Ogham Readings on Sundays

[kimberlysteele]

I am happy to read your Ogham free of charge -- that's how I hone my divination skills -- but if you want to donate for it, I'll happily buy myself a book, a snack, or a cup of tea while on the town. Please only donate if you can absolutely afford it. I've been there. Your prayers for my continued success are welcome whether you donate or not! I take reading requests until 8pm Central Time (Chicago Illinois USA) on Sunday night.

 

Ogham readings are concluded for the week of May 22.  Please feel free to comment on existing threads and see you next week for more Ogham readings!

Comments

Re: General finance rephrased

[miow]

Thank you, but can I rephrase my question better I.e. in line with the "legal fight" anon below, please? I realise this is now outside your readings window but I would really appreciate clarity. Here goes: could the Ogham give me any advice please on how best to overcome the financial difficulties I am facing?
Many thanks
Miow

Re: General finance rephrased

[kimberlysteele]

I asked my Ogham if they wanted to give you advice other than Quert well-dignified and they said no, providing Ioho or Grace ill-dignified. What I take this to mean is that you must accept that you will be stepping down an economic class rung or two because of the legal battles ahead and that will take a great deal of willpower not to sink into the permanent "poor pitiful me!" role played by many of the formerly well-to-do. Once again, some of the richest people on the planet, such as my ex-friend, are miserly and obsessed with money even though compared to most, they have a ton of it. As Dion Fortune said in Cosmic Doctrine, build upon your strengths and don't waste one iota of your energy tearing down what you hate. That also means seething in resentment about your enemy in court does you no good. Better to focus on the small delights (Quert) and compulsive gratitude that sublimates to the power of seven. You can be grateful for almost everything and I suggest you try it, it's extremely powerful to be grateful. Your enemy is likely a parsimonious twit who obsesses about every penny outflowing to lawyers. Be as far away from that person on the astral plane as it can possibly get. Adopt the mantra "When I spend money, it's worth it." and live by that creed. Other than that, take your mind off worrying about being poor. There are infinitely worse things than being poor, for instance, being rich as hell but too sick and incapacitated to enjoy it. At least someone who is poor and sick doesn't have the typical bad karma that goes along with being rich as hell, plus an army of medical meddlers bent on keeping them alive so they can profit from the wealthy when they are sick.

My next blog (probably going to hit Publish on Wednesday) will be about how to handle falling down the economic ladder. Neither the Ogham nor I are certain that is what your future holds, but the blog article will be good advice just in case.