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Showing posts with label horoscopes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horoscopes. Show all posts

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Vast Possibilities

I'm starting to think this may be a weekly staple of my blog. That is, as long as these horoscopes that are so geniusly interpreted are also as palpably applicable and inspiring as they have been in recent weeks. So again, thank you Rob Brezny of The Boulder Weekly for giving me yet another amazing horoscope to contemplate for this week of February 18, 2010.

"“Jane Austen was the spinster daughter of a clergyman who led an uneventful life,” wrote Geoffrey Wheatcroft in The Guardian. “She just happened to write half a dozen flawless masterpieces, which came perfectly formed, not from experience but from imagination.” Most of us don’t have anything close to the inconceivably potent imagination that Austen possessed. But I believe 2010 will be a year when you can access at least a portion of that wondrous capacity. You’ll be able to fantasize about vast possibilities in exquisite detail. You will have great skill at smashing your way free of limiting expectations through the power of your expansive vision. And the coming weeks will be a time when it should all kick into high gear."

Well said! I don't believe I'll find it too difficult to dive back into my imagination again. I can sense it's coming back to me. My capacity to fantasize about all sorts of possibilities is especially intense. So here's to the coming weeks! I can tell they're going to be good ones!

(I'll ignore the mention of Jane Austen being a 'spinster' who never married.)

Thursday, February 11, 2010

"divine the secret self of another"


Week of February 11, 2010

CANCER: Happy Valentine Daze, Cancerian! After meditating about what advice would be most valuable for your love life in the coming months, I decided on this challenge from poet William Butler Yeats: “True love is a discipline in which each divines the secret self of the other and refuses to believe in the mere daily self.” In other words, create in your imagination a detailed picture of your loved ones at their best. Each day, make it a point to feel joy and gratitude for their most excellent beauty and power — as well as the beauty and power that are still ripening and will one day appear in full bloom.

Such a positive and hopeful way to love another: focusing on their potential. I truly believe in this because my heart views everything through rose colored glasses.

Love what the other person can't see in themselves. Love them for the person they don't even know they are.