This week could be a doozy. All three cards were ill-dignified, but like I've said many times, the Ogham might be able to warn you early enough so you can make the best out of what could have been a bad week.
For the You position, you drew Ioho or Grace. Ill-dignified, it often means burning the candle at both ends or needing more rest than you want to allot to yourself. In the same spirit, you are reminded to let go of that which is past its prime or not meant for you. On the opposite side of imbalance, Ioho could mean resting too much or letting go too easily, a.k.a. laziness.
For the Situation, you drew Ur or Intimacy. In this dignity, Ur warns of divulging too much information, perhaps in an effort to be liked. As this is in Situation, it could be warning of discord and distress concerning the person closest to you.
For the Outcome, you drew Straif or Resilience ill-dignified. Too much Straif is strife: you are called upon to use up your reserves when crap hits the fan. Too little Straif is complacency: you have a glut of privilege that is looking a bit like a hoarding situation and the Ogham suggest paying it forward.
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This week could be a doozy. All three cards were ill-dignified, but like I've said many times, the Ogham might be able to warn you early enough so you can make the best out of what could have been a bad week.
For the You position, you drew Ioho or Grace. Ill-dignified, it often means burning the candle at both ends or needing more rest than you want to allot to yourself. In the same spirit, you are reminded to let go of that which is past its prime or not meant for you. On the opposite side of imbalance, Ioho could mean resting too much or letting go too easily, a.k.a. laziness.
For the Situation, you drew Ur or Intimacy. In this dignity, Ur warns of divulging too much information, perhaps in an effort to be liked. As this is in Situation, it could be warning of discord and distress concerning the person closest to you.
For the Outcome, you drew Straif or Resilience ill-dignified. Too much Straif is strife: you are called upon to use up your reserves when crap hits the fan. Too little Straif is complacency: you have a glut of privilege that is looking a bit like a hoarding situation and the Ogham suggest paying it forward.