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APRIL 10, 2021
This article came together on what is known as ‘Thoth’s Feast Day”, under the light of an Aries Moon. Burnt out from a busy work week, I decided to exchange the article I had in mind with a piece that I wrote as part of what is known as a contract book, about 15 years ago. Originally meant to be sold as a small pamphlet and propped up at bookstore check-out counters all over the USA, to tell you the truth, I am not sure that the book of, “Ancient Egyptian and Pre-Egyptian Symbols” ever made it into print. When it popped onto my screen this morning I thought, “This would make a great article, and thank God, it’s already written! In honor of ‘Thoth’s Feast Day’, I invite you to dip into the realm of symbols and check out the little book that never saw the light of day":
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN AND PRE-EGYPTIAN SYMBOLS
THE FLOWER OF LIFE
This symbol is inscribed on a wall in the Osirian temple at Abydos in Egypt but it has been found at ancient sites all over the world. The Flower of Life is what is known as “the creation pattern”. It is the blueprint for everything that exists, not just in this reality but everywhere in the universe. If you study this pattern and work with the geometries in it you will find that it deepens your understanding of everything.
Use this symbol whenever you feel a need to deepen your connection to your self or whenever you wish to empower your self creatively. If you want to get pregnant, put it on your headboard. If you’re artistic, place it near your easel or in the space where you write or play an instrument. If you have the time grab a compass and see what happens when you try to draw these interconnecting circles. It’s not as easy as it looks but give it a whirl! Once you get the circles drawn see what happens when you try to connect the centers of each circle. You may wind up in a meditative state. Even without going through the hassle of drawing it it’s a very useful meditation tool so if you want to, try putting this sticker near your meditation spot and let it remind you that you are one with all things.
(Pictures of The Flower of Life and all of the symbols that follow can be found in the book “The Ancient Secret The Flower Of Life” by Drunvalo Melchizedek)
THE VESICA PISCES
This symbol is everywhere. Whenever you see pictures of Christ or Mary or Buddha they always seem to floating around inside a Vesica Pisces. Did you ever wonder why? When the sphere of Creation split in two the duality of male and female became real. The Vesica Pisces is what came into being when “Spirit” moved across the waters of the deep and said, “Let there be light”. The oval shape that forms where the two spheres overlap marks the space where the masculine and feminine polarities merge and become one. Light and life emerge from this portal and it represents the balance point or the middle path in the world of duality. The reason there are so many images of enlightened beings framed by the Vesica Pisces is because it is the pathway to Unity Consciousness. It is the opening that brings us to the God within. The Vesica Pisces is also the template for light. Check it out. It looks like a lense or an eye. It also looks like a leaf and the photosynthetic process that leaves are so busy with is wholly dependent on light. In the Goddess Mysteries the Vesica Pisces represents the opening to the womb from which all life springs. For this reason it’s a great image to use when you’re giving birth or having female problems. Use it whenever and wherever you feel the need for more balance in your life. It’ll come in handy during those times when you’re out of synch. It’s also good for dispelling darkness and very useful whenever you need to shed more light on things.
THE EYE OF HORUS
The Eye of Horus has many different names. It’s sometimes referred to as The Eye of Ra or The Eye of God. We’ve been so overexposed to this symbol it’s become sort of a “Hieroglyphic Cliché” and very few people really know what it means. In actuality there are three versions of this eye and three mystery schools associated with it. Whenever you see The Eye of Horus make sure you check out which “eye” you’re looking at. The Left Eye of Horus Mystery School was the female path to enlightenment and initiates were trained in the twelve temples that line the Nile. The Right Eye of Horus Mystery School taught the male mysteries and was purely an oral tradition. These teachings were never written down or recorded but traces of them can be found etched on a wall inside The Great Pyramid. The Middle Eye, or Third Eye of Horus Mystery School taught that LIFE as we live it day by day is our greatest teacher. All three paths will take you “Home”. The above image is The Right Eye of Horus. Use this symbol whenever you’re dealing with anything that requires logic or mental energy. Stick it on your computer or near your desk. Use it in any situation where you’re feeling over emotional, too sensitive, or overwhelmed with confusion about where you fit into the scheme of things. If you happen to come across an image of The Left Eye of Horus use it to remind you that you need to open up to your feelings and emotions a little bit more. And if you bump into The Middle Eye, or The Third Eye of Horus take it as a sign that LIFE is initiating you and all of you’re biggest lessons are right smack in front of you.
