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Horoscopes: Starting point
Published in Al-Ahram Weekly on 06 - 01 - 2005


Horoscopes:
Starting point
By Imhotep
Sea Goats, as people born under the Cardinal Earth sign of Capricorn (22 Dec-22 Jan) are sometimes called, have a tendency to dig their heels in when confronted with unexpected change.
The problem is that Sea Goats have fish-tails rather than hooves and so are far more adept at swimming in deep waters than in rugged mountainous terrain.
Where to start, my dear Sea Goats? You are destined to keep company with at least one new person in the New Year -- one with a beautiful voice and a great collection of stories. Expect one more new friend, under the most unusual circumstances. Remember, there is no such thing as a coincidence.
Get ready for a secret to be revealed unceremoniously. You already know what it might be. Your mission now is to figure out how to cover your tracks and keep smiling.
The New Year ushers in a period of indescribable happiness and peace of mind.
This means you should definitely make some plans. Big plans.
A group adventure you planned will be lively, sheer fun and excitement. The planned adventure will move you one step closer to letting everyone know how you feel about a certain burning issue.
If New Year's Day was a joy, your birthday might turn out to be a celebration of life itself, my dear Water Bearers, as people born under the Fixed Air sign of Aquarius (23 Jan-19 Feb) are sometimes called.
Life might sometimes seem like a labyrinth with no exit for Water Bearers. But, you're going to raise a few eyebrows, my dear Aquarians, over the next couple of weeks, and you'll probably enjoy it. Just don't get too carried away.
After months of rummaging through your subconscious in private, trying to figure out what's really provoking you to act like this, you've finally arrived at a conclusion. Don't be afraid to share it with all parties concerned.
Intense disagreement over money matters, however, might lead to a row with a close family member by the beginning of February. Take it easy.
Money wise, act like a thrifty, but risk- taking tycoon: be clever with your money and watch it grow.
A change of focus to keep your motivation my dear Fish, as people born under the Mutable Water sign of Pisces (20 Feb-21 Mar) are sometimes called, is what you most need at the moment.
If you happen to notice someone interesting who refuses to stop staring at you don't be afraid to stare back. Hold their gaze for as long as you like. Be bold, be brazen.
Romance, romance, romance. It's on your mind and in your heart. If you're attached, my dear Piscean, plan sometime together with your passion. If you're single, then be prepared for someone new to make a bold approach. Either way it wouldn't be a boring close to January.
My dear Pisceans, Imhotep understands that you are in the mood to mingle, but not just any company will do. Restrict yourself to tried-and-true dear ones -- the kind of people you know you can trust your soul to. You're about to be put in charge of a major situation -- the kind that will gain you the admiration of peers, the respect of authority figures and maybe even a bit of extra cash, a bonus, promotion or a raise at work. Congratulations.
Pisceans are in a nostalgic mood, and not at all willing to do anything more strenuous than daydream, reminisce and sigh. Keep in mind, though, my dear Pisceans, that having equally sentimental company would be the most sensible way to indulge yourselves.
So what will 2005 bring your way? If seven is your lucky number, then 2005 is the year for you. Many Fish have a close affinity with the number seven.
There is strength in numbers. Numerology is a weird and wonderful art that is closely aligned to astrology. Next week, Imhotep delves into the depths of numerical wonderment.


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