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Relaxed
and powerful is the less publicized Virgo, the
ancient mystery Virgo, the Virgin Virgo,
harrassed by no one, pure and unafraid. Known
as Diana to the Romans, Brigid to the Celts, Artemis
to the Greeks, she’s both hard-working and
delightfully free. She’s tuned into elemental
forces, knows the secrets of roots and herbs,
and in utter relaxation, follows the rhythms of
earth and moon. This is the wild and joyful Virgo.
Her spirit is available at this New Moon too.
So you have a choice: Pick a corner of your world
and clean it up—or relax into the perfect dance
of what you’ve already done. Compose the Virgo
list that’s most useful to you now—the half-year’s
triumphs or where you want to improve....
(go to article)
Virgo
New Moon:
System Restore
by Simone Butler
My
CD burning program froze up on me last week, just
as I was trying to get an overdue reading out to
a client. Staving off panic, I called Dell's tech
support. A nice Indian woman with a lilting accent
guided me through a process called "system restore."
I was amazed to learn that it was possible to reset
my computer to the day before the program went awry.
Suddenly, it was as if the glitch had never happened.
If only I could do the same for myself! Reset
my body, for instance, to the day before that overzealous
Rolfer dug his elbow into my shoulder blade 27 years
ago and left me in constant pain. As it turns out,
this idea may not be so far-fetched.... (go
to article)
Everyone has Leo somewhere in his or her birth
chart. It falls to Leo's opposite sign, Aquarius,
to maintain the equality that is so vital
to an organization, a country, or even a family.
If one person consumes more than his or
her share of resources, the whole group is
endangered. Each year, the Aquarius Full
Moon provides a two-week period for considering
this inherent tension between "me" and "us."
Which will win: individualist Leo, or collectivist
Aquarius?....
(go
to article)
Aquarius
Full Moon/Lunar Eclipse:
Lunar Eclipses,
Earthly Instincts
by April Elliott Kent
At
a lunar eclipse our ability to transmit
and receive light - to channel and midwife
divine inspiration - is trumped by the
impulses of pure worldliness. Sometimes,
it's the worldliness of physical disease
or limitation that casts a long shadow;
other times, the pain of Earthly need
and loss. Usually, it's a pain you recognize.
Eclipses have 18 year cycles, so an
eclipse falls in the same sign and the
same part of your chart every 18 years,
and in the opposite spot every nine
years. What happens on the outside,
in your outer life, is a little different
each time - but the thing that's touched
inside of you is exactly the same. At
the lunar eclipse, an antidote to these
earthly difficulties seems to lie in
the celebration of Earth's healing,
stabilizing powers.... (go
to article)
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