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Your SmartScope for March 2010:
It's going to be a challenge, but the month of March is asking you
to reach deep within and be compassionate this month. Try to see things
from others' point of view this month. Understand where others are
coming from. You know emotions and you know anger, you know sadness
and you know what it feels like to be happy. Use your experience to
relate to other people and give them what they need to be balanced.
While you help others emotionally, you'll feel yourself growing emotionally,
too. It's amazing how much you can learn about anger while you are
calm and kind!
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About You, Taurus:
The Myth: Taurus is said to represent many things, including the form of the bull that Zeus (the King of Greek Gods) takes in order to win over Europa, a Greek beauty. Additionally, Taurus is associated with the Greek goddess Aphrodite (the Goddess of Love), the Egyptian goddess Isis (known as the ideal mother and patron of nature and magic), the Norse goddess Freyja (the Goddess of Love and Beauty), and the Greek god Dionysus (the God of Wine), the Aztec god Xolotl (the God of Lightning and Death) and the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl (the Creator God).
Cool Fact: The Taurus constellation is home to the Crab Nebula, leftover from a huge supernova that occurred almost 1,000 years ago - on July 4, 1054, to be exact. The astronomical explosion was visible from Earth and was documented in Chinese history texts.
As a Taurus, you might be... hard-working, romantic, organized and trustworthy
Careers a Taurus might like: Engineer, artist, musician, manager, singer, auctioneer
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Note-worthy Female Taurus:
Delia Derbyshire (May 5, 1937 - July 3, 2001) was
born in Coventry, UK. In college, she studied mathematics and music.
Her reasoning for this was that mathematics was the basis of music,
and in order to make the best music she could, she had to know
the rules. Then she could bend or break the rules as she saw fit.
We love Delia because she made sure she was doing what she loved
even when it seemed like no one else wanted her to. For example,
she was denied one position she applied for despite her qualifications
purely because she was a woman. At another workplace, she had to
work anonymously for many years. Still, she stuck to it. You may
know Delia's work if you have ever heard the theme song for the
BBC's show Doctor Who!
If you would like to find out more about Delia and her work, check out this website and listen to some of her music clips.
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