organism and give it an abundance of pleasure and release.