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Consider this: No matter how many years you've been an Aries or a Virgo or a Scorpio, or whatever your Sun sign happens to be, you're still busy defining what that is. Each Sun sign is a particular signature for expressing all that it is to be human. With positive bits, challenging bits, silly bits, and quirky bits. So, it makes sense that each would have its own particular blind spot. A part of their nature that isn't always obvious to them since they're totally engrossed in being, well, themselves. It’s not always easy to be objective while you are exploring all the nooks and crannies of your Sun sign. After all, you didn't come in aware of all the tools in your tool kit. You're ...
If February is the month of love, chocolate, and all things "Valentiney," why is it such a dark, depressing month? February seems to last the longest of the winter months, in spite of being our shortest calendar month (extra leap day notwithstanding). Part of the problem is that we are still waiting for the sun to return—for those of us in northerly climates, Imbolc really has no feeling of "the return of light," even though we know in our heads that it's true. It's still dark, cold, and there seems to be no end in sight. In fact, I read that the nation’s most statistically depressing day falls in January, as people are saddled with post-holiday bills, short amounts of ...
You have bewitched me. —Jane Austin, Pride and Prejudice How to Enchant a Man is an entertaining and enjoyable guide into the world of loving enchantments, romantic spells, and women's witchery. Designed for both single and married enchantresses, this is a fun and pleasurable book that invites you, the reader, into the world of personal improvement. It urges you to reclaim your feminine power, to focus on your captivating abilities as a woman, and to bring more romance, laughter, love, and magick into your life. There is so much more to love magick than the "You shall be mine…" type of fictional love spell. For magick to be transformational, it must affect you on an ...
My mother will tell you I entered the world with "my voice fully engaged," the politically correct term for "screaming at the top of my lungs." I will tell you that I entered the world announcing my mission—advocacy. Over the years I have had many opportunities to describe and refine that mission. Why, then, did I internally stumble several weeks ago when a radio host asked me to define advocacy? Was it because I was still too raw to discuss it as it relates to my husband's illness? Was it because I now realize this is an "evolving" definition? Was it because my definition has subtly changed? The answer to all these questions is, "yes." However, that still does not resolve for me ...
