13* Sagittarius New Moon

13* Sagittarius New Moon
 

By Tara Sutphen
 


 

 13* Sagittarius New Moon (no moon – starry dark sky, the time of dreaming), culminating December 5, 2010. This Sagittarius New Moon is about stepping up to be a willing participant in your environment. Be it the home front or your community. What would you like to study or acquire. Every time you step out the front door you are given an opportunity to meet wonderful, sincere people and construct healthy, wholesome learning experiences. Have you become numb to the favorable circumstances that await you. There are choices. How we construct our time and how we treat people. You can be thoughtful. Even if you are on a time crunch, you can be kind, assert and speak comfortably, acting in tune with your intentions. We don’t always have time for friendly but we have time to be perceptive and gracious. If your day is spent in road rage, anxiety and churning worry, how will that help you design the life you want to live. Not all days come out smelling like roses, to be responsible we do have to actively handle day to day problems, and it’s important to have goals to pursue.
 

There is a bigger picture of your life without the nitpicking, doubt and self criticism. Nothing gets done until we leave complaints and disparaging behavior behind. If you think about it, we decorate our minds, our hearts, our bodies, our homes and careers. Some of us work hard at our anima, and we need to stay connected to actualizing a persona. We can garnish and adorn ourselves, and also know it’s important to access what is enriching. Who are you, the embellished you or the real you. What needs to be polished, inside the self, such as working on your sincerity, hopefulness, and trust or finding the outside self, improving your friendships, romance, and academic skills. What attributes are you reworking,” the inside you”, “the outside you” or “the issues you’ve come to think are you”. Let’s act toward alleviating fears, instead of collecting more by the day. You can give yourself some words and energy support to overcome some of your stress, therapies such as hypnosis, meditation, massages, hugs from our loved ones, or maybe a good inner dialogue of clear reasoning can help. No holding on to what holds you back. If you want friends you must reach out to be a friend. If you want love, you must reach out for love. If you want wisdom, you must stretch your mind, be questioning, listen and consider. If you want to achieve, you must be purposeful. If you want great health, you must begin. If you want life, you must live. There is no absoluteness in our reality, though it is malleable.
 

Journal Questions:
 

Are you an Introvert or Extrovert?
 

Describe yourself in 7-10 sentences
 

List all your introverted qualities
 

List all your extroverted qualities
 

Where are you shy
 

Where do you lack boundaries
 

What must you change
 

What are you good at
 

How do others perceive you
 

Are you outgoing
 

Are you easygoing
 

Are you helpful
 

Are you generous
 

Are you criticizing
 

Are you fearful
 

Do you make hasty decisions
 

Are you spontaneous
 

Are you reckless
 

Are you careful
 

Are you too cautious
 

What activities do you like
 

What activities do you love
 

Do you do them often
 

What holds you back if not
 

Are you obsessive
 

Are you learning and growing
 

Are you conscious of others feelings
 

Are you relating well with relatives
 

Are you relating well with friends
 

Are you relating well in your environment
 

Are you relating well with others in the world
 

How do you feel about your home
 

How do you feel about your environment
 

How do you feel about the world
 

Where can you improve
 

Do you have the energy to actively live life to the fullest
 

What are the remedies
 

What do you abhor in others behavior?
 

Do you do any of these?
 

Short attention span
 

Hard time acknowledging others
 

Interrupts in a conversation
 

Changes subject in flow of conversation
 

Becomes overwhelmed
 

Distracted easily
 

Disorganized mentally
 

Disorganized physically
 

Are you well balanced in your social skills?
 

Write 3-5 sentences for each
 

Do you put on a fake mask when you walk out the door of your house
 

Are you provincial
 

Charitable
 

Humane
 

Wise
 

polite
 

Social events and activities
 

Write 7-10 sentences on how you feel, how you act, and what you would like to change
 

When are you true to your self?
 

At home
 

At work
 

On the social scene
 

Are you feeling you are only with pets and no longer react with humans?
 

Write 7-10 sentences on what is wrong with humans
 

Do you like pets and children?
 

Write 7-10 sentences on the attributes and qualities you enjoy or dislike
 

Do you being an adult?
 

Write 7-10 sentences on why or why not you like being an adult
 

Write 3-5 sentences on each subject
 

Philosophy
 

Sociology
 

Events
 

Remarks
 

People
 

Friends
 

Politics
 

Fears
 

Happiness
 

Worries
 

Nature
 

Hobbies
 

Children
 

World events
 

Solutions of problems
 

Goals
 

Money
 

Shopping
 

Helpfulness
 

Relatives
 

Spouse
 

Lovers
 

Household chores
 

Home owning
 

Renting
 

Job
 

Career
 

Plans
 

Vacations
 

Nutrition
 

Socializing
 

Parties
 

Destinations
 

What would you like to learn or study?
 

Interacting with others and our environment, we should always remind ourselves we shouldn’t have regrets. If it wasn’t how we wanted to spend our time then to be honest but move ourselves out of situations that aren’t serving us. It isn’t to be rash with others feelings or our own, find balance. We don’t always get what we want, and we must know on some level that we want the very best or to learn a lesson so that we don’t have to repeat it again. We are not always in sync with others or their destiny. Actually we are in accord with very few people, but we empathize with many.
 

“Why, except as a means of livelihood, a man should desire to act on the stage when he has the whole world to act in, is not clear to me.” ~George Bernard Shaw (Irish literary Critic, Playwright and Essayist. 1925 Nobel Prize for Literature, 1856-1950)
 


 

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