Today’s Oracle takes us to the Cancer weekly for Jan. 26, 2007.
You are currently in rare form when it comes to making business arrangements, and this is the time to make forays into the future, particularly where a group partnership of some kind is concerned. From the look of your charts, you are opening up your psychic doors to being on the receiving end of collective resources, which is more about your own state of mind than about anything else. What you have going for you at the moment is a certain penetrating quality to the message you’re delivering, which will be like water that soaks into the Earth and gets some seeds growing. The roots will grow first, then the leaves, then the flowers.
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Back to working in two elementary schools; lots of fun, interesting and challenging kids with little roots just yearning for nourishment and water, of which I will be providing my own particular and unique variety as best I can. I am not the only source of water and nourishment by any means; I just hope to be a consistent and committed source of “unconditional positive regard,” that cold psychological euphemism for Love, the Word which is definitely more my style…that provides limits, structure and creative activity so that we can all learn, play and enjoy together.
“What you have going for you at the moment is a certain penetrating quality to the message you’re delivering, which will be like water that soaks into the Earth and gets some seeds growing. The roots will grow first, then the leaves, then the flowers.”
How lovely! I do love, and miss, gardening. But we can be gardeners without ever touching soil.