READ: Your Astrology Guide 2012
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December 13, 2011, 11:16 am
Probably the most over-used line is "what's your sign?" Astrology seems sometimes superficial fun, and other times dead serious. As in, don't make a move without consulting the stars. Here come two guys who put it all into fresh perspective.YOUR ASTROLOGY GUIDE 2012
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What trends are we seeing for 2012. How should we best access and use this ancient knowledge to our benefit. Rick Levine and Jeff Jawer talk about a concept they call "cosmic weather" when thinking astrology. And their mission? They say it has always been the same: to present Astrology as a tool for empowerment, understanding and creativity -- while making it fun for everyone. Check out more HERE.
I spoke with Rick and Jeff about the tools of astrology, and how to use them. And what is up for 2012; for the world and for each one of us. And what about that Mayan equation? The guys see a certain force at work right now, that is stirring up a lot of changes! (Think "Arab Spring", and the Occupy Movement.) I also asked them about KINK's outlook. Remember, we were born as "KINK the Underground Link on 12.25.68! We begin our conversation with a definition of "astrology" beginning with Jim.
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