Ogham Readings on Saturdays

[kimberlysteele]

 

I am happy to read your Ogham free of charge -- that's how I hone my divination skills.  Please limit your reading request to four or fewer Ogham cards: though this can take many forms, here are some common ones (all of them are basically combos of 4 cards):

 

-a single three card reading for the week or month and a one-off, one card reading

-four questions about four separate items that require one answer (card) per item
-a one card reading to answer a specific question and a three card for a more nuanced question
-Two separate readings, two cards a piece exploring the positives and negatives of two different choices

 
I am happy to do Ogham readings confidentially via email -- just email me at k steele studio at gmail during the allotted time/before deadline.  I cannot answer health questions.  If you have a question about health or another sensitive, private matter, provide a bunch of non-identifying information and the Ogham will be able to figure it out even if I don't. I'm serious... the Ogham actually tend to "know" things without me being privy to what is going on.

Please note I take time off during Solstices and Equinoxes for Druid stuff and because sometimes I simply need a break. 

My next planned break is the week of Saturday, September 21.

I take reading requests from whenever this post goes up on Friday night until 8pm US Central Time the next day (Saturday).  

For a more in depth look into how I read and interpret the Ogham's symbols, please visit my website druidogham.wordpress.com.

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Your prayers of blessing to the deity/deities of your choice are welcome whether or not you can donate.

Comments

Can you tell me about this possible job?

[(Anonymous)]

Hello Kimberly! Thank you for keeping this venue open.

I have been mostly retired for about three years, since my former employer left town and I found I could get by. But in the last couple weeks I have been talking to a recruiter. She works for my old company (but in a different division—no one I know), and she came looking for me personally, by name. The work she is offering is similar to what I did before but not the same (so I'd have the chance to learn something new). It means moving about 400 miles away, which I'm reluctant to do because my mom is in her 80's. But it would be good to have some more structure in my days, and I think I could help this division with their work.

What can the Ogham tell me about this job? If they offer it to me (they haven't yet), should I take it? Are there hidden landmines? Or any other insight would be appreciated.

Thank you very much!

Hosea Tanatu

Re: Can you tell me about this possible job?

[kimberlysteele]

Hi HT,

My Ogham think you need to do as much detective work on this potential job as possible. They give Oír or Epiphany ill-dignified, which is not a good sign. Oír is a realization of what cannot be changed. In a bad dignity, this could very well indicate this is not the right job for you. It could be the location that is the problem, the job itself, or the other people who work there.

For whether or not you will get the job, the Ogham seem to think you will if you want it. They give Ioho or Grace well-dignified, which pretty much says they think it is in the bag.

As for the problems with the new position, they give Koad or Confluence ill-dignified. They think there will be unforeseen problems with taking the job. The main issue will be the choice to move, as it will be difficult to alter once it is set in place. The Ogham recommend a great deal of discursive meditation both on the cards offered here and on aspects of the new job such as location and your statement about wanting structure in your days.

Re: Can you tell me about this possible job?

[(Anonymous)]

Hi again,

Thank you for this. This is consistent with the Tarot layouts I've done: I keep getting cards like the Knight of Cups reversed, suggesting that there is something beneath the surface. The frustrating part is that I've had three interviews at this point and I can't tell what the lurking problem is. Other than the move itself, of course, which will be a big deal. (And rents where I live now are crazy enough that if I move away it will cost a lot more to move back.)

I know you didn't ask, but I have been trying to think through the tangle of issues here: https://hoseasblog.blogspot.com/2024/07/the-frustrations-of-divination.html.