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COASTCOAST Mm a a G G a a Z Z I I N N E E Covering Florida’S Space and Treasure Coasts ONON OUTOUT THETHE COASTCOAST mm a a g g a a z z i i n n e e Covering Florida’s Space and Treasure Coasts Issue #059, October 2007 Out on the Coast magazine INSIDE published by OOTC Publishing, Inc. PO Box 155, Roseland, FL 32957 Horoscope........................................... 772.913.3008 Jacqueline [email protected] Tea.Time...............................................10 publisher/editor Miss.T Lee A. Newell II Spiritually.Speaking.........................14 [email protected] Rev..Dr..Jerry.Seay In.Our.Past..........................................18 contributing writers Celeste.DeRoche,.Ph.D. In.the.New.s....................................22 Rev. Dr. Jerry L. Seay Rev. Gregory L. 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Start *Harris, Rothenberg International, LLC, "The John Hancock 2005 Cost of Care Survey." with Mercury going retrograde on the that nest egg and think about what is best Virgo August 23 – September 22 This is timing; it’s giving you time to look toward 12th, as communications will become for your future, then act on it. All the rest will a phenomenal month for friendship and the future and plan for what is coming next. challenging. Wait until after the 24th when fall into place later. improving your social life. Go with the flow. All the stress will do is weaken your already it goes back into Libra to understand Leo July 23 – August 22 Your hands are Time will reveal to you those who are true. frail immune system. So work on your where your mate is coming from. The tied this month, which will make you take This is not the time for snap decisions. health in your down time instead. Taurus full moon on the 26th will help both patience and a step back, then wait Learn to go with the flow and enjoy the now you look into your own personal values. Aquarius January 23 – February 22 Your and see what happens before you act. without analyzing it to much and you’ll have After November 2nd, when Mercury goes creative and intuitive powers are heightened You’ll find others will reveal information they a fun month. direct, will you know the truth. So sit this month. Use them to advance your wouldn’t normally divulge, in turn that you back and ask questions this month. Libra September 23 – October 22 Happy career; you’ll be happy with the results. would usually overlook. This compaction Solar Return! Those closest to you will put However, your compassion for others will Aries March 23 - April 22 You’ll find will go far and you’ll find a clearer path to unrealistic demands upon you. You’ll find it be detached. Don’t try to meddle in others opposition where usually there is none. Don’t what you want. is not the time to do things for others but, business even though you may know how defend your position; use this challenge to instead, to tell them what they need to do. to fix it because your great advice will not listen and understand the point of view of They’ll appreciate your sympathetic ear be well received. others, as it’s to your benefit. You’ve been and feel empowered. You on the other hand Pisces February 23 – March 22. You feel a working hard, now is the time to focus on can use the free time to nurture yourself change coming on but it’s not this month, so where you’re going and what’s around you. and have some fun! It’ll make this month go by with ease. relax. With this Mercury retrograde trining Scorpio October 23 – November 22 your sign, misunderstandings with others Taurus April 23 – May 22 Opportunities With this Mercury retrograde in your sign, will be plentiful. Think before you speak arise early this month. However, you’ll have you’ll feel others misunderstand you. This and you’ll find smother communications. to work for them. This is a time to find out is a time for you to ask more questions; Take this month to pamper you and enjoy which ones are worth working for and to let use your actions and not your words to the water. The change that is coming has the others go. The New moon on the 26th communicate. Remember this is a time for been long-awaited and will be rewarding. in your sign brings a good time to start you to clean things up that you’ve set aside. For those who want to know: Since new habits and patterns that you’ll stick Also, take care of your health as you’re Neptune is retrograde as well as Mercury, with. It’s your choice as to what you want vulnerable to colds. to accomplish. I thought I’d tell you about it this month. Sagittarius November 23 – December Neptune rules the last sign of the zodiac, Gemini May 23 – June 22 Last month kept 22 New projects and ideas will arise this Pisces, which is the intuitive part of us. With you on the go. This month will slow you month. You have the power to make them Neptune in Aquarius right now all will have down. Your natural charm just won’t work happen, just not in the time line you’d like. a stronger intuitive ability to see the future now. Take the time to ask more questions Take the time to make it the quality work of our lives, or at least feel it, especially before you act or you’ll find yourself chasing that you do and you’ll find time will pass under this Mercury retrograde. All we have your tail and some of the things you wanted quicker. Remember; haste makes waste! to do is listen. may not be what you thought. Capricorn December 23 – January 22 Monthly horoscopes by Jacqueline. For Cancer June 23 – July 22 The key word Projects are slowing down now. Take this more information on Astrology or for a for you this month is change. The things time to relax. Don’t stress out about the private reading call: 772.286.2720 6 Out on the Coast Magazine Issue #059 Out on the Coast Magazine Issue #059 7 would like to thank everyone for their many acts of kindness at the passing of our Show Director and friend Steven "Mercedes" Gallant. It was great to see so many friends and family, old and new, at his Memorial Service and Celebration of Life party afterwards.
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