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Venus Retrograde in Aries: Waking Life
"The dreamer is banished to obscurity. Well, I'm trying to change all that, and I hope you are too. By dreaming, every day. Dreaming with our hands and dreaming with our minds. Our planet is facing the greatest problems it's ever faced, ever. So whatever you do, don't be bored; this is absolutely the most exciting time we could have possibly hoped to be alive. And things are just starting."
-- The Man on the Train, Waking Life
Dear Friend and Reader:
A few weeks after the 9/11 incident, an animated film called Waking Life was released to the public. You might think of it as a synchronous souvenir of the moment when things got really weird: when the nature of existence shifted, and a split occurred. The main aspect of the time was Saturn in Gemini (parallel realities) confronted by Pluto in Sagittarius (a belief bomb), all magnified by the Great Attractor (and directly connected to the U.S. birth chart).
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Still from "Waking Life," directed by Richard Linklater.
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That split was best described at the time by "Bush's brain," Karl Rove, who told a New York Times reporter, "We're an empire now, and when we act, we create our own reality. And while you're studying that reality -- judiciously, as you will -- we'll act again, creating other new realities, which you can study too, and that's how things will sort out."
Waking Life follows a young man portrayed by Wiley Wiggins, who goes through existence awakening from one dream to the next. He begins to question whether he's awake and alive, or asleep and dreaming. As he does, he meets a series of individuals who provide him with different ideas about the meaning of life. If you've ever been interested in existential philosophy, this film is an excellent introduction.
The film was acted live and shot in High-8 video, an ordinary consumer format. Then its scenes were split up and each given to a different team of animators who gave their segment of the movie a different feeling and effect using an old technique called Rotoscope. The visual styles are constantly changing, which gently induces a dream-like state in the viewer. Sometimes the visuals are loose, with everything sliding around. Sometimes the scene is trim and tidy, with clean edges and seeming to be real.
Many philosophies have questioned whether all of consciousness is a form of a trance. There's a model of consciousness that proposes that all we do is go from one trance to another, as if everything is a dream. But the idea of trance or dream is meaningless without some corresponding notion of being awake and alert.
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Still from "Waking Life," directed by Richard Linklater.
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This reminds me of our current astrology. We seem to be moving from one dream to the next, with clusters of planets in Pisces and Aries influencing one another. Pisces, with the Sun and Mercury conjunct Neptune, seems to be the environment of the dream.
Aries, with its self-assertiveness, would seem to be the environment of 'actual' reality. It is the 'I am' to the 'I believe' of Pisces. Yet the two are playing off of one another, feeding one another, and are morphing back and forth. What is identity but a set of beliefs? What is the dream, except evidence of the dreamer's actual life?
Venus retrograde, which begins Saturday and ends April 15, involves the repeated movement of that planet between Aries and Pisces. Another interesting bit is that Venus, the ruling planet of Libra, is in its opposite sign Aries. So this brings in the theme of projection in relationships (covered in the Libra Book of Your Life reading, called "The True Mirror").
Anything happening in Aries calls attention to Uranus conjunct Eris in Aries, which will be exact for the third and last time in this cycle on March 17 (the conjunction after that happens about a century from now). Though Karl Rove was not directly referencing this, the "alternate reality" that was emerging in 2001 was the internet.
I think of the 'net as a low astral plane, one that's morphed with physical reality such that we can dial it in with a device like a portable phone or game console. It follows some of the rules of the astral plane (it's ephemeral, polarized, nonlocal, chilly, and constantly changing). It also follows some rules of physical reality (tracking physical location, leaving a time stamp on anything and subject to documentation).
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Still from "Waking Life," directed by Richard Linklater.
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This blend of some physical properties and some dream properties is extremely destabilizing to consciousness -- mainly by separating us from our bodies. It's exciting if you're an explorer or pioneer of dreams.
As with bardo (the between-lifetimes state documented in the Tibetan Book of the Dead), it's easy to lose your way or lose yourself in this maze. It's possible to be deceived, and to deceive yourself -- and as a result, you can create plenty of karma. In other words, what you say and do on the internet counts. Yes, it’s easy to delete people, or to treat them badly, or to do things you would not normally do in physical space, and seem to get a pass. You can encounter things that are not true and act on them; it’s possible to lie casually. All of this counts as much as physical action, the more so for potentially influencing many people.
