In the days and weeks ahead we will likely feel the crush of Holiday activity, plans, travel and possibly even financial pressure. But the vibration of where we are in relationship to the planets suggests a time during which we may all experience a much-needed “boost”. And so while we are likely to experience more activity, it is likely to be mostly good activity. And so drink in this time of yearly festiveness that includes nearly all world religions and spiritual traditions in one way or another and let any challenging undercurrents just fall away, like leaves falling from the trees around us in preparation for the colder temperatures of Winter.
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