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The 29th is a Good Day To . . . watch out! There’s a current, uncanny mix of actions and choices that ride on the over-confident shoulders of all those matters that enrage us, or that we are fundamentally in denial of, and that are consistently in disharmony with the instincts and what we ‘know but don’t know’ add to that thinking rooted in the complex of the wound, and a relatively incredible kind of luck, opportunity, and harmony with our opposite number or complementary part. Feels stressful only if we think about it too much; otherwise we are off to the races, for good or ill. Just try to be as conscious as possible concerning our own and others’ hidden motives, and be aware that whatever happens that stems from our place within the social order, it’s without question actually in our favor (that is, the social order may save us from ourselves!)

A Good Day To . . . is based on the aspects perfecting on each day, Pacific time.

An illustration from a 1922 edition John Milton’s Comus, illustrated by Arthur Rackham. {{PD}}

The 27th is a Good Day To . . . listen fully and completely to that wave of creative power, because it leads directly to Self-possession and full empowerment. Actions based on belief and/ or ‘the facts’, or that are attuned to offering aid within the social order, go brilliantly, and the Sun shines on us, bringing ‘luck’, resourcefulness, and access to opportunity. It all sounds great, right? The one thing we must avoid is overthinking, exaggerating things in our own minds as we look for mental justification of whatever comes at us via a search of our intuitive faculties; that will only take us into a place where we question our values and priorities, and that’s unnecessary, as well as unworthy of our time.

A Good Day To . . . is based on the aspects perfecting on each day, Pacific time.

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The 26th is a Good Day To . . . let go and follow our instincts for what to do, as trying to sort out the mental picture, the reasoning behind our choices, or the ‘correct’ way to go is beyond us, today. We’re confused about both values and our own level of empowerment, thrown for a loop by relationship or financial vagaries, and may take a brooding stance; with this latter we search the landscape for justification, rather than seeing the mood spring from realities. In some important way we’re ‘chasing the dragon’, lost in delusion or misunderstanding; though this energy is essentially creative, it will in this instance repeatedly take us to a dark place. So, act and choose without much mental preamble or emotional impetus, refuse to hold out for total understanding, and things will turn out better than we might otherwise think.

A Good Day To . . . is based on the aspects perfecting on each day, Pacific time.

‘Dante Running From the Three Beasts’ By William Blake c1826 {{PD}}

The 24th is a Good Day To . . . know that if we’re acting with the future in mind, we’ll screw it up–but if we instead stay in the moment and focus on what we value right now, we’ll find inspiration and express some of our most original and forward-thinking ideas. Let tomorrow go–it will take care of itself–you only need to be your best and most unique Self today–that’s something no one else can do!

A Good Day To . . . is based on the aspects perfecting on each day, Pacific time.

By Dsdugan – Own work, CC0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=78351096

The 23rd is a Good Day To . . . refuse to tie ourselves in knots! Our minds go to ambition fulfillment, but our attention is on hurts and how we’ve been wronged. It’s the perfect formula for spinning our wheels, getting nowhere, but managing to sling a lot of mud–and if we do, it will cover us as much as it hits anybody we’re angry or frustrated with. Unfortunately, we may think we’re making progress, but it’s almost certain that our efforts backed by emotion will fail. Relax. There’s a rhythm for things–listen for it.

A Good Day To . . . is based on the aspects perfecting on each day, Pacific time.

Church of Saint Lazarus’ Resurrection on Kizhi Island, Republic of Karelia (Russia) Photo By A.Savin (Wikimedia Commons · WikiPhotoSpace) – Own work, FAL, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=61887578

The 22nd is a Good Day To . . . make change happen. Reform, reincarnation, remodels, and resurrections are on the agenda in just about any area you care to address. We need to proceed cautiously, though, need to know our own minds, so that we don’t turn on ourselves or on some aspect of our uniqueness. Our value really is in our originality, but that might be hard to see (or believe) today; instead concentrate on re-making something you care about into a better form than it now embodies.

A Good Day To . . . is based on the aspects perfecting on each day, Pacific time.

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The 21st is a Good Day To . . . see the benefits to be had from the wound, the missed opportunity, in things not going the way you thought they would. It’s a day of blessings disguised as recent denials or misses or hurts that, when you step back from them, will either currently or in the near future reveal how really rewarding it was that you didn’t get what you were after. Maybe hard to see (or believe) now, but it will become glaringly apparent very soon.

A Good Day To . . . is based on the aspects perfecting on each day, Pacific time.

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The 20th is a Good Day To . . . stick with what’s solid and real, no matter how you define it, because what’s truly beautiful is what’s real–and that tells you that anything frightening or ugly is actually an illusion. Knowing that may keep you from overreacting to the unpleasant, as its unreal nature is a tell that it’s someone’s effort to control you or channel your energy. There are only two factors that may help someone succeed in fooling you: one is if you provide unhealthy thoughts on which they can build, or if you reject your own uniqueness and originality; being ashamed of who you are opens the door for someone else to steal your energy, time, or talents. Otherwise, you have the chance to see Venus in some real-world form, delivered directly to your doorstep.

A Good Day To . . . is based on the aspects perfecting on each day, Pacific time.

‘Findhorn Bay’ By Andrew Tough Paintings CC BY-SA 4.0

The 19th is a Good Day To . . . make things happen in the material realm. The only hitch is: base your choices on physical reality, not on your wishes, imagination, fantasies, or delusions (that last really hard, because, how do you know it’s a delusion, right?) Creative needs may leak out, especially in communications, but it’s in manipulating the material surroundings that we can control and excel. Rebellion when we try to go on instinct or auto-pilot is a distinct possibility, with the feeling a signal that we are in dangerous territory, in terms of effective decision-making.

A Good Day To . . . is based on the aspects perfecting on each day, Pacific time.