CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
In Botticelli's painting *The Birth of Venus,* the goddess of beauty and love is shown arriving on dry land for the first time after having been born in the ocean.
Naked, she is trying to cover her private parts with her hand and thigh-length hair.
Her attendant, a fully clothed nymph, is bringing a cloak to cover her up.
Analyzing this scene, art critic Sister Wendy suggests it's actually quite sad.
It symbolizes the fact that since we humans can't bear the confrontation with sublime beauty, we must always keep it partly hidden.
Your assignment in the coming year, Capricorn, is to overcome this inhibition.
I invite you to retrain yourself so that you can thrive in the presence of intense, amazing, and transformative beauty.

01-17th

i don't speach english ..............

googlati una traslazione cumpà!

01-8th

yeah ha scritto:googlati una traslazione cumpà!

01-8th

Yes ! Un pò maccheronica, ma efficace !

yeah ha scritto:CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
In Botticelli's painting *The Birth of Venus,* the goddess of beauty and love is shown arriving on dry land for the first time after having been born in the ocean.
Naked, she is trying to cover her private parts with her hand and thigh-length hair.
Her attendant, a fully clothed nymph, is bringing a cloak to cover her up.
Analyzing this scene, art critic Sister Wendy suggests it's actually quite sad.
It symbolizes the fact that since we humans can't bear the confrontation with sublime beauty, we must always keep it partly hidden.
Your assignment in the coming year, Capricorn, is to overcome this inhibition.
I invite you to retrain yourself so that you can thrive in the presence of intense, amazing, and transformative beauty.

Sounds like you is going to 'ave a Good Year bro
Let it all hang out

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Happiness isn't a state you acquire by
luck. It takes hard work and relentless concentration. You have to rise up
and rebel against the nonstop flood of trivial chaos and meaningless
events you're invited to wallow in. You have to overcome the hard-core
cultural conditioning that tempts you to assume that suffering is normal
and the world is a hostile place. It's really quite unnatural to train yourself
to be peaceful and mindful; it's essentially a great rebellion against an
unacknowledged taboo. Here's the good news: 2012 will be an excellent
time for you to do this work.

Mandy ha scritto:Sounds like you is going to 'ave a Good Year bro
Let it all hang out

...or, at least, a couple of BF Goodrich MT...

Aloha

yeah ha scritto:
01-8th

MINKIA ZIO IO PURE hihihihihihihihihi

auguri cucciolo!!

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Ancient Egyptians thought that drinking
bear grease could stimulate ardor, while the Greeks believed that eating
sparrow brains would do the trick. When potatoes first appeared in Spain
in 1534, imported from the New World, they were used in love potions
and worth more than $1,000 a pound. The Asian rhinoceros was hunted
nearly to extinction because its horn was thought to have aphrodisiac
properties. Just in time for Valentine season, I'd like to suggest that you
call on a very different kind of romantic stimulant that costs nothing and
doesn't endanger any species: *being a good listener.*

A person who emits a huge angry shout
produces just .001 watt of energy. Even if he or she yelled continuously
24/7, it would still take a year and nine months to produce enough
energy to heat a cup of coffee. That's one way to metaphorically
illustrate my bigger point, which is that making a dramatic show of
emotional agitation may feel powerful but is often a sign of weakness.
Please take this to heart in the coming week, Capricorn. If you do fall prey
to a frothy eruption of tumultuous feelings, use all of your considerable
willpower to maintain your poise. Better yet, abort the tumult before it
detonates. This is one time when repressing negative feelings will be
healthy, wealthy, and wise.