Your Beauty and Glory

You can't prepare
so don't prepare
for the marvelous music
the earth makes
whenever you invite
the sun's ever-changing light
to turn you into your unknown self





DREAM AND SCHEME ABOUT YOUR LONG-RANGE FUTURE

Explore your long-range future
with my 3-Part EXPANDED AUDIO HOROSCOPES for the Coming Year.

What new influences will be headed your way in 2020? What fresh resources will you be able to draw on? How can you conspire with life to create the best possible future for yourself?

This week, my EXPANDED AUDIO HOROSCOPES for the Coming Year feature Part 3 of my long-range, in-depth explorations of your destiny in 2020.

Part 1 and Part 2 of your Big-Picture Predictions, which I offered the last two weeks, are also still available.

What will be the story of your life in 2020? How can you exert your free will to create adventures that'll bring out the best in you, even as you find graceful ways to cooperate with the tides of destiny?

To listen to your BIG PICTURE horoscopes online, go HERE.

Register and/or log in through the main page, and then click on the link "Long Range Prediction, Part 3" or "Long Range Prediction, Part 1" or "Long Range Prediction, Part 2." You don't have to listen to them in any special order.

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The cost for the Expanded Audio Horoscopes is $6 per sign. (Discounts are available for multiple purchases.)

Each forecast is 7-9 minutes long.

P.S. You can still access the SNEAK-PEEK AT 2020 from three weeks ago. In these expanded audio horoscopes, I describe some major themes I think you'll be working and playing with in 2020. After you register and/or log in, click on "Three weeks ago (Dec 24, 2018)."





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DISAPPEAR YOUR FEAR

Here’s your mantra: “I disappear my fear. I resurrect my audacity.”

Say it or sing it. Maybe let it flow out of you after you wake each morning and are still lying in bed. Or make it the last sound on your lips as you drop off to sleep.

Have fun with it. Dip into your imagination to come up with different ways to let it fly. Say it as your favorite cartoon character might say it, or like a person with a Swedish accent, like your inner teenager, like a parrot, like the person you’ll be when you’re 84 years old.

“I disappear my fear. I resurrect my audacity. I disappear my fear. I resurrect my audacity.”






EMPATHY IS A SUPERPOWER

The ability to imagine and empathize with the lives of others is a superpower.

A person who bases his political and philosophical opinions solely on his own personal life experience is dangerously deficient in his empathy and his ability to imagine the real lives of others.

Anyone who has an inability and unwillingness to conceive that others have different destinies than his, different problems and difficulties from his that make it difficult to do what he conceives himself as having done, is insulated by privilege.





MY FAMILY AND I

I'm sobbing daily for the world's pain.

But I feel healthy, and have a wonderful family.





GOOD NEWS

Mauro Gatti and Julija Nėjė got bored with the media's insistence on offering us such a relentless stream of bad news, so they illustrated 50 of the best good news stories from 2019.






HOW TO BE A HAPPIER PERSON


Ways To Be A Happier Person In 2020:

1. Conquer one anxiety

2. Lock down a sleep schedule that works for you

3. Find one small self-care act that works for you and prioritize it

4. Spend at least 10 minutes a day outside

5. Regularly practice a simple mindfulness exercise

6. Say nice things about yourself

7. Work on a project that helps other people or bolsters the health of the environment

8. Give up or cut back on one unhealthy habit

9. Find a physical activity you love

10. Try meditation

11. Stop negative thoughts in their tracks

12. Invest in a quality relationship

13. Set better boundaries

14. Make a progress list each week

15. Allow yourself to be sad

16. Get a therapist if you’re able to do it

17. Write in a gratitude journal


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YOUR VOW?

"I vow to interpret every experience as a direct dealing of Goddess with my soul."

OR

"I vow to interpret every experience as a direct dealing of God with my soul."





MORE ABOUT YOUR LONG-RANGE FUTURE

I've written four sets of horoscopes that preview the Big Picture of your life in 2020.

What new influences will be headed your way in 2020? What fresh resources will you be able to draw on? How can you conspire with life to create the best possible future for yourself?





WHAT ARE YOUR RELATIONSHIP GOALS FOR 2020?

What are your relationship goals for 2020?

To stimulate your imagination, I offer below some of my ideas on relationship.





CAST A LOVE SPELL ON YOURSELF

Experiment: Compose and cast a love spell on yourself. There's no need to consult pagan books about how to proceed. It may even be better if you improvise homemade conjurations and incantations. Be sure to formulate a clear intention of what you want to accomplish with your mojo.

Example: "I want to make myself irresistibly lovable." For best results, stand naked in front of an altar crammed with magical objects that symbolize both lust and compassion.





WHAT'S GETTING IN THE WAY OF ROBUST INTIMACY?

A common obstruction to a vital intimate relationship is what I call the assumption of clairvoyance. You imagine, perhaps unconsciously, that your partner or friend is somehow magically psychic when it comes to you—so much so that he or she should unfailingly intuit exactly what you need, even if you don't ask for it. This fantasy may seem romantic, but it can undermine the most promising alliances.

To counteract any tendencies you might have to indulge in the assumption of clairvoyance, practice stating your desires aloud.




THE SKILLFUL AUDACITY TO SHARE AN INNER LIFE

Gertrude Stein defined love as "the skillful audacity required to share an inner life." It suggests that expressing the truth about who you are is not something that amateurs do very well. Practice and ingenuity are required. It also implies that courage is an essential element of successful intimacy. You've got to be adventurous if you want to weave your life together with another's.

Comments? Examples? Refutations? Action steps?