By Judy Jennings
© Copyright 2015
Recently I wrote that Tarot
helps calm my mind. That sounds great,
but how does it really work? As luck
would have it, today has provided me with a great example.
That nasty clunking I heard
coming from underneath my car last evening sent me to bed feeling anxious,
which is the same way I woke up in this morning. After forcing myself to chant 10 Aums,
anyway, I laid down five cards. The first
three were minor arcana fussing about money, but the last two were pivotal.
The King of Cups reminded me
that the most important thing, no matter what happens, is for me to stay in
control of my emotions today. And to be
kind, always.
The Lovers sitting next to
the King of Cups says that something good can still happen here, despite a
chilling auto diagnosis. At the very
least, I’ll feel good about myself if I can be that King of Cups today,
especially when facing anxiety.
Or maybe it’ll turn out to be
the cheap, rather than the major, fix. However
it works out, I feel calmer now because the cards showed me the possibility
that lies within myself.
That’s how it works. Tarot gives you a glimpse of the most
positive direction in which to go forward, whatever your situation happens to be.
What you do with that insight is up to you.
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