THE TOROID
Everything in creation, if reduced to its fundamental form is a Toroid. Atoms, molecules, people, planets, galaxies, everything assumes this basic shape. The hole in the middle of every Toroid appears to be empty but is actually a channel for light. The ancients referred to this channel as “The Column of Glory” or “The Column of Spirit”.
The “bagel” shape field that surrounds this opening owes its existence to the light inside it. The relative speed of the light frequencies coursing through the middle of every Toroid determines what specific form it will take. Human beings have their own unique frequency. And the light that spirals in through the Crown Chakra and up through the Root Chakra is what forms the human body.
Next time you have a chance, look at a tree and it will be obvious to you that trees are Toroidal too. The polar axis of the earth and the magnetic field around it are nothing but – you guessed it – a Toroid. If everything is light and everything is Toroidal, when you get right down to it all ANYTHING is, is the HOLE in a doughnut! This may sound silly but it could very well be the ultimate truth. Now that you know this you’ll have to think twice about making fun of all the cops out there sitting in their cruisers woofing doughnuts down. It MAY be the way they choose to tap into the Godhead!
Use this symbol whenever you want to remember that you are a Being of Light. Call on it when you want to connect with your Higher Self. If you’re going through one of those times when it’s important to “keep it simple” or you just want to get back to basics call on this image. And from now on let every doughnut and bagel you eat remind you that life isn’t half as complicated as we make it.
THE ANKH
This image has been so overexposed we don’t even wonder about it anymore. The Ankh happens to be the symbol of eternal life and it was used in the Egyptian Mystery schools as an initiation tool. Actually, it is a resurrection tool. Who knows what they were doing in The King’s Chamber but by the time the inititiates made it that far they were ready to find out about immortality. And according to their way of seeing things resurrection and immortality were directly connected with the breath and with the sexual force. The mystery school initiates weren’t hung up about sex at all. And it’s not like The Great Pyramid was the Playboy Mansion but whoever got inside knew that the sexual mysteries were a gateway to higher levels of consciousness. The Ankh was used in initiation rituals to raise the sexual energy of each initiate and tune it to higher frequencies. Modern perceptions of sex have been so distorted by organized religion and the media that its real meaning has gotten lost somewhere between guilt and lust. Draw upon the power of this image to help you remember that there’s more to lovemaking than meets the eye. Use it to open your heart whenever you pray. The Ankh speaks strongly to the idea of resurrection and eternal life also. Whenever you’re faced with death let this symbol remind you that it is a portal to a new life.
THE CADUSEUS
The AMA has more or less monopolized this image but it doesn’t “belong” to them by any means. Tracing the Caduceus symbol back to its origins takes you all over the map. The Sumerians, the Druids, the Egyptians, the Greeks, the Native Americans, the people over in India, EVERY race has a version of this symbol in their mythology. Regardless of what the story behind the image is all of the ancient people were well aware that it signified the healing power of the life force. Most commonly The Cadeuseus is known as The Staff of Hermes. The two (and sometimes there are three) snakes coiling up the staff represent the creative interplay of darkness and light within the world of form. In the Greek myths The Cadeuseus was formed when Hermes, “The Thrice Great”, used the staff to separate two serpents that were locked in combat. The reconciliation of opposites came about because he was spiritually adept enough to know exactly how to harness and unify these polarized forces. Keep in mind that Hermes was the Greek equivalent of the Egyptian god Thoth, and Thoth’s roots are antediluvian. Thoth is the archetypal embodiment of ALL knowledge. When a person develops their spiritual abilities well enough to be able to bring both the darkness and the light within themselves to a place of oneness it gives them the power and the knowledge to heal anything. Use this symbol whenever you find yourself in a situation where opposite forces need to be harmonized. If you’re dealing with illness of any kind let it remind you that when you return to a state of balance within yourself everything is curable. Keep in mind that the secret power of the life force belongs to you as much as it belongs to anyone else. Use the Cadeuseus to help you remember that all the answers and resolutions to anything are within reach if you know enough to look inside and find them.
