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Free Will Astrology (Week of July 30)
Your assignment, Virgo: Compose a vigorous prayer in which you ask life for something you fear you don’t deserve or are not supposed to want.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of July 23)
Libra, the coming months will be a favorable time to triple your devotion to the art of rowdy fun. I urge you to attend more ...
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Free Will Astrology (Week of July 16)
I’d like to suggest channeling your rebellious spark into grander acts, Sagittarius. In the weeks ahead, you will be carrying some potent renegade energy.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of July 9)
Taurus, you’ll move with style and purpose if you take quick jaunts, dare gentle risks and make a few nimble leaps of faith.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of July 2)
Capricorn, your intimate world is ripe for a fresh infusion of lucid, straightforward honesty.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of June 25)
In the coming weeks, Sagittarius, memories and patterns you thought were lost will surface with intriguing clarity.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of June 18)
Your educational opportunities are currently richer than usual, Taurus. To extract the full benefit, you must match the verve and vigor of your teachers.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of June 11)
Virgo, you are poised to transform your self-image so vigorously that you begin to regard yourself as a flawless exemplar of quirky, one-of-a-kind beauty.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of June 4)
I invite you to direct your generous attention toward your shakiest skills, Capricorn. Glorious growth will happen.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of May 28)
I invite you to be cunning while remaining honorable, Aries. Practice subtle strategy in service of higher aims.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of May 21)
To be blunt, dear Libra, I think you need soul medicine that’s most available in frontiers, borderlands and thresholds.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of May 14)
Do your best to navigate through conflict or alienation, and then instigate generous acts of rebonding, Scorpio. Don’t sulk, be evasive or go silent. Be ...
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Free Will Astrology (Week of May 7)
Be alert for key insights that emerge from improvisation and experimentation, Capricorn.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of April 30)
Your restlessness is building, Virgo. How much longer will you pretend you don’t sense the pull of bright temptations and appealing sanctuaries?
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Free Will Astrology (Week of April 23)
Sagittarius, I predict that you will invigorate your instinctual vitality as you clear emotional sediment and ground your energy in the earth’s rich rhythms.
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Free Will Astrology (Week of April 16)
Libra, I find fault with the culture you live in, which is obsessed with one-dimensional certainty. II would give you permission to take your time ...
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Free Will Astrology (Week of April 9)
The current phase of your destiny could disturb you if you’re not super patient, Taurus. Life seems to be teasing you with promises that then ...
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Free Will Astrology (Week of April 2)
Nothing makes you relax better than being surrounded by elegance, grace, and loveliness, Libra. Now is a good time to recommit yourself to this key ...
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Free Will Astrology (March 26)
Experiment boldly, Aquarius, and don’t fear stumbles and bumbles. But learn from each one and adjust your approach. The goal is eventual success that’s informed ...
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