The main effect, though, is the paradox of Wiley Wiggins in Waking Life: it's no longer so easy to discern what is a dream and what is real. Maybe this means everything is a dream; maybe it means everything is real; maybe it means we must bring plenty of discernment to our process of living, and do what we can to sort out the difference.
You might think of Venus in Aries as the self you project onto the internet. It has a touch of glamour (a lot or a little), which comes through in the nonstop PR campaign that most people wage online. The presentation can differ radically from circumstance to circumstance, and it's rare that these differences are reconciled.
Your internet avatar does not feel anything; you have to do that. It's mostly (or entirely) concerned with itself. You have to consciously bring the greater awareness of a world around us, of a shared and mutual environment.
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Still from "Waking Life," directed by Richard Linklater.
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As an astrological placement (such as in a natal chart), Venus in Aries asks the question: who responds to whose feelings? Venus in Aries seems to presume as a point of origin that the world will do all of the responding.
Over time, Venus in Aries learns that at best we need to be mutually responsive and mutually aware; otherwise we face the prospect of seemingly impenetrable loneliness. Said another way, much of the satisfaction of relationships comes from being responsive to the lives of the people you care about. I recognize that it’s possible to overdo this, and that balance is necessary, though I’m talking about a particular emotional state. If you find a sick kitten and nurse it back to health, you will share a bond thanks to that gesture.
Venus in Aries has to work extra hard to understand where people are coming from -- and it's worth the effort. Venus in Aries also benefits from telling people where it's coming from, so that others don't have to guess. Those are big variables, and a lot can go wrong if they're not accounted for. Guessing and lack of understanding of feelings can make communication difficult and erode trust. Alternately, sharing of feelings and of one's personal reality can build trust and understanding.
When a planet stations retrograde, its condition changes, and it's experienced differently in consciousness. It becomes prominent; we notice its existence in a new way. Whatever that planet represents might become a question rather than a statement. Retrograde references inner reality rather than outer; it references the past rather than the present; and it can exist within a bubble of alternate 'reality'.
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Still from "Waking Life," directed by Richard Linklater.
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The theme of our lives these days seems to be about bursting our personal reality bubbles so that we can join consciousness with other beings. Some of this is being egged on by our imposter POTUS, but he's not the common 'enemy'. Rather, the lack of awareness is. Persistent lack of awareness and active denial are driving our whole environment into a toxic state.
Try to bring up global warming and someone will invariably say, as if on cue, that it's not real. That is a seemingly competing reality. Even if you know that person is full of shit, you are still put into a position to defend or affirm your version of events. There are many examples of this, and it's dividing households and relationships; indeed, our entire society.
The story of this retrograde is that over the next few weeks, Venus approaches the Aries Point. The most individualistic and self-centered sign includes, in its very first degree, an opening to the wide collective. This makes sense, given that it's right at that spot where all-inclusive Pisces meets all-exclusive Aries.
Venus reaches this spot on April 2, though as it approaches, there will be a gradual accumulation of the Aries Point effect of individual reality converging with collective reality. It's like the two sides of this imaginary equation press up against one another with more intensity as Venus approaches the very beginning of Aries. Then Venus slips backwards into her oceanic origins in Pisces. There, Venus experiences the qualities of true empathy, shared experience and a kind of mutual dream. Yet Venus will still be retrograde; that is, inwardly-facing, tuned to inner reality.
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Still from "Waking Life," directed by Richard Linklater.
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You might say that the central question of Venus retrograde in Pisces is, "How do I actually feel, beneath this image that I project?"
Then as the retrograde comes to a close in mid-April, something distinctive and truly interesting happens. Here in these last seasons of Chiron in Pisces, Venus ends its retrograde in an exact conjunction with Chiron. Venus conjunct Chiron is like an orgasmic fusion with the cosmos -- particularly in Pisces. It's interesting and beautiful under any circumstances; it can also be poignant and involve the pain of awakening to feelings (and to all those feelings that were denied).
