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I consider myself a spiritual person rather than a religious one. The difference in my mind is that I believe in an animating and unifying force of the universe, which some people call "God." I don't, though, subscribe to the idea that any one religion is the only way to experience divinity.

On my way to represent the Divination Foundation and Tarot.com at a "Centers Gathering" conference in Findhorn, Scotland -- one of the original spiritual teaching centers -- during this, its 50th anniversary year, I am passing through the city of beauty, art and romance: Paris, France. I love this place.

I spent eight months in India four decades ago. I was 21 and roaming the planet without specific plans or goals, other than to become enlightened, then save the world -- preferably before age 25.

Being human is a group experience, which is why relationships are such an important subject. It takes two parents to make us and a community to supply the food, water and shelter that we need to survive. There's no such thing as a self-made man or woman

Get ready for a SUPER exciting weekend! The next couple of days are filled with fun and surprises and drama and a few bumps in the road. That's because we've got the worldwide wacky Star Wars Day on May 4, and then on May 5 there's an intense Full Moon in Scorpio, which is also a "Super Moon," and it's also Cinco de Mayo and 5/5.

My colleague Rick Levine told me that people who have difficult lives tend to believe in fate, while happier folks are more likely to believe in free will. It's understandable that those who suffer feel like victims unable to control their destiny, while those who are content see themselves as

I'm a total chocolate snob. I admit it freely, and embrace this discriminating part of my personality with pride.

My former husband and I used to enjoy having "date nights" in Manhattan and testing out new restaurants. If we passed by one of my favorite chocolate stores

Mars is the warrior planet. It represents the urge to push into fresh territory by initiating action. It also describes the methods that we use to get things done. Mars' position in a birth chart shows the means by which we reach out to touch others and to impact our world. But while Mars' location in an individual's birth chart is key, we're also collectively influenced by its current status.

Planets talk; 
     their cosmic discourse
     determines the fate
     of vulnerable babes;

Each armed with a few trillion tiny cellular receptors

Aggressive Mars has been in sharp-eyed Virgo since November 2011, and won't leave this pragmatic sign until July 3, 2012. The warrior planet generally blasts through a sign in seven weeks, but it turned retrograde on Jan. 23 this year