THE OUROBOROS
This symbol is so deeply rooted in the collective unconscious we don’t need anyone to tell us what it means, we “just know”. The Sumerian version is probably the oldest, but who knows how far back it goes. Adam and Eve learned about good and evil from the snake that coiled around the Tree of Life. In Scandinavian mythology the serpent that encircles the earth gnaws ceaselessly the roots of Yggdrasil, or the World Tree. In the East Indian myths Vishnu used Ananta-Sesha, the serpent of Time to turn the axis of the world. The Ouroboros is found in Alchemical symbolism as well. The serpent symbolizes knowledge and wisdom. It is a symbol of power as well. We equate it with evil because here in 3-D people tend to abuse both knowledge and power. We could just as easily use both of these forces constructively and the fact that the snake has two ends implies that we always have a choice when it comes to these things. It is very obviously a symbol of polarity but The Ouroboros also tells us that what preserves life also destroys it. This process is ENDLESS. It has been going on since the beginning of time. When God created the world he knew enough to include destruction in the scheme of things. Even though this snake has a head and a tail the fact that it is eating it self up turns it in to a circle. Behind the never ending cycle of creation and destruction there is nothing but oneness here. The next time you think that life is out to get you use the Ouroboros to remind you that, “it’s all good” no matter how it seems. Whenever you face a choice this symbol will help you reflect on the benefits of taking the high road. And if you’re dealing with “snakes” of any kind the Ouroboros should make it easier to handle them.
SOLOMON’S SEAL
This symbol is commonly known as The Star of David but its roots spread out beyond the boundaries of the Hebrew traditions. The Hermetic axiom, “As above, so below” is associated with this image. All this means is that heavenly forces are reflected in earthly things and those forces can be harnessed and used creatively – or destructively, depending on where one’s intentions are directed. The Solomon’s Seal has long been used in magical circles for talismanic purposes because the interlocking equilateral triangles illustrate that there is a direct connection between what we intend and what we are able to manifest. It is also a two-dimensional image of what is known throughout the universe as the Mer-Ka-Ba. The Mer-Ka-Ba is the light body, or the geometrically precise energy field that surrounds every living thing. The upward pointing triangle represents the “Father”, the mind, or the male principle. The downward pointing triangle represents the “Mother” the emotions, or the female principle. When the Mer-Ka-Ba is activated it opens up the channels to higher levels of consciousness and awakens us to our true nature. Use the Solomon’s Seal whenever you need to bring your mind and your emotions into balance. You will find that it is also very helpful whenever you have parental issues to resolve. It is a wonderful tool to employ when you have magic to do or when you have an intention that you would like to make real in your life. Keep it close at hand during those times when you are in a quandary about what you are here for. This image should serve as a constant reminder that your life has a purpose and that you are a spiritual Being having a human experience.
THE HUMAN CANON
Leonardo Da Vinci was an enlightened Being. At the very least he was deeply involved in spiritual things. No one knows exactly where Da Vinci got his knowledge but it doesn’t matter because his artwork offers plenty of proof that he was on to something. If you study his drawing of The Human Canon you will find that it holds the key to many mysteries. This image illustrates how everything, including the length of our little fingers and the size of our eye sockets is connected through sacred numbers and proportions to universal constants that are found throughout nature. The Phi Ratio, the Golden Mean Rectangle, the Golden Mean Spiral, and the Fibonacci Spiral are all clearly illustrated in The Human Canon. You can even trace the patterns of the Tree of Life and the Solomon’s Seal in the framework of this drawing. It’s hard to say what Leonardo had in mind when he drew the Human Canon. It seems like he wanted to show us that the power of Spirit is encoded in measure and number here in 3-D. He also makes it pretty clear that we are all reflections of God. Call upon this image whenever you’re feeling less than perfect. If your kids are having a hard time with their geometry lessons stick this on their notebook and let them study it for a while. During those times when you’re struggling trying to figure out where you fit in to the scheme of things it might be a good idea to tack this sticker up where you can see it every day. Let it remind you that God lives inside you the way he lives inside all of his creations. That connection is always there whether you are in touch with it or not.
Till next time XOXOXOXO
Copyright - Cal Garrison: 2021: ©
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN AND PRE-EGYPTIAN SYMBOLS
THE FLOWER OF LIFE
This symbol is inscribed on a wall in the Osirian temple at Abydos in Egypt but it has been found at ancient sites all over the world. The Flower of Life is what is known as “the creation pattern”. It is the blueprint for everything that exists, not just in this reality but everywhere in the universe. If you study this pattern and work with the geometries in it you will find that it deepens your understanding of everything.
