Ogham Readings on Mondays

[kimberlysteele]

Submit your question or request for a general "what's up this week" reading and I will be happy to oblige!


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Hi Kimberly, hope you had a good Easter weekend. How's this week looking? Your last prediction came to fruition in a surprising fashion. Thanks.

[kimberlysteele]

Hi,

Thanks for your feedback! This week, for the You position, you drew Eadha well-dignified. Eadha means Limits and drawing it well-dignified means that you'll understand the power of limits enough this week to make good use of that power.

For the middle or Situation position, they give me Oír, which means Epiphany. Oír can mean a few things. It might mean having that sudden burst of inspiration that allows you to go quietly around the stupid people. It could mean that you realize how much of a jerk you were in some past episode so you can finally get closure (not necessarily pleasant). Those are just two random examples; I'm not sure what epiphany you will have. It is in the Situation position, so this epiphany could be happening to someone close to you.

For the Outcome position, you drew Koad which means Grove. Like it or not, you will have to truly focus on yourself sometime this week. It really is about you, at least this week it is, and the two Forfedha (Oír is the other one) indicate a round of karmic culmination for you this week. It's too complicated and personal to you for me to know whether it will be good or bad. When I draw Forfedha for myself, it's always too deep to say it's entirely positive or negative.