My Ogham do not like the food bank volunteer idea in your case. They provide Ur or Intimacy ill-dignified, meaning that the people there may be very clique-ish or busybodies in some way. It could also mean that they are fine people, but in your unique case it just would not represent you making the best of your small amount of time in this incarnation.
My Ogham give you Eadha or Limits well-dignified when it comes to "a use of your time for the greater good" and your own good. In your case, you are going to have to do some deep (discursive) meditation to figure this out and it could take a good, long time. This is one of those things that has been in front of your nose for a while now, but it has been too close to see it. That is why it is going to take meditation. I would ask yourself questions like:
What are my emotional skills? Am I better one on one or am I good with crowds? What are the emotional skills that I am good at but I hate having to use? What do I wish semi-strangers or newly-made friends would ask me about? If I had to teach only three subjects for the rest of my life as a career, what would they be? If I could only teach ONE subject for the rest of my life as a career, what would that be?
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Re: Volunteer?
Date: 2023-03-20 03:23 am (UTC)My Ogham do not like the food bank volunteer idea in your case. They provide Ur or Intimacy ill-dignified, meaning that the people there may be very clique-ish or busybodies in some way. It could also mean that they are fine people, but in your unique case it just would not represent you making the best of your small amount of time in this incarnation.
My Ogham give you Eadha or Limits well-dignified when it comes to "a use of your time for the greater good" and your own good. In your case, you are going to have to do some deep (discursive) meditation to figure this out and it could take a good, long time. This is one of those things that has been in front of your nose for a while now, but it has been too close to see it. That is why it is going to take meditation. I would ask yourself questions like:
What are my emotional skills?
Am I better one on one or am I good with crowds?
What are the emotional skills that I am good at but I hate having to use?
What do I wish semi-strangers or newly-made friends would ask me about?
If I had to teach only three subjects for the rest of my life as a career, what would they be?
If I could only teach ONE subject for the rest of my life as a career, what would that be?