September
1, 2010
Dear
Ones,
September is going to be an active and busy month, especially with
Mercury retrograde from now through September 12. It's a good time
to fix what needs fixing, whether it's your computer or a relationship
that's gotten a bit frayed.
Mercury retrogrades are famous for requiring
us to repeat ourselves, as if the lines of communication somehow break
down in spite of our good intentions. We'll tend to make appointments
and then need to change them, or we'll sign contracts that end up
needing codiciles and restructuring later on. The Post Office might
misplace mail, and people tend to misunderstand each other; a parking
ticket and moving violation can ruin an otherwise nice day. Try to
keep a sense of humor, and remember to focus on details (and rules).
The good news is, Mercury retrogrades are really
good for stopping, taking a deep breath, and catching up on repairs
to the machinery of life as well as the psyche. They're great for
doing journal work and writing your memoirs, as well as delving into
the workings of the mind by stepping back and observing the mind's
patterns. You might feel like doing some dreamwork for clues to your
subconscious, or sitting quietly in meditation to see Who You Are.
Mercury retrogrades are in general not easy for forward movement with
a plan, but they are wonderful for turning your attention to what
is infinite inside you.
We can expect a big news event from September
12-15 having to do with elimination, panic and the Instinctive Center.
This will be followed by breakthrough later that week. Life will then
be shaky and quaky, impulsive and politically demonstrative around
the 20th-21st, with another intense news day around the 24th-25th.
As you can guess, this will not be a month to expect things to go
along normally. It's better to roll with world events and do what
you can to help others, whether or not things go smoothly.
Love,
Emily
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and The Horse Boy: a documentary about a couple who take their
autistic 4-year-old son on a journey to Mongolia to be healed by shamans.
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