“CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): In his book *The Way of Transition,* William Bridges defines the “neutral zone” as “that in-between time, after you’ve let go of your old life and before you have fully discovered and incorporated your new life.” Sound familiar? Maybe the neutral zone where you’re currently simmering isn’t as dramatic as that — maybe you haven’t been stripped of every single certainty and you’re not wandering in limbo. But I suspect you have at least let go of one aspect of your old familiar rhythm and have yet to ease into the one that’ll be familiar in the
future. My advice? Don’t rush it. Get all you can out of this unique and educational time in the neutral zone.”
Rob Brezsny’s Astrology Newsletter, December 9, 2009
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Rob Brezsny’s Astrology Newsletter

November 18, 2009

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): “There is a saying that when the student is ready, the teacher appears,” writes Clarissa Pinkola Estes in her book *Women Who Run with the Wolves.* But the magic of that formula may not unfold with smooth simplicity, she says: “The teacher comes when the soul, not the ego, is ready. The teacher comes when the soul calls, and thank goodness — for the ego is never fully ready.” I’d love it if the information I just provided encouraged you to feel right at home with the jarring yet nurturing lessons that are on the way.

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nataliesnotebook:

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Happy (almost) Halloween! spazzy: samdesantis: (via krystalvixen)

Happy (almost) Halloween!

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samdesantis:

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Since Shane recently learned from Ancestry.com that his last name has more to do with bears than beers, perhaps the gentleman in the straw hat is one of his ancestors? disorganization: the caption for this image is: “white people with pet bear cub”

Since Shane recently learned from Ancestry.com that his last name has more to do with bears than beers, perhaps the gentleman in the straw hat is one of his ancestors?

disorganization:

the caption for this image is: “white people with pet bear cub”

disorganization: for all my lovers out there source unknown

disorganization:

for all my lovers out there

source unknown

This is my new favorite thing on the internet. Not this picture in particular, but this site in both concept and execution. myparentswereawesome: Barbara Submitted by Jessica

This is my new favorite thing on the internet. Not this picture in particular, but this site in both concept and execution.

myparentswereawesome:

Barbara

Submitted by Jessica

[info]weetziefae said that I’m the only person she knows who decided to write a zine after only reading 2-3. This is true!



I made a zine

32 half-sized pages about my family, my favorite holiday, and a whole bunch of recipes raided from my grandma’s cookbook.  I decided to make this because for the last two generations, when a kid in our family moves out, my grandma provides them with a black ledger book full of family recipes.  My brother and sister and I all got the book, but only…

I really feel like this is one of the sweetest and maybe sexiest album covers ever. via upload.wikimedia.org

I really feel like this is one of the sweetest and maybe sexiest album covers ever.

via upload.wikimedia.org

“CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): What if a billion Chinese people jumped up
into the air at the same exact moment? Would they create, at the
moment they landed, a shockwave that would cause an earthquake on the
opposite side of the world, in Chile and Argentina? No one knows. I’d like
to propose a not unsimilar but more interesting experiment. What if every
Capricorn who reads this horoscope reserves one minute at exactly 1 pm
EDT on September 12, and during that time you all meditate intently on a
single glowing thought, which is this: All of you Capricorns deserve an act
of uncanny grace that will help free you from one of your most oppressive
beliefs.”
Rob Brezsny’s Astrology Newsletter - September 9, 2009