To me this reads like a moment of awakening to the reality of one's own feelings simultaneously with the feelings of everyone around you. It's a moment of individual awakening to collective consciousness. That's a fancy way of saying something like 'figuring out what your loved ones feel' or 'noticing that you're not alone' or discovering that we're all in this together.
To get there, we're going to need to sort through the more toxic forms of ego identity that have taken hold of consciousness in the past generation. That will require seeing the PR thing for what it is, and doing what any truly awake famous person has to do: know the difference between the press release and reality.
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Still from "Waking Life," directed by Richard Linklater.
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Nothing says Eros or sexual reality like Venus conjunct Chiron in Pisces, and this is a good place to focus your attention, at least for part of this journey. The sexual realm is one of the spaces most intensely subject to a split between fantasy, reality, and what is projected outward to one's peers.
Venus making an extended conjunction to Chiron is about threading the needles of these seemingly different things. This includes being honest about your own feelings and your own desire for healing, for pleasure and for communion with others. This calls for honesty and transparency. Perhaps stop guessing what you're feeling, and expecting others to guess.
You can start this process by questioning what you project into the world; ask yourself what you're revealing in any statement you make, and what you're concealing by that statement. The same is true for photos: what is the reality behind the image? This is one short step away from questioning denial, which starts with the recognition that denial in fact exists as a mental and emotional state.
Like all forms of fraud, denial is inherently self-concealing. Like all forms of seeking truth, devotion to reality is self-revealing. Speak your truth. You will be genuinely interested in what you have to say, and that will make you much more interesting to others.
With love,
PS -- You can get a copy of Waking Life on Amazon, or watch it on Netflix.
PPS -- Many video clips from Waking Life exist online. You can check out "Free Will and the Person" here, or "The Gap/Stories of Progress" here, or a conversation about time, aging and identity here.
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Find Your Freedom
By Amanda Painter
People define 'freedom' many different ways: as adult independence; as the liberty granted by a democracy; as a lack of responsibilities and obligations; as sexual openness; as having a choice, and so on. Yet none of those definitions means much if you are not free within your own mind -- to think, feel, decide, fantasize, question, grow and love in the ways that are most true for you.
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This week, the astrology points us toward a question of freedom; yet it does so with a clear emphasis on how free you feel within your own self.
Today, retrograde Jupiter opposes Uranus (and Eris) in Aries (exact at 8:15 pm EST / 1:15 UTC Friday).
Generally speaking, Jupiter-Uranus oppositions are about independence, determination and a desire to release oneself from obligations or restrictions. The signs Aries and Libra emphasize the theme of 'an individual in a relationship'. One basic interpretation would be to notice where in your relationships you're chafing to break away. Or, in projected form, to notice if any of your partners (romantic, business or other) seem to be pushing away or looking for a soft way out of some part of your agreement. Dragging your heels on making a decision could be a clue that you're having trouble being forthright with yourself about the extra wiggle room you truly want or need.
Yet it's worth noting that Jupiter is retrograde. This is one of the factors that underscores the idea of "freedom within your own self." Retrograde planets often signal a phase of review or looking inward. How freely do you acknowledge to yourself your own urges to break away? How often and how strongly does guilt, or a fear of letting others down, overshadow your need to renegotiate duties to liberate some of your time or creative energy?
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In addition to free-standing sculptures and wearable art, Daniel Lanzilotta has also made 'social commentary' art, as you can see in one of the videos at thebikeguy61. Sea creatures are inadvertently eating more and more plastic debris (which often kills them). Move on up the oceanic food chain, and humans often end up eating the animals eating the plastic. Lanzilotta asks, "Why not cut out the middle man?" by canning handfuls of tiny plastic detritus. Photo via welcome2thebronx/Daniel Lanzilotta. The Ocean That Refuses Nobody's Value
By Amanda Painter
With the Sun firmly in Pisces, we're in the sign of the ocean that refuses no river. Yet the ocean, sadly, also refuses no plastic waste. And human civilization does not look like it's going to slow down its plastic use drastically anytime soon.
