Approach life with a sense of curiosity rather than with fear, doubt, or annoyance.
I don’t remember all of the details around the first time I saw my astrological birth chart, but I do remember the feeling it gave me. It was like that moment in a blackout when someone first turns on a flashlight or lights a candle. Illumination. Suddenly, you can see. That was me as I sat in a tiny, dimly lit room at the Psychic Eye Bookshop in San Francisco. Aeion, the most jolly, teddy bear of a man, was giving me a reading. He kept saying things like, “Whoo!” and “Oh boy” as he studied the intricate, colorful spider web of a pie chart that was presumably my star make-up. Now to some skeptics, and I was one myself in those first few mysterious moments of his verbal assessment of ‘me’, this show was just meant to lure me in and hook me into thinking he knew something about me that I didn’t. But what eventually came out of his mouth wasn’t some general or vague evaluation that could apply to just anyone. It had very specific meaning. Not only to my personal history but to the exact state of my being at that time. I mean the shit that just kept me up at night. That’s what Aeion was tapping into. And yes, those same skeptics could also say I was desperate in my search for answers to hear anything that may be close to a solution for my confused, early-twenties life. But, in all honesty, I had simply entered into that room and the reading as a curious person. And funny how when we approach life with a sense of curiosity rather than with fear, doubt, or annoyance, that the world then opens a doorway to possibility, awakening, and complete, unabashed transformation.