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What would you say is the most worn-out thing about you, Leo? Attend to it. You are likely to attract extra help and inspiration as ...
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Free Will Astrology (June 27)
Taurus, now is an excellent time to start learning a new language or to increase your proficiency in your native tongue. Or both. It’s also ...
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Free Will Astrology (June 20)
Has anyone stolen some of your power? Does anyone insist that only they can give you what you need? If there are people who fit ...
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Free Will Astrology (June 13)
Keep doing what you have been doing, Gemini. Entertain us with your unruly escapades and gossip-worthy breakthroughs. Encourage us to question our dull certainties and ...
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Free Will Astrology (June 6)
Your ancestors may have messages for you, Scorpio. Go in search of missing information about your origins.
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Free Will Astrology (May 30)
Enjoy fantasizing about your dream home, Pisces. Imagine the comfortable sanctuary that would inspire you to feel utterly at home in your body, your life ...
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Free Will Astrology (May 23)
Mysterious energies will soon begin healing at least some of the wounds in your financial genius, Taurus. As a result, I predict new powers of ...
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Free Will Astrology (May 16)
Now that your mind, heart and world have opened wide, Virgo, try to anticipate how they might close down if you’re not always as bold ...
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Free Will Astrology (May 9)
Do you believe there are divine beings, animal spirits and departed ancestors who are willing and able to help us, Gemini? If not, you may ...
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Free Will Astrology (May 2)
Capricorn, take an inventory of what gives you pleasure, bliss and rapture. It’s an excellent time to identify the thrills that you love most.
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Free Will Astrology (April 25)
I encourage you to be like a hunter in the coming weeks, Pisces. Not for wild animals, but for wild clues, wild signs and wild ...
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Free Will Astrology (April 18)
I am not advising you to timidly huddle in your comfort zone, Gemini. On the contrary. I highly recommend you stretch your limits.
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Free Will Astrology (April 11)
Now is a favorable time to make initial inquiries, ask for free samples and enjoy window shopping, Aries. But it’s not an opportune time to ...
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Free Will Astrology (April 4)
Always opt for unruly beauty over tidy regimentation, Leo. Blend your fate with influences that exult in creative expressiveness, genial fertility and deep feelings.
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Free Will Astrology (March 28)
Sagittarius, for your own selfish sake, you need to pour out more adoration and care and compassion than you ever have before.
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Free Will Astrology (March 21)
It’s an excellent time to heal your memories and to be healed by them, Capricorn. Cultivate deep gratitude for your past as you give the ...
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Free Will Astrology (March 14)
Are there parts of your life that have been divided, and you would like to harmonize them? Now is a good time to try, Virgo.
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Free Will Astrology (March 1)
Virgo, you are in urgent need of re-dedicating yourself to your heart's desire.
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Free Will Astrology (February 29)
Now is a time to be extra proactive in learning from your heroes, Gemini—and rounding up new heroes to be influenced by.
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