Years ago, I thought my dad was kind of a dork for playing Minecraft. As time went on, that softened a bit - we'd talk about stuff while he'd chop down trees or dig up a hill or something - there was something more soothing about it, I suppose. In the last week or two, I got into it myself at the prodding of a friend, and it's strangely addicting. You can pretty much make whatever you want, and there's a lot of complexities. Over the weekend, me and a buddy took a whole dilapidated village and refurbished it, though we haven't got villagers yet (apparently a large scale pain in the ass).

Ultimately though, the power you have in Minecraft is to use the tools and resources at your disposal to transform the world around you, in a way that's more suited to your liking. You have your limitations, but your creativity can really soar, and you can come up with some really cool things. And the coolest part is when you finish a project and just look at it and marvel at your work.

It's microcosmic, but real life works the same way, though much slower, and with a much larger assortment of possibilities. All too often it's easy to get caught up in the day-to-day and people lose sight of what they've accomplished, the impact they've had on the world around them. With the current energy driving transformations all around us, remember you can watch things transform around you, or you can be part of the process. Use that power within, and see what you might create today. Best of luck.

Bud

There's an often tumultuous nature to this energy where you might start feeling restless and longing for something to do. It's where you might start doing certain things just for the hell of it. In personal relationships, it's a little bit harder as you might get into engagements while being lukewarm on a person overall. Finding ways to fight off boredom will probably help you out the most; any creative efforts are things that can totally engage your mind once you get deep into the creative process.

...Show some Love...