Santa Cruz Mountain winemakers explain how the harvest works, and what kind of wine to expect from this year’s crop
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Libra (our last week) is the sign of creating right relations and values. In Libra we are asked to choose how to be, our identity in the world. We can maintain a hermetic sealed-off attitude (my life, my work, my money, etc.) or we can gain knowledge of world events and learn more about those in need. Libra is a group sign—self with others. Here are some events occurring in our world this week concerning food, poverty, spirituality, values and global realities. The UN (a spiritual experiment) each month places a “light” upon world problems. This week a light shines on Rural Women, Farms, Food & Poverty. Before we choose to respond we must have knowledge. “So we can each do our part.” Oct. 15 – International Day of Rural Women (unrecognized with few resources); Oct. 16 – World Food Day & Family Farming: Feeding the World, Caring for the Earth; Oct. 17 – Eradication of Poverty Day (international).
During the month of Libra (with Saturn exalted), we pause, contemplate and assess what it is we know, don’t know, and need to know. Libra receives and distributes Ray 3 of divine intelligence, right relations, right choice and right economy (Venus). Use your intelligence “tips the Libran scales” in terms of being able to see and then choose between the two paths Libra offers (return to the past or step forward into Scorpio’s Discipleship). Libra (the oscillating light) prepares us for the great tests and conflicts in Scorpio. In Libra we are subtly tested as we learn the nature of polarized energies (s/he loves me, s/he loves me not). In Libra we learn more about ourselves through others. Libra’s Ray 3 asks us to become more adaptable and skillful. And then we are to teach each other what we know. In Libra, we all become teachers. In all these ways love is cultivated.
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Plus Letters To the Editor
The Experience Hendrix Tour returns to Santa Cruz with new guitar slingers and past favorites
UCSC hosts 20th Fall Harvest Festival, plus impressive airport eats and an Olive Festival
We owe it to ourselves, the earth and future generations to do so.
Lynne Lerner
Santa Cruz | Retired
Ranking the glorious absurdity of music videos by YouTube sensation Turquoise Jeep
Singer-songwriter Jeffrey Foucault fights against the musical grind, in search of authenticity