Forecasting Positive Changes with the Wheel of FortuneThursday, December 23rd, 2010
Ready to flow into a new cycle of positive change? Tonight’s tarot card is the Wheel of Fortune, forecasting the opportunities that await in 2011. Get your vision boards ready to bring your dreams into form and manifest your goals with the Universe! Posted in: Oracle Wisdom
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Taurus Moon Message for December 17, 2010Friday, December 17th, 2010
Today’s Taurus moon is a great time to finish up last minute holiday shopping or decorating your space to get into the festive spirit. Your chosen tarot card card is the Ace of Wands, bringing enthusiasm and passion to any projects or plans. Have a great weekend! Posted in: Oracle Wisdom, Starcast
Zuri’s Starcast for December 2010Wednesday, December 1st, 2010
The archer fires arrows of optimism and hope when the sun spends time in the philosophical sign of Sagittarius through December 21st. We are able to reflect on the challenges and karmic lessons of 2010 with a renewed sense of inspiration and positive thinking. Channel the fire-breathing goddess within to open yourself to the opportunities that lie in 2011. This Sagittarian cycle encourages everyone to expand the gratitude attitude for our blessings and simply dream big. Posted in: Starcast
Sun in Sagittarius: Nov. 22 to Dec. 21, 2010Monday, November 22nd, 2010
Get inspired and feel the angels filling your spirit full of hope and optimism as the sun moves into adventurous Sagittarius through December 21st, 2010. The holidays are in full swing with Thanksgiving just three days away, creating an atmosphere of family, get togethers and being truly grateful for the blessings in our lives. The Sagittarian energy expands our consciousness, encouraging us to dream bigger and brighter for the upcoming year. Posted in: Starcast
Natural Cleaning Products For a Sparkling, Non-Toxic HomeMonday, November 8th, 2010
Do you worry about the toxic chemicals that you use to clean your home? Natural cleaning products can be used as effectively as the more expensive store-bought ones, and can be made with materials you likely already have in your home. Posted in: Articles
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