“By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.”-Confucius
Which routes do you utuilize?
Random Messages
Messages at the Right Time
Lessons appearing when you’re ready to hear them.
Mini-Meditation: Fly Away from Conflict
Mini-Meditation: A coupe minutes in the mountains to help detach from conflicts and regain you peace.
How to Let Go and Be Glad
So, for the Everyday Tarot forecast, I said, “Let go and be glad.” Lilliput asked a really good question. “Any ideas on how to go about…
Jealous Much?
“You can be the moon and still be jealous of the stars. ” Gary Allan I’d planned on writing about jealousy for the full moon. It’s…
Courting Intuition via Creativity
Opening yourself to creative flow is an excellent path to ramping up your personal psychic mojo. But sometimes? People do it in ways that tend to shut…
Tarot in Real Life: Strength Card has more to Say
I usually default to the fuzzy meanings of the Strength card, but Tarot reminds me not to take that for granted.
Most often a combination of all three, the proportions varying depending on the type of wisdom being sought. (How’s that for a Libra answer?!) 😀
Experience, alas. And I was a very bad learner, to boot.