all is nearly over and as the
Fdays shorten,\we count on the

lively and fiery energy of
Sagittarius to brighten up our lives.
Sagittarius is not only a fire sign, but
being mutable, is fire in motion, a
potential wildfire.

From Nov. 23 until Dec.21
we all co-exist with the Archer, the
traditional symbol for Sag. The
Archer _fires off an arrow and then
sets out to find out where it went.
This is a time when we may find our-
selves wanting to go out there, seek-
ing the arrow, seeking what is not in
our immediate area of understanding.
We want to_understand. We want to
know what it's all about — and so we
must seek. It is a time when we want
to expand on our knowledge.

Jupiter, the big one, is the
star partner to Sagittarius, therefore
we may experience the need to grow,
learn and discover. The down side
here could be a simple urge to be
excessive about anything and every-
thing. Once again, we choose.

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Questions that might come
up would be: “Do I want to travel?
Do I want to go to school? Do I want
to have an adventure? Do I want to
go on a retreat? Do I want to eat this
box of chocolates?”

Travel is.not an imperative.
Studying or reading about far away
places or things foreign could be just
as satisfying. Going back to school or
simply learning something new will
beckon us during this period. We may
begin fantasizing about sailing trips

or trekking in Nepal.

. Our orientation may turn to
things spiritual as bigger thoughts of
“why and how” begin to tickle our
consciousness. What about the god,
the goddess, the Truth, the Answers?
Or we might just as happily settle for

the rush, the thrill — anything over the

top. The present Jupitarian influence
creates an atmosphere for all things
large. It might look like generosity
and magnanimity or pomp, arrogance
and an inflated sense of self. g
The Elk is a totem for

Sagittarius in some Native American
astrological thinking. The Elk, with
its long legs and noble carriage, can
help us to get beyond self-aggran-
dizement and ambition. We are now
better able to dwell, like this great
beast, in the beauty of the ordinary,
keeping our heads up, nurturing our
stamina and our striding strong for '
the long haul.V

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