Aquarius 2013: Your Personal Horoscope

Those born under the sign of the water carrier are some of the most individual characters of the zodiac. They have a very strong non-conformist streak, in the more extreme example, you could almost class them as anti-establishment, they are certainly individuals in manner and actions.
 

Others often view them as somewhat eccentric or odd, this is a mistake. They are constant thinkers, and often great innovators, managing the potential of things and people, whilst others are still struggling to come to terms, with the reality of the situation

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The Perfect Reference Point
 

What can you do when your heart is cracked wide open, and you feel like there's no hope? The answer is to use your open heart as a guide to move through life's challenges and rediscover what you are really all about.

Heart-breaking traumas, dramas and struggles are often a call to look deeper within to see with a new, more expanded perspective. They call us to love all the broken parts of ourselves so that we may live a life filled with love.

When Your Heart is Cracked Wide Open will help you to use your heart as a guide to restore your true identity as a Being of Love so that you may align with your full potential. The ancient Wisdom contained within these pages will fill you with a sense of empowerment, as well as feelings of deep love, compassion, and appreciation for yourself.

Ultimately, this book supports you on a new path. It is a path that begins with answering the call and the freedom to create anew, which leads to the wonder of fresh possibilities that you may have missed - had your heart remained closed and unconscious.

YOU are the primary factor in navigating through your life and destiny.  Let yourself discover how a willingness to examine and release old, worn-out perceptions can reinvent your life.

Sometimes funny, tearful, serious or all three, these stories give the reader little chance to recover, as they change from contemporary to the historic, love to war, personal to public, offering a pot-pourri of the author’s work.

Culled from the treasury of Brian Mullally’s collection of short stories, the series includes several award winning stories.

An Insignificant Flower the judge described as a powerful and moving story, tautly told with a deft attention to small detail.

The Mother Lover was judged as an innovative and intriguing story beyond the usual experience of readers, a memorable event with a degree of humour amidst horror that certainly demonstrates the writer’s prowess.

Mock Turtle Island was voted the winner in the Warren Adler 2008 Humorous Short Story Competition. 

The General and the Moon Lady described by the judges at the Writers’ Union of Canada as competent writing with some wonderful sequences.