Daniel Lanzilotta, originally from the Bronx, NY, and now living mainly in Biarritz, France, lets the beach stand in as his art-supply store. Collecting every bit of cast-off plastic he runs across, from the beach and elsewhere, he transforms the ubiquitous litter into imaginative works of art, some wearable.
Lanzilotta writes in his artist bio, "I use a principle of Gestalt Theory called: Functional Fixedness. What use does an object have other than its intended purpose. I manipulate elements to recreate objects of intrigue, conversation and discovery. The most insignificant piece of debris becomes 'other than itself'. In return I hope the viewer becomes 'other' than them self."
Furthering that philosophy, Lanzilotta takes his art and his message directly to children -- emphasizing that a person's value, including their own, is not in how anyone might judge them at any moment. As he told welcome2thebronx.com:
"I look at these kids and tell them, you are more than what someone says you are, you don't listen to what they say you are and you don't look at another human being and say, 'They're less than me.' No, you look at their potential. That person is potential."
One's value is in one's potential. Not only can that idea be applied to people as well as discarded plastic bits, but it's an idea that Venus, the planet of values, might soon bring to the fore as it retrogrades backward from Aries into Pisces.
This Week on Planet Waves FM
Venus Retrograde and Lou Reed's 75th Birthday
Dear Friend and Listener:
This week's Planet Waves FM [play episode here] is dedicated to Venus retrograde in Aries. I'm accompanied by Lou Reed as I take you on a tour of this spiritual territory. (Lou's chart is here.)
We will consider the difference between me and you, you and me, and the phenomenon of projection that makes it hard to tell the difference. I describe casting off the toxic glamor of our times and going deeper into your true reality.
Venus retrograde begins Saturday, March 4, in Aries and ends Saturday, April 15, in Pisces [see beginning and ending charts here]. This is the start of the discussion that I'll keep moving through the spring. In this episode, I illustrate the point using various news items, metaphors and stories, doing my best to convey the themes of this astrology.
I offer my commentary on this brilliant idea going around to slash the State Department's budget and increase military spending even more. Hey, who needs diplomacy when you have bombs!
In Tantra Corner, I take you behind the scenes at a DIY party -- that is, a communal self-sex party Monday night in midtown Manhattan. I end with a commentary about why someone making their way in the world might want to do more than play air guitar: it's not as good as the real thing.
This program is presented free from commercial interruption. That is special and it's not just cool, it's warm. I don't want any drug manufacturers or fast-food chains getting between me and your brain.
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With love,
P.S. If you want to read my tribute to Lou Reed from back in 2013, here's a direct link. In the text, it includes a link to the 'zine article by Rob Norris, called "I Was a Velveteen." That's right before I start quoting him.
Your Monthly Horoscopes -- and our Publishing Schedule Notes
Your extended monthly horoscopes for March were published on Thursday, Feb. 23. We published your extended monthly horoscopes for February on Thursday, Jan. 26. We published your Moonshine horoscope for the Capricorn New Moon on Thursday, Dec. 29. Your Moonshine horoscope for the Cancer Full Moon published Thursday, Jan. 12. Please note: we normally publish the extended monthly horoscope on the first Friday after the Sun has entered a new sign.
Short Monthly Horoscope for March 2017, #1141 | By Eric Francis
Aries (March 20-April 19) -- There's
an old expression about not judging a person until you've walked a mile in
their moccasins. You have the rare opportunity to do just that -- experience
the world from the viewpoint of a significant other. Part of that includes how
they experience you. You might find that, as a result of this, you make some
adjustments to your personality or to how you treat the people around you. Two
changes would help: you can afford to listen more attentively, and you can
afford to be more generous emotionally and financially. Open up and deepen your
intimacy. For your Eric Francis horoscope this week, please see this link.
The Book of Your Life, many months in the making, is now available for instant access. This includes extended readings for all 12 Sun signs and rising signs. You can get access to all 12 signs here, or you can get your individual sign here.
