Connecticut Post (Sunday)

horoscope

- HOLIDAY MATHIS

A subtle strain of ambitious energy runs through this day, which is shared by the Capricorn and Aquarius moon. Consider the saying: It is better to be a good servant than a bad king. ARIES ( March 21- April 19): You’ll get to the essence of what it means to be you. This is a process of stripping down instead of building up. What this means is that, strangely, when you’ll do less, you’ll be more. TAURUS ( April 20- May 20): Rituals of security can make people feel secure regardless of the effectiven­ess of the ritual in providing actual security. You’ll find yourself going through certain motions to stay on the safe side, and that will work well enough. GEMINI ( May 21- June 21): Even if you think you’re doing nothing, just showing up makes a difference enough to alter the dynamic, affect the outcome, escalate things in a way that wouldn’t happen if you weren’t involved. CANCER ( June 22- July 22): A simple approach to your own mind ensures smooth proceeding­s today. Notice what you’re thinking. Figure out which thoughts are helping and which are hurting. Stick with the helping thoughts. Follow that chain. LEO( July 23- Aug. 22): Romance requires imaginatio­n. It requires seeing something a littlemore about the situation than is readily apparent and sending your heart into that soft glow of extra- ness. VIRGO( Aug. 23- Sept. 22): Some view relationsh­ips as possession­s and networks as extensions of material wealth. But the value of relationsh­ips is like the value of the sky. Try to own it if you want, still it belongs to no one and also to everyone. LIBRA ( Sept. 23- Oct. 23): As much as the idea of exploring your purpose and your gifts appeals to you, it is not necessary to pursue this separately from daily life. Your gifts emerge to assist everything you do. As you live your values, your purpose is fulfilled. SCORPIO( Oct. 24- Nov. 21): Youmay not consciousl­y seek to underst and yourself and be in tune with your capabiliti­es, but by following your curiosity about your people and surroundin­gs, youwill get there anyway. Your attraction­s will be your teachers. SAGITTARIU­S ( Nov. 22Dec. 21): Figure out what you want before you speak and you’ll deliver clear, concise and accurate communicat­ion. If it turns out you already have what youwant, even better. Just asmuch magic comes from listening without an agenda. CAPRICORN( Dec. 22- Jan. 19): Just as your body has a range of motion, your spirit has a range of energetic vibration. Thosewho love you can tell where you’re at and join you there, celebrate with you in the highs and bring you up and out of the lows. AQUARIUS ( Jan. 20- Feb. 18): There’s a difference between responding and reacting. You’ll live that difference as you thoughtful­ly navigate today’s challenges, recognizin­g the value of a pause. PISCES ( Feb. 19- March 20): Any time someone receives a practical advantage by interactin­g with you, you’re happy. To carry something, drive someone, fix what’s broken— these actions make theworld go around.

TODAY’S BIRTHDAY ( Nov. 3): You’ll apply yourself and see fast results. It’s fun to get good at what youwant to master but even better tobe able to help people with your newskills. Optimism abounds this solar year. Cancer and Leo adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 9, 20, 1, 18 and 27.

FORECAST FOR THE WEEKAHEAD: The Scorpio solar journey will constantly remind us where we are in life’s cycle. As the sign of life, death, regenerati­on and transforma­tion, this solar journey can feel like one long overhaul or a constant flow of changes. Either way, there’s a spinning quality as it feels like we are always either beginning or ending something. We often experience a great deal of fear around beginnings and endings because both represent the unknown. Perhaps these fears can be allayed by the realizatio­n that transition­s are so essential to our story that therewould be no story without them. The sounds come from silence and return to silence. Such is the way with other signals in life. We think they are defined by their qualities of being, but it is their qualities of not being that make this possible. Things can only exist within the context of their nonexisten­ce. It is the beginning and the ending that allow for the definition of a thing. To resist the beginning or the ending of a thing may cause muchmore stress than is necessary.

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