Today’s Oracle takes us to the Aries weekly for Sept. 4, 2009
There seems to be an issue making you persistently angry. You try to get ahead of it, or move it out of your way, but it sticks. The frustrating part is that it’s difficult to actually make full contact with the feeling; it’s like the two of you are shadowing one another but can’t quite catch up. The danger is taking the resulting frustration out on someone you love. You can work with this issue in the context of a relationship, but make sure that you’re clear about how it’s your issue, and you’re seeking help. One clue I can offer you is that this does indeed involve the intersection of your relationship history with your family history. The two are always related, but the intersections are often difficult to see. If it’s working, the conversation will lead you in the direction of the past.
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“There seems to be an issue making you persistently angry. You try to get ahead of it, or move it out of your way, but it sticks.”
The things that make me angry, when I *allow* myself an expenditure of my oftentimes limited energy for anger, is directly related to the frustration of, once again, in my life, needing to Bide My Time. SO many things I want to do, to design, to create, big projects requiring far more energy, not to mention funding, than is currently available.
Patience is not an Aries virtue, to be sure! We are race horses, at the gate, at a moment’s notice, ready to take off. (I may take my time, being careful to make the right decision, but once I make it, don’t slow me down, I want to get on with it!)
But illness is teaching me patience. It’s teaching me priorities. I need to rebuild Me, before I can build anything else.