New Moon on Jan 29., 6:15 a.m. PST
It's the Lunar New Year, also.
Gong xi fa tsai!
"We've reached the midpoint between winter and spring* that marks increasing light, hope, and vision. Faith blossoms and great dreams can be born! Dream a dream of a free and peaceful world as the focus on your personal desires and goals gives way to a broader more humanitarian perspective.
"The work of the last cycle helped you clear the path for new ideas and ways of thinking, and the individual goals you targeted last month can now find expression and expansion within group efforts. Social interactions, friends, and group activities will be in the spotlight all month long. You'll find the assistance of others can be magical, as long as the needs of the team don't overtake the rights of any particular individual.
"If you keep the pathway open between your head and your heart, ask questions and are willing to think out of the box... you'll find real progress is possible."
via Moonsurfing
* It's considered springtime in Asia right now; the Lunar New Year is also referred to as the spring festival.
Additionally, from an astronomical standpoint, there are really just two seasons: winter and summer. From the time of the vernal equinox to the autumnal eqx. it's summer, and the opposite is winter: growing, warming, brightening and blooming, then withdrawing, darkening, restoring and re-emerging.
Gong xi fa tsai!
"We've reached the midpoint between winter and spring* that marks increasing light, hope, and vision. Faith blossoms and great dreams can be born! Dream a dream of a free and peaceful world as the focus on your personal desires and goals gives way to a broader more humanitarian perspective.
"The work of the last cycle helped you clear the path for new ideas and ways of thinking, and the individual goals you targeted last month can now find expression and expansion within group efforts. Social interactions, friends, and group activities will be in the spotlight all month long. You'll find the assistance of others can be magical, as long as the needs of the team don't overtake the rights of any particular individual.
"If you keep the pathway open between your head and your heart, ask questions and are willing to think out of the box... you'll find real progress is possible."
via Moonsurfing
* It's considered springtime in Asia right now; the Lunar New Year is also referred to as the spring festival.
Additionally, from an astronomical standpoint, there are really just two seasons: winter and summer. From the time of the vernal equinox to the autumnal eqx. it's summer, and the opposite is winter: growing, warming, brightening and blooming, then withdrawing, darkening, restoring and re-emerging.
New Moon on Jan 29., 6:15 a.m. PST
mr damon, 16:37
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