Taurus (April 19-May 20) -- You're
in a time of deep self-discovery. The implication of that is doing something
bold, which is standing in the face of the unknown. Leave yourself room for the
mystery of yourself. You don't have to rush in and answer every question you
have about yourself. The more room you leave for the unknown, the more space
you'll have for discoveries as they come -- and there will be many over the
next few weeks. Admitting that you don't know takes some courage, especially
here in the age of quick, short, incorrect answers. You want the slower,
longer, more meaningful ones. For your Eric Francis horoscope this week, please see this link.
The Book of Your Life, many months in the making, is now available for instant access. This includes extended readings for all 12 Sun signs and rising signs. You can get access to all 12 signs here, or you can get your individual sign here.
Gemini (May 20-June 21) -- If
being popular is really a thing, you've got it going on now. Though you might
consider the wisdom of the old esoteric teachers: beware of any false
presentation of yourself. You are safer for being honest and real with the
people around you. Amidst all the competing effort for attention in the world
is a struggle with self-esteem. Someone close to you may need your attention;
he or she may be reluctant to reveal their true feelings, so you will need to
be perceptive and ask. You can offer them some extra space to be themselves. For your Eric Francis horoscope this week, please see this link.
The Book of Your Life, many months in the making, is now available for instant access. This includes extended readings for all 12 Sun signs and rising signs. You can get access to all 12 signs here, or you can get your individual sign here.
Cancer (June 21-July 22) -- This
is a stellar moment for you professionally, though the best results will come
in ways you're not expecting and cannot foresee. Be open to the possibilities,
while keeping busy doing what you do so well. Your solar chart describes you as
a person who must pour yourself into your work with total commitment. You
identify with what you do and what you create. You need to be known for your
accomplishments. This is an asset in a world of people who don't often like
going to work. You deserve your good reputation, as long as you live up to it
every day. For your Eric Francis horoscope this week, please see this link.
The Book of Your Life, many months in the making, is now available for instant access. This includes extended readings for all 12 Sun signs and rising signs. You can get access to all 12 signs here, or you can get your individual sign here.
Leo (July 22-Aug. 23) -- You
seem unsure whether to have total confidence in your abilities, or to doubt
yourself with the same devotion. There's plenty of territory in between. True
self-assurance is often informed by insecurity. You need to keep checking whether
you're on the right track, and whether your predictions or projections about
the future are accurate. For example, review the budget of any project against
the actual expenses on a regular basis. Make sure the content and tone of any
message are correct for what you're doing. As long as you navigate consciously,
you will get where you're going in excellent style. For your Eric Francis horoscope this week, please see this link.
The Book of Your Life, many months in the making, is now available for instant access. This includes extended readings for all 12 Sun signs and rising signs. You can get access to all 12 signs here, or you can get your individual sign here.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sep. 22) -- Who
are all these people in your life? Where did they come from? You seem to go
from feeling invisible to being a beacon. However, you would be wise to
exercise discretion over who gets close to you. Get to know people before you
invite them into your life, particularly on a romantic or financial level. That
means giving people a chance. Try to spend seven hours with someone before making
up your mind about whether to proceed. Rather than being skeptical, the idea is
to keep an open mind and allow people to reveal themselves. Use what you learn. For your Eric Francis horoscope this week, please see this link.
The Book of Your Life, many months in the making, is now available for instant access. This includes extended readings for all 12 Sun signs and rising signs. You can get access to all 12 signs here, or you can get your individual sign here.
Libra (Sep. 22-Oct. 23) -- It's
often said that relationships are mirrors, though that doesn't factor in the
phenomenon of the 'mirror image' -- the reverse reflection. Others don't see
you that way; it's a visual illusion. Now, however, you get to look into your
relationships as what you might think of as a true mirror: one that shows you
who you are, through their eyes. The first surprise you might have is that you
seem to others very different from how you seem to yourself. The second
surprise is that you're likely to truly love and adore that unusual person
being reflected to you. It's about time. For your Eric Francis horoscope this week, please see this link.
The Book of Your Life, many months in the making, is now available for instant access. This includes extended readings for all 12 Sun signs and rising signs. You can get access to all 12 signs here, or you can get your individual sign here.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 22) -- You
may be wondering whether a workplace romance is a good idea. It might be under
other circumstances, though you need to be cautious of any situation that's not
convenient to walk away from. In whatever aspect of your life you may be
considering, your agreements must be easy in, easy out. Still, you're dealing
with powerful forces of attraction. Many people will be noticing you, and
responding openly. This gives you the power of choice. Err on the side of
simplicity rather than of potential drama. You will still have plenty of fun. For your Eric Francis horoscope this week, please see this link.
