I had a personal reading done for another day, this one in June, by a specialist, a man who writes
specific horoscope charts for people. I figured if my horoscope had more personal details it would
present custom advice.
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The man read all of my personal information and said, "I wouldn't go home by taxi tonight because
it is not a good time to put your life into the hands of another person." He said my Moon was in
Virgo and that meant I might become very lucky.
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For that same day in June there was a horoscope magazine that reported the same day could result in
a struggle with a group of circus clowns filled with rage and that I would lose a sense of security
if I did not confront them or at the very least tell them what I was going to have for dinner.
Plus, it read, "Be spontaneous to a fault."
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I talked to a friend of mine who doesn't do a thing each day until he reads his horoscope. I asked
him if he ever saw conflicting forecasts. "Sure," he said, "it's a good thing to get different
opinions from people who read the stars. You can choose to believe the one you like best and it
helps you get through the day with courage and self assurance."
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I decided never to be his friend again and then I stopped looking at my horoscopes. There are too
many contradictions in how astrologers interpret the power of the planets in relation to when,
where and what time a person was born.
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Astrology is not dependable.
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Frank Cotolo can be found hosting the talk and interview programme Cotolo Chronicles. You
can send him an e-mail at this address: frank@148.ca.
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