Use this symbol whenever you feel a need to deepen your connection to your self or whenever you wish to empower your self creatively. If you want to get pregnant, put it on your headboard. If you’re artistic, place it near your easel or in the space where you write or play an instrument. If you have the time grab a compass and see what happens when you try to draw these interconnecting circles. It’s not as easy as it looks but give it a whirl! Once you get the circles drawn see what happens when you try to connect the centers of each circle. You may wind up in a meditative state. Even without going through the hassle of drawing it it’s a very useful meditation tool so if you want to, try putting this sticker near your meditation spot and let it remind you that you are one with all things.
(Pictures of The Flower of Life and all of the symbols that follow can be found in the book “The Ancient Secret The Flower Of Life” by Drunvalo Melchizedek)
THE VESICA PISCES
This symbol is everywhere. Whenever you see pictures of Christ or Mary or Buddha they always seem to floating around inside a Vesica Pisces. Did you ever wonder why? When the sphere of Creation split in two the duality of male and female became real. The Vesica Pisces is what came into being when “Spirit” moved across the waters of the deep and said, “Let there be light”. The oval shape that forms where the two spheres overlap marks the space where the masculine and feminine polarities merge and become one. Light and life emerge from this portal and it represents the balance point or the middle path in the world of duality. The reason there are so many images of enlightened beings framed by the Vesica Pisces is because it is the pathway to Unity Consciousness. It is the opening that brings us to the God within. The Vesica Pisces is also the template for light. Check it out. It looks like a lense or an eye. It also looks like a leaf and the photosynthetic process that leaves are so busy with is wholly dependent on light. In the Goddess Mysteries the Vesica Pisces represents the opening to the womb from which all life springs. For this reason it’s a great image to use when you’re giving birth or having female problems. Use it whenever and wherever you feel the need for more balance in your life. It’ll come in handy during those times when you’re out of synch. It’s also good for dispelling darkness and very useful whenever you need to shed more light on things.
THE EYE OF HORUS
The Eye of Horus has many different names. It’s sometimes referred to as The Eye of Ra or The Eye of God. We’ve been so overexposed to this symbol it’s become sort of a “Hieroglyphic Cliché” and very few people really know what it means. In actuality there are three versions of this eye and three mystery schools associated with it. Whenever you see The Eye of Horus make sure you check out which “eye” you’re looking at. The Left Eye of Horus Mystery School was the female path to enlightenment and initiates were trained in the twelve temples that line the Nile. The Right Eye of Horus Mystery School taught the male mysteries and was purely an oral tradition. These teachings were never written down or recorded but traces of them can be found etched on a wall inside The Great Pyramid. The Middle Eye, or Third Eye of Horus Mystery School taught that LIFE as we live it day by day is our greatest teacher. All three paths will take you “Home”. The above image is The Right Eye of Horus. Use this symbol whenever you’re dealing with anything that requires logic or mental energy. Stick it on your computer or near your desk. Use it in any situation where you’re feeling over emotional, too sensitive, or overwhelmed with confusion about where you fit into the scheme of things. If you happen to come across an image of The Left Eye of Horus use it to remind you that you need to open up to your feelings and emotions a little bit more. And if you bump into The Middle Eye, or The Third Eye of Horus take it as a sign that LIFE is initiating you and all of you’re biggest lessons are right smack in front of you.
THE TOROID
Everything in creation, if reduced to its fundamental form is a Toroid. Atoms, molecules, people, planets, galaxies, everything assumes this basic shape. The hole in the middle of every Toroid appears to be empty but is actually a channel for light. The ancients referred to this channel as “The Column of Glory” or “The Column of Spirit”.
The “bagel” shape field that surrounds this opening owes its existence to the light inside it. The relative speed of the light frequencies coursing through the middle of every Toroid determines what specific form it will take. Human beings have their own unique frequency. And the light that spirals in through the Crown Chakra and up through the Root Chakra is what forms the human body.
Next time you have a chance, look at a tree and it will be obvious to you that trees are Toroidal too. The polar axis of the earth and the magnetic field around it are nothing but – you guessed it – a Toroid. If everything is light and everything is Toroidal, when you get right down to it all ANYTHING is, is the HOLE in a doughnut! This may sound silly but it could very well be the ultimate truth. Now that you know this you’ll have to think twice about making fun of all the cops out there sitting in their cruisers woofing doughnuts down. It MAY be the way they choose to tap into the Godhead!
Use this symbol whenever you want to remember that you are a Being of Light. Call on it when you want to connect with your Higher Self. If you’re going through one of those times when it’s important to “keep it simple” or you just want to get back to basics call on this image. And from now on let every doughnut and bagel you eat remind you that life isn’t half as complicated as we make it.
