You and your family drew three cards this week. This week could be a doozy, because all three cards were ill-dignified. That said, I have very good days on all ill-dig readings (I read my own Ogham 1x per day) so there is much to be said for forewarned = forearmed.
For the You position, you drew Nuin or Communication. Wires get crossed, machines misbehave, transactions and accounts need to be watched like a hawk. When there is an excess of Communication energy, it means passwords can be breached, security compromised, and that too much outside world negativity is entering the house. The opposite and equally possible imbalance is an overreaction to the first: trying to seal oneself off. Going medieval isn't always the best strategy; it can make the worldly stuff seem more appealing.
For the Situation, you drew Straif or Resilience. When ill-dignified, this can often mean feeling a financial or resource pinch. The end of winter is a time when emotions run high and grumpiness clogs the atmosphere: this is the natural result of body, mind, and spirit wanting to clear out the last of the gunk before the arrival of spring.
For the Outcome, you drew Ngetal or Hygiene. Straight up, there is a good chance of somebody in the family not feeling well this week. Etheric starvation is the most common malady of our time and sometimes there isn't any remedy stronger than a BandAid for it. Hoodoo baths, home cooking, amulets, and bedside geometrics can only go so far. That said, every little bit helps, so be prepared to employ your natural magic and healing arsenal this week. Prayers to Apollo for you with your permission.
My Ogham agree, you should not do the survey. They give two cards as an answer. One is that your gut is right -- they give you Phagos or teaching well-dignified as to your sense being correct, it may be used against you. As to in what way, they provide the card Huath or Obstacles ill-dignified, meaning that it could very well be used to put impedances in your way for nefarious purposes. I find it interesting that the Ogham also pooh-poohed Eugene's survey.
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You and your family drew three cards this week. This week could be a doozy, because all three cards were ill-dignified. That said, I have very good days on all ill-dig readings (I read my own Ogham 1x per day) so there is much to be said for forewarned = forearmed.
For the You position, you drew Nuin or Communication. Wires get crossed, machines misbehave, transactions and accounts need to be watched like a hawk. When there is an excess of Communication energy, it means passwords can be breached, security compromised, and that too much outside world negativity is entering the house. The opposite and equally possible imbalance is an overreaction to the first: trying to seal oneself off. Going medieval isn't always the best strategy; it can make the worldly stuff seem more appealing.
For the Situation, you drew Straif or Resilience. When ill-dignified, this can often mean feeling a financial or resource pinch. The end of winter is a time when emotions run high and grumpiness clogs the atmosphere: this is the natural result of body, mind, and spirit wanting to clear out the last of the gunk before the arrival of spring.
For the Outcome, you drew Ngetal or Hygiene. Straight up, there is a good chance of somebody in the family not feeling well this week. Etheric starvation is the most common malady of our time and sometimes there isn't any remedy stronger than a BandAid for it. Hoodoo baths, home cooking, amulets, and bedside geometrics can only go so far. That said, every little bit helps, so be prepared to employ your natural magic and healing arsenal this week. Prayers to Apollo for you with your permission.
My Ogham agree, you should not do the survey. They give two cards as an answer. One is that your gut is right -- they give you Phagos or teaching well-dignified as to your sense being correct, it may be used against you. As to in what way, they provide the card Huath or Obstacles ill-dignified, meaning that it could very well be used to put impedances in your way for nefarious purposes. I find it interesting that the Ogham also pooh-poohed Eugene's survey.