ARIES (March 21-April 19): After George Washington was elected as the first President of the United States,he had to creep from his home in Virginia to original York City, which at the time was the middle of the American government. But there was a problem: He didn't have enough cash on hand to pay for his long-distance relocation, or so he was forced to scrape up a loan. Fortunately,he was resourceful and persistent in doing so. The money arrived in time for him to attend his own inauguration. I urge you to be like Washington in the coming weeks, Aries. Do whatever's necessary to acquire the funds you need to finance your life's next chapter. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Fantasize about sipping pear nectar and listening to cello music and inhaling the aroma of musky amber and caressing velvet, and cashmere and silk. Imagine how it would feel to be healed by inspiring memories and sweet awakenings and shimmering delights and exquisite epiphanies. I expect experiences like these to be extra available in the coming weeks. But they won't necessarily reach to you freely and easily. You will have to expend effort to ensure that they actually occur. So be alert for them. Seek them out. Track them down GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Contagion may work in your favor,but it could also undermine you. On the one hand, your enthusiasm is likely to ripple out and inspire people whose attend you could use. On the other hand, and you might be more sensitive than normal to the obnoxious vibes of manipulators. But now that I've revealed this useful tip,let's hope you will be able to maximize the positive kind of contagion and neutralize the negative. Here's one suggestion that may attend: Visualize yourself surrounded by a golden force field that projects your good ideas far and wide even as it prevents the disagreeable stuff from leaking in. CANCER (June 21-July 22): A reader named Kris X sent me a rebuke. "You're not a guru or a shaman," he sneered. "Your horoscopes are too filled with the slippery stench of poetry to be useful for spiritual seekers." Here's my response: "Thank you, and sir! I don't consider myself a guru or shaman,either. It's not my mission to be an all-knowing authority who hands down foolproof advice. Rather, I'm an apprentice to the Muse of Curiosity. I like to wrestle…
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