Ogham Readings on Mondays

[kimberlysteele]

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****************COMMENTS ARE CLOSED FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 26, a bit early as I am suffering a bit of exhaustion from some events in my private life. Please feel free to comment on existing threads though!*********************

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What will happen in the exciting life of Lady Cutekitten this week? Also, do your Ogham tell you how to steer skunks away from your house?

—Lady Cutekitten

[kimberlysteele]

Hi Lady CK,

This week, for the You position, they give me Nuin or Communication (Gingko) ill-dignified. This card ill-dignified often means difficulties and snafus with technology. It can also indicate a general disconnect from the larger community or a desire to withdraw and be a bit of a hermit.

For the middle or Situation position, they give me Saille (Willow) or Sensitivity ill-dignified. Watch out for being tempted to say the wrong thing at the wrong time. Because this is in Situation, someone might be particularly insensitive to your needs this week or oversensitive and touchy. Remember that an imbalance can indicate a lack of sensitivity or an excess of it: in my system, I leave it up to the querent to figure out which imbalance was forecasted by the Ogham.

For the final position, you drew Ngetal (Hygiene) well-dignified, and that means that the karmic lesson will be one where you come to understand the benefits of being neither too clean nor too dirty. This could indicate actual hygiene or it could be more metaphorical, standing for your mental or spiritual state.

As for the skunks, I wish I knew. We've got a mouse infestation in my house. Mint essential oil seems to quiet them down and repel them a bit.

[(Anonymous)]

Do you still have the cat? Often the smell of cat keeps the mice away. Maybe they bribed the cat.

Don’t use glue traps—the modern ones are worthless. I know 3 people who used them and when checking, found an empty glue trap with a bloody mouse foot stuck to it. Stick with snap traps. Good luck!

—Lady Cutekitten

[kimberlysteele]

Thanks! We are going to try a rolling log trap. This is a spinning rod above a pail -- they end up drowning. Quicker than glue traps and not as bloody as snap traps.