The Best of 2004
January 14, 2004
http://cainer.com/ericfrancis/jan14.html
Dear and Glorious Readers:
As I write, me and my colleagues are in
the final stages of Bridge
to the Core, the Planet Waves
2005 annual horoscope. So I'm taking a week off from this column to keep the
heat on that project, which looks like it'll be ready later today. This week,
I've compiled a few of my favorite responses to your questions into a 'best of'
feature, all of which are on the theme of how to learn astrology.
That's the theme of this whole column,
the mission, my dearest desire: to put astrology into your hands, and to make
getting into the process easy. Or course, once you're involved, there are
different levels of depth and intensity you can study and practice, and
actually mastering something is never easy. But getting started is often the
hardest part; getting that sense that you have a grip. What I'm offering you
here is intended as basic, tune in, catch the rhythm natural astrology.
It's good old stuff, already beating in
your heart and pulsing in your brainwaves.
I really love these essays and I'm happy
to give them a new chance to be read.
Meantime, Bridge
to the Core has turned out to be a very
nice web page: up to 1,400 words per sign in the annual forecast area; a number
of articles addressing Chiron in Aquarius, Saturn in Leo, and sign changes by
two other centaur planets (Pholus and Nessus); an astrological calendar for
2005; and a massive charts resource area for students of astrology or those who
are just curious. I've done my most in-depth writing ever on 2012 and the
astrology between now and then. There are dozens of magnificent bridge images
sent in by our readers. There is writing by Planet Waves literary slugger
Jeanne Treadway (who writes about walls, while I cover bridges) and a Mayan
astrology report through July by daykeeper Carol Burkhart, of the Galactic
Alchemy web site.
Bridge
to the Core is free to all Planet Waves subscribers. To find out more,
check this link:
http://planetwaves.net/2005horoscope.html
Thank you for checking in today, I hope
you enjoy the 'How to Learn Astrology' series from October, and I'll see you on
that bridge -- and here again next week.
Happy Year of the
Love,
E
PS, Jonathan, thanks for your brilliant Sedna forecasts. Show the world how
it's done, brother.