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[worthyofhislove]

As innocent as it might seem, indulging in horoscopes leaves you open to alternative spirituality that, at times, can be a slippery slope.

Be cautious, would you?

I'm lucky in that respect, having never been born when there were such things as years or months.

Comments

[one_that_leads]

It is a strange idea.

[worthyofhislove]

Horoscopes or an interest in what they call mysticism?

[one_that_leads]

Horoscopes.

That the stars and the planets could be so predictive.
Or influential.

[worthyofhislove]

A quaint concept, isn't it? And so general.

[livingmyths]

They do? Really?

[worthyofhislove]

There is the possibility if one expects so much from them.

[livingmyths]

I think they're funny.

[worthyofhislove]

Then there may be no harm in it.

[holymadonna]

Usually, I would agree with you, Gabriel, but I don't see anything wrong with a little of alternative practice to vary.

(ooc; Cursed. Canon Wood Snake).

[worthyofhislove]

Oh?

[holymadonna]

We can become aware of something we haven't noticed before and that is truthful.

[mr_phale]

I'd normally say such nonsense is harmless, myself, but it does seem like something's up today.

[worthyofhislove]

I'd wager it is a curse. Or an influx or fraudulent religion.

[mr_phale]

The former seems much more likely.

[letslip]

That's the... star charts, yeah?

It's hard to do those with fake stars.

[worthyofhislove]

Even with real stars, how do they know?

[letslip]

I think it was... astronomers... I don't know. I guess they just made it up- But they can't make it up if there are no stars, that's just way too fake sounding.

I wonder if the cities in my world still do it- even with no stars.

[worthyofhislove]

It is only talk. I think that stars are good at keeping watch but little else. Especially giving guidance beyond standard navigation.

No stars at all? How curious.