Let's see if I can't remember how to post on here. I'm being drawn back to my cards and the peace and connection it gives me. Connecting with my cards gives me a few moments to be mindful. Some days it's a quick "I see you" or confirmation and other days it gives me introspection that comes back into my mind over the whole day.
I tried to jot this down in a journal, but found it lacking without being able to include the cards from the deck.
I pulled four cards this morning to see what the quarters of the year ahead will bring. I didn't have the luxury of time, but the cards spoke loud and clear. They showed someone supporting my growth at the beginning of this year, then me doing it on my own, the second half of the year is the "torch" being transferred and me walking down the road with peace and confidence at the end of the year. Pretty straight forward progression!
I can only hope this foreshadows the few things I want to explore this year.
I don't often buy myself stuff, but it so happens that with Christmas and my January birthday, I have a few weeks that are guilt free times to spoil myself. If my birthday was in June, then half this would be bought in June. This year I'm investing in things I want to learn; intro online classes for equi-tape, maybe some shadow work, still want to learn to see auras because I think it would be beautiful and my mom treated me to John Edward tickets this year after over 10 years of wanting to go.
I often hold things I want close to my heart and don't blab to everyone who will listen. Priorities come first, then, wants change and who wants to hear me ramble for 10 years that I want John Edward tickets. I don't often put things like that first. If someone told me the same want for that long I'd get tired of hearing about it and would think it would not end up happening, resulting in an empty want. Empty wants feel greedy or impulsive. Hence, I hold my wants close...
Today I used my Mona to Lisa deck. I continue to be amazed how clear and full this deck is. I've had this deck for 14 years and it never fails me.