Although I have become very anti the word ‘manifesting’ because everyone seems to use it, as if it’s a skill we can learn in order to ask for what we want and receive it. Like ordering something on a menu. It seems a bit calculating and arrogant and is bandied about by many spiritual teachers in order to attract. Where’s the magic, where’s the unknown.
The irony does not escape me. I do ask myself whether it’s me becoming a bit of a grumpy old lady with a dose of ‘sour grapes’ and not so many dreams! Because of course everyone wants to manifest their dreams! And what does tarot do? Help us do exactly that by giving us an arena whereby we see the potential around us and with received insight and direction are able to make the most of said potential and tap into our hopes and dreams.
My favourite card is the ‘advice’ card/what’s the best course of action (in order to be successful /manifest the outcome you want) so I’m not sure what I am being judgemental about. And I always want to know ‘what should I do’?’
The advice card, is the action card, the activation resulting from every thought, word, deed, that progresses us forward in our co-creation.
the artisan, the architect and the priest together build firm foundations for the church
This morning in answer to a general question ‘What’s going on? please can you explain how I am supposed to interpret life right now?’ I got the three of pentacles.
The card of collaboration, or making plans, of building firm foundations from which you can grow/live. Figuring things out with the help of others. Being constructive.
make constructive plans, build firm foundations to manifest what you wish for
Yes but where is it leading? what am I building? And I pulled The Magician as the clarifying card……in order to manifest what you desire. You have all the skills, now it’s time to weave your magic. So magic is involved! As it happens a healer friend is coming round for lesson no 2 on dowsing with a pendulum and rods for healing. So watch this space.
Do come and have a tarot reading with me here in battersea or online. Online works so well, so do get in touch as I’m heading to the island for a few days looking after a little smooth haired Jack Russell, daughter of Trumpet, while her parents are on holiday.