The Book of Your Life, many months in the making, is now available for instant access. This includes extended readings for all 12 Sun signs and rising signs. You can get access to all 12 signs here, or you can get your individual sign here.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 22) -- Focus
on the art rather than the gallery opening; on the writing rather than the
bestseller list; on the song rather than the concert. That is, substance is
what matters most; how you present what you've created matters less, for now.
Get the creative aspect of what you're doing right. Put everything you've got
into it. Fill it with your life energy.
The presentation will come naturally once your project or idea has enough
momentum of its own. When the time comes to go public, which seems inevitable,
you'll want to get it right the first time. For your Eric Francis horoscope this week, please see this link.
The Book of Your Life, many months in the making, is now available for instant access. This includes extended readings for all 12 Sun signs and rising signs. You can get access to all 12 signs here, or you can get your individual sign here.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 20) -- When
you get a moment of clarity, you'll be surprised how much you were missing.
Once you know, you'll benefit from paying attention to the emotional details
that really matter. Your insecurities will inform you of where you have healing
work to do. You have a right to feel grounded and secure. You've worked for it.
Yet in this world, it's necessary to maintain your sense of safety and
self-preservation with constant vigilance, a little bit every day. Go easy on
doubting yourself. You're usually right, as long as you leave space and freedom
to be wrong. For your Eric Francis horoscope this week, please see this link.
The Book of Your Life, many months in the making, is now available for instant access. This includes extended readings for all 12 Sun signs and rising signs. You can get access to all 12 signs here, or you can get your individual sign here.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -- You
present a serious, competent image to the world. People look at you and assume
you're intelligent. Then they hear what you have to say, and their hunch is
confirmed. Therefore, you don't need to impress anyone. And you have a pass to
suggest things that might be a little offbeat -- a little unusual or inventive
-- and be trusted. This trust is precious. Do your part to maintain it. Meet
your commitments on time or a little early. The more you work within the
accepted rules of society, the more creative and daring you can be. For your Eric Francis horoscope this week, please see this link.
Pisces Birthdays 2017:
After the Eclipse: What Are You Here To Do?
"Your work has moved me. It has helped me to begin to understand what I have been through during this lifetime, and what I have come here to do. Planet Waves is like a place I always knew existed but could never find. Until now. I have wanted to write to you for some time but didn't know what to say; tonight I just want to thank you, sincerely, for what you do, because it has changed my life."
-- Anna B.
Dear Friend and Reader:
What have you discovered, and where are you within the shifting context of your life, now that two eclipses have come and gone? Are you feeling the fog of Sun-Neptune, or its optimism?
Pisces is currently chock-full of planets and points that are likely enhancing your awareness and urging you to do something with what you are learning. Your upcoming 2017 Pisces Birthday Reading will be an essential guide to sorting out your inner world and how it intersects with the rapidly changing world around you.
Your reading will include two audio segments of astrology (at least 30 minutes each), plus a tarot reading (either audio or video) and extended written description of your sign. You may download the audio portions and listen as many times as you like as the year progresses. Please note that the tarot portion may be ready after the astrology segments are released -- and the reading's price will increase when that happens.
If you have a Pisces Sun or ascendant (or would like to give a gift to someone who does), you can pre-order the 2017 Pisces Birthday Reading for the discounted pre-order price of $19.97.
In every audio birthday reading, Eric draws a clear connection between your present moment and environment, and long-term patterns that stretch into the past and into the future -- and which influence your options. If you have a Pisces loved one, this audio reading will make a generous and inspiring gift.
Yours & truly,
Amanda Painter
P.S. Your audio Pisces Birthday Reading is completely different from your written reading in the 2017 annual edition. Eric will record the Birthday Reading with the Sun in Pisces, giving a detailed, in-the-moment take on the most important parts of your astrology as they begin to unfold.
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