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I don't like the idea of soul-mates. It suggests the wish-fulfillment of a pre-destined fixed-deck, which reduces you to a hapless rube at the card table of love. If your heart is open, if your curiosity is great, if your enthusiasm for life abounds, potential soul-mates will keep skipping toward you out of the mist. (more)

The "free love" of the 60s was an experiment that remains incomplete. Humanity was not then up to the task of integrating the psychedelic, psychic, and visionary aspects of our being into the repressive social structure. More than a political revolution, we need, first of all, a love revolution, which is also a revelation: a clear-eyed approach to love and Eros. (more)

At various times in our history, oracular, archetypal systems such as the Tarot, Astrology, the I Ching, and Norse Runes have emerged out of various cultures. Within the last forty years, the discovery of a different group of archetypes has emerged -- the nine archetypal character styles of the Enneagram.  (more)

In my first year as an astrologer the most relentless question I've fielded in over 500 sessions has been "When will I meet my soul mate?" Astrology has always had a lot to say on the subject of love. The answers aren't always what people want to hear but they are almost always what people need to hear. (more)

The whole of space was in contact with our skin; it was a hieroglyphthat we could translate with our fingers. Deep energies leapt back andforth -- as they diagramed the closed curves of the Microcosm -- andyet our ways of seeing things did not always overlap. (more)