Today’s Oracle takes us to the Libra weekly for July 26, 2004.
You’re emerging from an unusual transition, signified and most likely created by the strange and awesome planetary movements of the past few months. This particular moment of high summer is a point of commencement for you, not an ending. The ending has come and gone; you have been living in limbo, which is hardly a thrill, though it’s offered you enough space to sort out your thoughts and gain some perspective. The coming weeks are a time to make the first of a series of decisions that will set your feet firmly on your new journey. The associated feeling may be akin to waking up and noticing you’re alive, or possessed with the sense that your soul has suddenly flooded into your body. Has it really? Has it not? How else do you account for this odd new sense of being connected to yourself, and the wisdom that this is worth any cost?
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Yes, Astarte – me too. This date is correlating with what is going on in my life right now. How serendipitous!
This was my life back in mid-2004 but, as it turns out I refused to believe the ending had come and gone, so I lived my life in limbo for the next 6 1/2 years. In 2012 I find myself right back at the same crossroad. Only this time I am rolling right along with this grandiose, unusual transition and am filled with a sense that my soul has suddenly flooded my body. It’s a wonderful thing…
“The ending has come and gone; you have been living in limbo, which is hardly a thrill, though it’s offered you enough space to sort out your thoughts and gain some perspective.”
I am unsure about the perspective, but yes, definitely in limbo.
Work still at a standstill, thanks to Mercury-induced Mac Attack. It’s going in for, hopefully, just diag. and new ram resoldered to the MB. Am typing from hubby’s laptop, whose screen RE is far too small for my naturally poor eyesight made much poorer by retina surgery 7 yrs. ago, so I cannot work from this thing, just get email.
Limbo. Not at all a comfortable place. But I’ve been sewing tie-up curtains, instead of stressing.
And, as an aside, no matter how many times the Universe comes through for me, I forget. Not hours after I chose one Mac repair place and resigned myself to expenses I cannot afford, I received pattern orders to cover it – well, if *it* is just diagnostics and the ram resoldered. If *it* is a blown capacitor, then I’m looking at the expense of another new-to-me Mac. Not sure the Universe can afford to be that generous!