THE ANKH
This image has been so overexposed we don’t even wonder about it anymore. The Ankh happens to be the symbol of eternal life and it was used in the Egyptian Mystery schools as an initiation tool. Actually, it is a resurrection tool. Who knows what they were doing in The King’s Chamber but by the time the inititiates made it that far they were ready to find out about immortality. And according to their way of seeing things resurrection and immortality were directly connected with the breath and with the sexual force. The mystery school initiates weren’t hung up about sex at all. And it’s not like The Great Pyramid was the Playboy Mansion but whoever got inside knew that the sexual mysteries were a gateway to higher levels of consciousness. The Ankh was used in initiation rituals to raise the sexual energy of each initiate and tune it to higher frequencies. Modern perceptions of sex have been so distorted by organized religion and the media that its real meaning has gotten lost somewhere between guilt and lust. Draw upon the power of this image to help you remember that there’s more to lovemaking than meets the eye. Use it to open your heart whenever you pray. The Ankh speaks strongly to the idea of resurrection and eternal life also. Whenever you’re faced with death let this symbol remind you that it is a portal to a new life.
THE CADUSEUS
The AMA has more or less monopolized this image but it doesn’t “belong” to them by any means. Tracing the Caduceus symbol back to its origins takes you all over the map. The Sumerians, the Druids, the Egyptians, the Greeks, the Native Americans, the people over in India, EVERY race has a version of this symbol in their mythology. Regardless of what the story behind the image is all of the ancient people were well aware that it signified the healing power of the life force. Most commonly The Cadeuseus is known as The Staff of Hermes. The two (and sometimes there are three) snakes coiling up the staff represent the creative interplay of darkness and light within the world of form. In the Greek myths The Cadeuseus was formed when Hermes, “The Thrice Great”, used the staff to separate two serpents that were locked in combat. The reconciliation of opposites came about because he was spiritually adept enough to know exactly how to harness and unify these polarized forces. Keep in mind that Hermes was the Greek equivalent of the Egyptian god Thoth, and Thoth’s roots are antediluvian. Thoth is the archetypal embodiment of ALL knowledge. When a person develops their spiritual abilities well enough to be able to bring both the darkness and the light within themselves to a place of oneness it gives them the power and the knowledge to heal anything. Use this symbol whenever you find yourself in a situation where opposite forces need to be harmonized. If you’re dealing with illness of any kind let it remind you that when you return to a state of balance within yourself everything is curable. Keep in mind that the secret power of the life force belongs to you as much as it belongs to anyone else. Use the Cadeuseus to help you remember that all the answers and resolutions to anything are within reach if you know enough to look inside and find them.
THE OUROBOROS
This symbol is so deeply rooted in the collective unconscious we don’t need anyone to tell us what it means, we “just know”. The Sumerian version is probably the oldest, but who knows how far back it goes. Adam and Eve learned about good and evil from the snake that coiled around the Tree of Life. In Scandinavian mythology the serpent that encircles the earth gnaws ceaselessly the roots of Yggdrasil, or the World Tree. In the East Indian myths Vishnu used Ananta-Sesha, the serpent of Time to turn the axis of the world. The Ouroboros is found in Alchemical symbolism as well. The serpent symbolizes knowledge and wisdom. It is a symbol of power as well. We equate it with evil because here in 3-D people tend to abuse both knowledge and power. We could just as easily use both of these forces constructively and the fact that the snake has two ends implies that we always have a choice when it comes to these things. It is very obviously a symbol of polarity but The Ouroboros also tells us that what preserves life also destroys it. This process is ENDLESS. It has been going on since the beginning of time. When God created the world he knew enough to include destruction in the scheme of things. Even though this snake has a head and a tail the fact that it is eating it self up turns it in to a circle. Behind the never ending cycle of creation and destruction there is nothing but oneness here. The next time you think that life is out to get you use the Ouroboros to remind you that, “it’s all good” no matter how it seems. Whenever you face a choice this symbol will help you reflect on the benefits of taking the high road. And if you’re dealing with “snakes” of any kind the Ouroboros should make it easier to handle them.
