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Michael O'Connor Gaming Guru - Page 2 Horoscope for the Week of May 8, 20058 May 2005
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This year the New Moon in Taurus coincides with Mother's Day. Mothers are truly the portal to physical reality. Others would choose more sentimental words, yet when we stop to remember that we start our physical life in our mother's body, we can gain a glimpse of the miracle, the sacrifice and the holy nature of mother. ... (read more)
Horoscope for the Week of April 24, 200525 April 2005
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The last week of winter is upon us and soon it will be spring. With unseasonably warm temperatures this winter, one wonders if spring will be like summer. Is this a natural cycle or is it a consequence of global warming? It is difficult not to assume a business as usual attitude due to ... (read more)
Horoscope for the week of April 17, 200517 April 2005
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A quiet revolution with very large implications is currently brewing in the labs of many renowned scientists. Four hundred years ago when the scientific revolution began so too did the debate as to whether life, human life in particular, began by chance or by choice. Odds against ... (read more)
Horoscope for the week of Mar 27, 200527 March 2005
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Last week the Sun and Mars entered the signs Aries and Aquarius respectively within about six and a half hours of one another, on the first day of Spring! Then on March 22 Venus entered Aries. The planets are the first principle in Astrology and this planetary activity signifies a one month period with a particularly high vibration. ... (read more)
Horoscope for the week of Mar 20, 200520 March 2005
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Spring is officially here. I could have said technically because Spring Equinox is traditionally March 21 but this year the Sun enters Aries in the Tropical Zodiac on March 20, at 4:34 am Pacific Time. The Zero degrees Aries Point or Vernal Equinox point is very powerful both literally and symbolically. ... (read more)
Horoscope for the week of March 13, 200511 March 2005
Tip of the Week:
The last week of winter is upon us and soon it will be spring. With unseasonably warm temperatures this winter, one wonders if spring will be like summer. Is this a natural cycle or is it a consequence of global warming? It is difficult not to assume a business as usual attitude due to ... (read more)
Horoscope for the week of Mar 6, 20056 March 2005
Tip of the Week:
With unseasonably warm temperatures in the North West at least, many people are happy to have a break from the ravages of winter. At deeper levels however, one wonders if this unusual weather pattern is an aspect of larger natural cycles or is it due to global warming. Many suspect the latter. ... (read more)
Horoscope for the week of February 27, 200527 February 2005
Tip of the Week:
In 1977 a new planetoid was discovered orbiting between Saturn and Uranus. Many Astronomers did consider it to be a comet and many still do, yet others recognize certain unique, maverick qualities of this celestial orb that puts it is a league of its own. This planetoid or tiny planet is called Chiron. ... (read more)
Horoscope for the week of February 20, 200520 February 2005
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Pisces is a sign as peculiar as two fish out of water! Since Pisces represents the subconscious and the disembodied soul, people strongly influenced by the twelfth and last sign of the Zodiac can at best be described as mystical, meditative, imaginative, compassionate, sensitive, subtle, psychic and wise. ... (read more)
Horoscope for the week of February 13, 200513 February 2005
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Aquarius is the sign of humanitarianism and democracy. Not surprisingly, these themes are foremost on the airwaves these days. After all, we are now well into the Age of Aquarius. An age last for 2160 years and this one began at least 150 years ago. Aquarius governs science and technology, inventiveness, communications and revolution. ... (read more)
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