"XIX The Sun" and "0 The Fool"

Saturday, April 25th, 2015.  Aaahhh...the weekend is here and time to let the stress of the work week melt away.  Actually, covering for one of my fellow employees was not all that bad although yes, it was a challenge to manage two desks and complete all of my duties I got through it with much help from one of the managers so the week ended calmly and with few mistakes being made.

Personally, I'm in a good spot these days.  I understand myself a lot better than I have in the past and it's all do to a better understanding of the cosmos, Gaia, and my place in the world especially so through spending more time with and focused intent on Tarot.  I've developed a much better understanding of Tarot than ever before and my intuition is strong.

My hobby is taking off now that it's become fun again.  Imagine, a whole week of ignoring my model railroad created clarity and inspiration that got me through my mountain-building roadblock--thank you Spirit.

Spirit Is and today's visiting Tarot is "XIX The Sun.  Any personal growth you achieve now will be linked to self-expression.  Say what you feel when you feel it.  Accept criticism and admit mistakes.  Enthusiasm and self-assurance bring results.  A promotion is on the horizon.  When reversed: Relationship hassles are likely.  Don’t get wrapped up in yourself so tightly that you ignore your partner’s or others’ needs.  Stop being overly dramatic.  Set goals realistically and try to do what’s good for all parties involved."  with a dash of extra inspiration coming from ""0 The Fool".  Take things as they are.  Matters are proceeding as planned.  Do your part to settle outstanding disagreements.  Kill others with kindness and let them suffer the consequences of their actions.  This is a good time to build your investments or remodel your home.  When reversed: Schedules are full, time is at a premium.  Take time to enjoy life’s pleasures.  Postpone business decisions temporarily.  Use discretion and patience." (Tarot, Dennis Fairchild, Julie Paschkis, Running Press, Philadelphia, 1996, 2000)

Self-expression requires self-understanding and acceptance.  So know yourself and then get out there and express yourself.  Grow and inspire through self-expression.  Roll with the punches and always be true to yourself.  Yet, do not ignore the needs of others, ensure that you take into account the needs of those around you, especially those closest to you.  Spread happiness and kindness through enthusiasm, let Spirit be your guide.

Thank You Spirit.

Blessed Be.