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July 11th, 2011

Looking Up

Good afternoon,

I apologize for being so slow about getting today's newsletter out.  I am trying to get a jump-start on the August horoscopes.  I am trying to get this week's work done early so that I can sneak away for a small vacation, an extended weekend.  My brain is already gone out of town and my body is trying desperately to catch up.

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Skye Thomas

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This Week's News of Interest:

July 2011 Astrology Forecasts

The new batch of monthly horoscopes were posted to the website and sent out to the subscribers a couple of weeks ago.

Here are the links for those of you who like to read the horoscopes online...

July 2011 Aries Monthly Horoscopes

July 2011 Taurus Monthly Horoscopes

July 2011 Gemini Monthly Horoscopes

July 2011 Cancer Monthly Horoscopes

July 2011 Leo Monthly Horoscopes

July 2011 Virgo Monthly Horoscopes

July 2011 Libra Monthly Horoscopes

Juyl 2011 Scorpio Monthly Horoscopes

July 2011 Sagittarius Monthly Horoscopes

July 2011 Capricorn Monthly Horoscopes

July 2011 Aquarius Monthly Horoscopes

July 2011 Pisces Monthly Horoscopes

Quote of the Week:

When I hear music, I fear no danger.  I am invulnerable.  I see no foe.  I am related to the earliest times, and to the latest. - Henry David Thoreau

Half of what I say is meaningless; but I say it so that the other half may reach you. - Kahlil Gibran

Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably the reason so few engage in it. - Henry Ford

Feature Article of the Week:

Therapeutic Driving with the Radio On

From the time I bought my first car, I have had a love of driving.  In my next life, I want to be a racecar driver.  I thought I might get to it this time, but maybe not.  Whenever I am experiencing dramas or stress in my life, I have always found peace and answers to the questions that plague me while I drive.  I find night driving to be especially therapeutic.  I can remember driving around for hours playing Lionel Richie's "Stuck On You" over and over again one dark winter night while trying to get over breaking up with my college sweetheart.  Other times, my spirit guides would talk with me answering my questions about life and what direction I ought to go in next.  Driving is great therapy.

Remember when families used to pile up together in the station wagon for a nice long Sunday drive?  Maybe somewhere in those drives was the glue that holds the family unit together, like Family Game Nights and old photo albums.  When I want to connect with one of my kids, I take them with me to run errands.  As we drive around from point to point, we both stare out the window singing along with the radio and eventually we begin talking about everything and nothing.  Somewhere between the passersby on the street and the song lyrics, we find common ground to laugh together or to discuss some thought rattling through our heads.  I cannot tell you how many times I was daydreaming about something while driving down the road only to have one of my children immediately bring up the subject and want to have an in-depth conversation about it.  My daughter makes some great CD mixes for us and gets the whole family singing along like some kind of Partridge Family wannabes.  Every time we go on family road trips, we come back completely reconnected and emotionally healed.  

During one summer, we took a road trip down to the Redwoods and decided to take the scenic route along Highway 101 for a change.  It was an amazingly beautiful drive especially in a convertible while singing along together to great music.  The sun shone down on us as we sang along with Melissa Etheridge's CD "Lucky".  There is a line in the title track where she says, "I want to see how lucky Lucky can be.  I want to ride with my Angel and live shockingly.  I want to drive to the edge and into the sea.  I want to see how lucky Lucky can be."  The entire CD is very upbeat happy music about feeling good and feeling strong in who you are.  If anyone is depressed and needs a pick-me-up, I highly recommend buying that CD and renting a convertible to drive around in while listening to it.  During that same road trip, we also listened to Bob Seger's Greatest Hits and a couple of other favorites.  The point is that good music while cruising along on a sunny day is good for the soul.

Other times, I listen to mixes that I have put together of songs that trigger my more spiritual side.  As I sing along driving under the full moon, I will talk with my angels about love and life and what it is they want from me.  How can I best serve humanity?  How can I give the world a taste of what this feels like to be in such a deep connection with them?  They tell me of books they want me to write and of speeches I will give.  They titled my autobiography on one such drive.  It is a great title too, I never would have thought of it.  Back when I used to commute an hour each way to and from work, I would worry about money problems, office politics, or some other topic and the angels would suddenly make their presence known to me by showing me "a sign" that we had agreed on.  Just knowing they were there listening to me as I worried was reassuring.  Other times, I would want to just enjoy the music or the morning radio comedy show with my favorite DJs.  The angels would come and insist that we have a meeting right then and there.  Perhaps they knew I was a captive audience.  Doesn't matter, they always left me feeling great about where my life would be going next.

However, my favorite will always be long drives in nature.  Stop-and-go city driving does not have the same effect.  You have to lose yourself in the beauty of the rolling hills or the patchwork of the farming country.  You have to see the moon shimmering off a lake.  There is just something magical about it all.  Sometimes I think that I should just get a Winnebago and a laptop computer with a satellite dish tacked on so that I could be on a perpetual road trip until the day I die.  But I do love the feeling of coming home when the road trip is done and the healing has begun to process through my heart.  I could probably write a whole other article about the wonderful feeling of "coming home" that one gets after a long trip.  Occasionally, when I was commuting and the day was long and there was road construction or some other delay, it could feel great to arrive at home just having been gone since breakfast!  

I have never really learned to meditate and I don't know that I want to anymore.  I get the same thing from long drives and from music.  I get closer to God while driving through a twisting turning mountain pass with the top down then I do while sitting in church.  It's not that I don't love my church; it's just that they don't let me pick the music and sing as loud as I want!  

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Copyright 2004, 2011, Skye Thomas, Tomorrow's Edge

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