SOLOMON’S SEAL
This symbol is commonly known as The Star of David but its roots spread out beyond the boundaries of the Hebrew traditions. The Hermetic axiom, “As above, so below” is associated with this image. All this means is that heavenly forces are reflected in earthly things and those forces can be harnessed and used creatively – or destructively, depending on where one’s intentions are directed. The Solomon’s Seal has long been used in magical circles for talismanic purposes because the interlocking equilateral triangles illustrate that there is a direct connection between what we intend and what we are able to manifest. It is also a two-dimensional image of what is known throughout the universe as the Mer-Ka-Ba. The Mer-Ka-Ba is the light body, or the geometrically precise energy field that surrounds every living thing. The upward pointing triangle represents the “Father”, the mind, or the male principle. The downward pointing triangle represents the “Mother” the emotions, or the female principle. When the Mer-Ka-Ba is activated it opens up the channels to higher levels of consciousness and awakens us to our true nature. Use the Solomon’s Seal whenever you need to bring your mind and your emotions into balance. You will find that it is also very helpful whenever you have parental issues to resolve. It is a wonderful tool to employ when you have magic to do or when you have an intention that you would like to make real in your life. Keep it close at hand during those times when you are in a quandary about what you are here for. This image should serve as a constant reminder that your life has a purpose and that you are a spiritual Being having a human experience.
THE HUMAN CANON
Leonardo Da Vinci was an enlightened Being. At the very least he was deeply involved in spiritual things. No one knows exactly where Da Vinci got his knowledge but it doesn’t matter because his artwork offers plenty of proof that he was on to something. If you study his drawing of The Human Canon you will find that it holds the key to many mysteries. This image illustrates how everything, including the length of our little fingers and the size of our eye sockets is connected through sacred numbers and proportions to universal constants that are found throughout nature. The Phi Ratio, the Golden Mean Rectangle, the Golden Mean Spiral, and the Fibonacci Spiral are all clearly illustrated in The Human Canon. You can even trace the patterns of the Tree of Life and the Solomon’s Seal in the framework of this drawing. It’s hard to say what Leonardo had in mind when he drew the Human Canon. It seems like he wanted to show us that the power of Spirit is encoded in measure and number here in 3-D. He also makes it pretty clear that we are all reflections of God. Call upon this image whenever you’re feeling less than perfect. If your kids are having a hard time with their geometry lessons stick this on their notebook and let them study it for a while. During those times when you’re struggling trying to figure out where you fit in to the scheme of things it might be a good idea to tack this sticker up where you can see it every day. Let it remind you that God lives inside you the way he lives inside all of his creations. That connection is always there whether you are in touch with it or not.
Till next time XOXOXOXO
Copyright - Cal Garrison: 2021: ©
“The Walk of Life”
I have been a working astrologer for fifty years. The column that you see posted here every Sunday has been in print for the last thirty. Over time, my horoscopes have gained quite a following. Of late, they have expanded to include articles that showcase more than just run-of-the-mill, sign-to-sign predictions. If you learn something from what you find here, or if what I write helps you to make sense of things, or inspires you in some way, it means a lot to me. While you are on this website, you are welcome to take a look around. There are short stories, articles, videos, and free downloads that you won’t find anywhere else. All of it is free, and shared with a desire to bring light to the world. On any day when what’s written here opens your heart or your mind to something new, and you feel called to ‘pay it forward’ with some ‘loose change’, a donation, large or small, made to my PayPal account (paypal.me/calgarrisongmailcom) would be greatly appreciated, and make it possible for me to not only share the very best of what I have to offer, but to continue, “The Walk of Life”.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qTHn_sxrN0&list=RD_qTHn_sxrN0&start_radio=1&t=0paypal.me/calgarrisongmailcom
“The Walk of Life”
I have been a working astrologer for fifty years. The column that you see posted here every Sunday has been in print for the last thirty. Over time, my horoscopes have gained quite a following. Of late, they have expanded to include articles that showcase more than just run-of-the-mill, sign-to-sign predictions. If you learn something from what you find here, or if what I write helps you to make sense of things, or inspires you in some way, it means a lot to me. While you are on this website, you are welcome to take a look around. There are short stories, articles, videos, and free downloads that you won’t find anywhere else. All of it is free, and shared with a desire to bring light to the world. On any day when what’s written here opens your heart or your mind to something new, and you feel called to ‘pay it forward’ with some ‘loose change’, a donation, large or small, made to my PayPal account (paypal.me/calgarrisongmailcom) would be greatly appreciated, and make it possible for me to not only share the very best of what I have to offer, but to continue, “The Walk of Life”.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qTHn_sxrN0&list=RD_qTHn_sxrN0&start_radio=1&t=0paypal.me/calgarrisongmailcom
