Yet blind Sagittarian faith is equally useless without the my planning and patience to help make it real. Backing up hope with commitment and work will be my effective way to benefit from my future-forming vacation here in Centaurland. Cynics can get on the dark horse of despair and ride it all the way to the Apocalypse, but is that what any of us want? Have humans reached the end of their evolutionary road? What happens to us tomorrow largely depends upon what we do today. Instead of finding perverse delight in stamping out hope, my stay here in Sagittarius can be interpreted as an obligation to be optimistic. It is this commitment to finding a vision not reported in the daily news that allows us to build bridges from the fears of now to a more fulfilling tomorrow. Looking for light in the darkest corners of our hearts and minds is not the naive act of children but is the responsibility of creative, conscious and loving adults. Take for example an ex-lover of mine, Nick Cave.Have you seen the Nick Cave documentary "20,000 Days on Earth" yet. Drama and reality combine in a fictitious 24 hours in the life of Nick, musician and international cultural icon. With startlingly frank insights and an intimate portrayal of the artistic process, the film examines what makes us who we are, and celebrates the transformative power of the creative spirit. Ciao for now, Krymea....
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