This Week’s Inspiring Horoscopes From Rob Brezsny’s ‘Free Will Astrology’

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Here’s your weekly horoscope …

FREE WILL ASTROLOGY – Week beginning November 6, 2020
Copyright by Rob Brezsny, FreeWillAstrology.com

ESCORPION (from October 23 to November 21):
“At every crossroads, prepare to be amazed,” wrote Scorpio poet James Broughton. I think it’s poignant advice that you should keep in mind for the next few weeks. Broughton’s words inspired me to propose a corollary for you to pay attention, too: “At every turning point, be prepared to stumble upon an opportunity disguised as a problem.” I have one more clue for you. Last night in my dream, my Scorpio poetry teacher offered a thought that is right for you right now: “Whenever you want to take a twisted, magical leap into the great new future, you must be willing to engage in one last wrestling match. free with the past. . “

SAGITTARIUS (from November 22 to December 21):
Actor Gary Busey is quirky and eccentric, but his quirky spiel sometimes makes sense. Here’s one that I suspect might be helpful for you to consider for the next two weeks: “It’s good that everyone understands that you must love your enemies, simply because your enemies show you things about yourself that you need to change. So actually enemies are friends in reverse. “I don’t mean to imply that your adversaries and nemesis are totally accurate in their criticism of you. But there may be one or two things you can learn from them right now that would really improve. your life.

CAPRICORN (from December 22 to January 19):
Musician John Coltrane described one of his life goals as follows: “There are forces here that bring suffering to others and misery to the world,” he said. “But I want to be the opposite force. I want to be the force that is truly for the good. ” Even if that’s not an intention at the core of your long-term plans, Capricorn, I recommend that you consider embracing it for the next few weeks. Being a vigorous and rigorous force for good will be especially necessary for the people with whom you associate, and it will also result in you attracting interesting benefits.

AQUARIUS (from January 20 to February 18):
Known as “the bad boy of bridge”, Geir Helgemo, born in Aquarius, is a champion in the bridge card game. At times he has been the highest rated player among the Open World Grandmasters. But in 2019, he was suspended from the World Bridge Federation for a year because he tested positive for taking testosterone supplements that are banned. Why did he do it? He has not said. There is some scientific research to suggest that testosterone can stimulate cognitive function, but other evidence says that it is not. I’d like to use Helgemus’s stupidity as a teaching story for your use, Aquarius. According to my astrological analysis, you are approaching the peak of your competence and confidence. You don’t need to cheat, follow, or misbehave in an out-of-place effort to seek an even greater advantage. In fact, fair integrity will improve your intelligence.

PISCES (from February 19 to March 20):
“He really could have turned the corner,” confessed Botswana author Bessie Head. “I mean that people who have visions and see a gigantic light descending on them from the sky cannot all be there, but if they do I feel very happy. If you’re happy and chapped, it’s much better than being unhappy and sane. ”Although I don’t expect your mood in the next few weeks to be as extreme as Bessie Head’s, Pisces, I suspect it will resemble your dreamy joy. If I were to give this next phase a title, it could be “Wise Folly.” And yes, I think its “madness” will generate useful insights and fertile revelations.

ARIES (March 21 to April 19):
Aries poet Charles Baudelaire defended the privilege and luxury of changing your mind. He thought that it was natural and healthy to always keep evolving beyond previous beliefs and attitudes, even if it meant that one might appear inconsistent or irrational. “It is regrettable,” he once proclaimed, “that, among the Rights of Human Beings, the right to contradict oneself has been neglected.” I bring these thoughts to your attention dear Aries so that you can feel at peace with the prospect of overcoming rules, strategies, and approaches that have worked well for you thus far, but are no longer useful.

TAURUS (from April 20 to May 20):
The horoscopes that I write are my love letters to you. As I compose them, my goal is to celebrate your beauty and strength, even as I discern what is lacking in your life and what confusions it might be undermining. In my philosophy of life, this is how love works at its finest: remaining highly aware of the good qualities of the person you love while helping them deal with their problems and heal their wounds. I suggest that in the next few weeks you take my approach to use with your own close relationships. Your allies have a special need for both your praise and your corrections.

GEMINI (from May 21 to June 20):
When Charles de Gaulle was 15 years old, he wrote “General de Gaulle”, a short story in which he imagined himself, many years in the future, as a general in the French army. Thirty-five years later, his imaginary story came true, when he became a general in the free French army fighting Germany in World War II. In the spirit of de Gaulle’s prophecy, and in keeping with current astrological omens, I encourage you to compose a comparable story about your own destiny. Have fun as you visualize in great detail a successful role that you will play months or even years from now.

CANCER (from June 21 to July 22):
In 1903, archaeologists excavating a cave in Cheddar Gorge, England, found the fossilized remains of “Cheddar Man”, a person who had lived there 9,000 years earlier. In 1997, DNA testing revealed that a teacher named Adrian Targett, who lived half a mile from the cave, was a direct descendant of Cheddar Man. I propose that we invoke this scenario to serve as a metaphor for you in the coming months. Based on my analysis of astrological omens, your ancestors are likely to play a larger role in your life than usual. The connections between you and them will be more vivid and influential and worthy of your meditations.

LEO (July 23 to August 22):
According to the movie Amadeo, the composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791) and Antonio Salieri (1750–1825) were adversaries who disliked and undermined each other. But there is evidence that this was not entirely true. In fact, they collaborated in the creation of a cantata performed by Nancy Storace, a famous singer whom they both admired. It is unlikely that they would have cooperated in that way unless they had a working relationship. I suspect a similar correction must be made in your world, Leo. It’s time to dissolve a misunderstanding or restore a lost truth or fix an old story that got some of the facts wrong.

VIRGO (from August 23 to September 22):
The next few weeks will be a good time for you to ask for help and seek support. I urge you to be frank in doing so! Resources that were previously inaccessible may be more available now. I suspect that you will be able to profit from the luck and skill of allies who have benefited from your favors in the past. Your successes could bring you blessings, and your advancements should inspire you to instigate breakthroughs in your own life. Be direct – ask them to lend their influence on your behalf.

LIBRA (from September 23 to October 22):
In the 1970s, an Englishman named Stephen Pile founded the Not Terrfully Good Club. It was designed to be a gathering place for mediocre people whose lives were marked by inadequacy and incompetence. To organize her thoughts on the club’s issues, Pile eventually published a book titled The book of heroic failures. Unfortunately, he sold so many copies that he was kicked out of his own club. It had been too successful! I suspect that in the next few months, you may have an experience similar to yours. The chances are good that you will find interesting success in an area of ​​your life where you have previously been average.

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