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Numerology/Astrology for 6/27/21

6/27/21 is the number = 20

Add the 6 + 2 + 7 + 2 + 0 + 2 + 1 = 20. Or 2 + 0 = 2

The Number 2 asks us to not over think our next choices. Try to feel beyond the agenda of the mind. There are always answers that the mind cannot seem to fathom. After all minds are computers that store information and experiences. But life will always give us things to challenge our assumptions. Because some of those assumptions are based on negative experiences and wounding from them. That is when the mind is a hyper alert warning system trying to stop us from trying things that appear to be similar or warn us about things that are new, unknown, and therefore potentially dangerous. Let the mind support the journey of the soul. Let it be helpful in navigating complicated details but do not let it restrict this amazing experience called life.

~Suzanne Wagner~

Astrology Today

This weekend is one of those moments to remember to play. July hits with a level of hard work and effort because of many planets moving into detail-oriented Virgo. Take advantage of this weekend to play, love, and enjoy while the astrology favors that intention.
The big event is that Venus will go into Leo today, where it will be till July 21^st. It gives us a generous spirit and a playfully expressive attitude. It is good to feel this effulgent attitude for a moment. It has been a long and hard slog through mud for many. Emotions are pushed beyond our normal edges. A little validation and appreciation could go a long way.

The one place to hold-back is in the spending money area. Extravagance will not get you where you wish. Work on doing things that have emotional significance rather than huge financial expenditures.

The Moon is still in Aquarius allowing us to feel a bit of freedom and individual expression. Do your best to be caring and know that others need to feel more included.

This is a great day for connecting with those whose ideas inspire us and having those deeper conversations that are so freeing.

~Suzanne Wagner~

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We are here to help the species of this world.
We have the power and means to save so many things.
Kindness shared is remembered and spreads.
Compassion given inspires devotion.
And that devotion is reciprocated in commitment returned.
When we give nature a space and place to be.
The beauty, wonder, and spectacle is worth everything.

~Suzanne Wagner~

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I was watching the BBC show “EarthFlight”, and it is always so interesting to me how many mating rituals include the males dancing or creating a spectacle to attract the females. And it is when the male finally does something unexpected or crazy that finally wins over the females. The other one I adore is where there is a male bird making a nest and picks colorful trash to decorate his nest. The narrator said that he spends 6 hours a day re-arranging the trash to make it pretty and perfect for the female.

Upon reflection, I must admit that humanity has characteristics that are similar.

I love when a man is willing to do something ridiculously silly and put himself potentially in a spectacle that shows his vulnerability.

It warms the cockles of my heart. Puts a smile on my face and reminds me to not be so serious about life.

Humor in a man shows intelligence, grace under pressure, quick thinking, and the kindness of his heart or the defensiveness of that same heart.

My husband remarked on the bird that spent 6 hours a day fixing the nest to make it perfect. He thought that was amazing until I pointed out that he is constantly doing something on our land.

He is chopping wood and arranging it in the woodshed for the winter, he is fixing the foundation of an older building, he is then fixing the cracked sheetrock and re-painting, he is mending fences, he is working in the garden, he is doing the trash and recycling to the recycling center, etc.

He stopped what he was doing and realized that he was just like the bird in many ways. And I pointed out to him that it is attractive to females.
He smiled!

I have never met a more competent man in my life than my husband. He can figure out and fix almost anything. And even if he fails, he will try first before he takes something into the places that repair stuff.
I remember, a woman coming to the house (before covid) for a reading and as she left, she looked over at our filled to the brim, perfectly organized woodpile and said, “Wow! Great wood pile!”

And I smiled. Even she saw with admiration the effort required to put that woodpile together. To a woman out here in the boondocks, it means a warm house in the winter. And that is a very good thing.

~Suzanne Wagner~