For the You position, you drew Tinne or Defense ill-dignified. Beware becoming butthurt or having your ego de-puffed: if you are wrong, do a graceful mea culpa and be done with it instead of clinging to being right. Beware also paranoia and skepticism gone haywire. That said, beware the opposite and that means don't be too trusting or let down your guard in an urge to be pleasant. There's a happy, pragmatic medium between the two extremes.
For the Situation, you drew Gort or Perseverance ill-dignified. You or someone close to you may feel very worn down. I often draw this card ill-dig when my bank account goes into the red or when someone close to me isn't doing well or is being a real pill. That said, the opposite imbalance this card may be referring to is an excess of Perseverance, which means sticking with a bad situation because you are used to it and you prefer the devil you know to the devil you don't know.
For the Outcome, you drew Ioho or Grace. This is a card of aging gracefully, of forgiveness, and of letting go of that which is not meant to be or at least not meant to be for you personally. I think it is one of the most important cards of the Ogham. Grace can be very difficult for us modernites: there is so much to cling to and get uptight about! Letting go is an art. What are you obliged to let go of this week?
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Date: 2022-10-31 04:17 am (UTC)You drew three cards this week.
For the You position, you drew Tinne or Defense ill-dignified. Beware becoming butthurt or having your ego de-puffed: if you are wrong, do a graceful mea culpa and be done with it instead of clinging to being right. Beware also paranoia and skepticism gone haywire. That said, beware the opposite and that means don't be too trusting or let down your guard in an urge to be pleasant. There's a happy, pragmatic medium between the two extremes.
For the Situation, you drew Gort or Perseverance ill-dignified. You or someone close to you may feel very worn down. I often draw this card ill-dig when my bank account goes into the red or when someone close to me isn't doing well or is being a real pill. That said, the opposite imbalance this card may be referring to is an excess of Perseverance, which means sticking with a bad situation because you are used to it and you prefer the devil you know to the devil you don't know.
For the Outcome, you drew Ioho or Grace. This is a card of aging gracefully, of forgiveness, and of letting go of that which is not meant to be or at least not meant to be for you personally. I think it is one of the most important cards of the Ogham. Grace can be very difficult for us modernites: there is so much to cling to and get uptight about! Letting go is an art. What are you obliged to let go of this week?