For the You position, you drew Nuin or Communication ill-dignified. Straight up, getting your points across may be difficult this week. Less is more, and try to give everyone you talk to the benefit of the doubt. Computers, commerce, and transportation could also prove problematic, so prepare to invoke a great deal of patience and expect the unexpected.
For the Situation, you drew Oír or Epiphany ill-dignified. The Ogham forecast that a salient truth is on its way to being revealed this week for you or someone close to you. It could be a painful one, but Oír always indicates that it is necessary.
For the Outcome, you drew Ruis or Regret ill-dignified. When regret is used badly, it's often because it is in excess: someone is wallowing in it, trying to make you feel guilty, or perhaps you are the one wallowing and feeling guilty. The opposite kind of imbalance is where you are not regretting enough and taking responsibility for your errors. "I thought I was wrong once; I was mistaken" would be the regret-free attitude.
Re: Princess Cutekitten
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You drew three cards this week.
For the You position, you drew Nuin or Communication ill-dignified. Straight up, getting your points across may be difficult this week. Less is more, and try to give everyone you talk to the benefit of the doubt. Computers, commerce, and transportation could also prove problematic, so prepare to invoke a great deal of patience and expect the unexpected.
For the Situation, you drew Oír or Epiphany ill-dignified. The Ogham forecast that a salient truth is on its way to being revealed this week for you or someone close to you. It could be a painful one, but Oír always indicates that it is necessary.
For the Outcome, you drew Ruis or Regret ill-dignified. When regret is used badly, it's often because it is in excess: someone is wallowing in it, trying to make you feel guilty, or perhaps you are the one wallowing and feeling guilty. The opposite kind of imbalance is where you are not regretting enough and taking responsibility for your errors. "I thought I was wrong once; I was mistaken" would be the regret-free attitude.