On July 29, 2020

Plans transformed

Remember the month of February, when the enthusiasm of a New Year and a new decade propelled you forward with excitement about your goals and dreams? It’s hard to believe February was just six short months ago.

This week, the subtle influence of Jupiter and Neptune aligning may remind you of February and the person you were then, the plans you had and the things you wanted to do in 2020 and beyond. While there are some very real limitations to what you can do right now, there are no limits to a dream that burns inside your heart.

Faith combined with practical action taken now may lead you to new possibilities that show up in October.

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