Who is your teacher?
I won’t call you nuts because you’re woo-woo. But I won’t assume you sane because you’re woo-woo, either.
I try to listen to Spirit Guide messages, but sometimes even when they come in, I misinterpret. Like the time they talked to me about locked doors.
This week’s tarot forecast shows real movement ahead — but beware getting lost in the details. Progress is messy, not perfect. Trust the twists in the path
I’m always looking to learn something new about the cards, and a book I picked up a few months back has been a goldmine in that…
Some Mother’s Day memories are heavily Photoshopped! You can have a good Mother’s Day regardless of your personal “mother situation” with the right perspective.
Good reminder from the Zodiac Forecast Readings: Everything has a context.
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I’m not sure if I’m reading the question right but I don’t know how what I went through with a particularly unkind teacher could have benefited the growth of my soul honestly.
He played a huge hand in altering my very circumstances.He made my school life worse,let people tease me mercilessly,was unkind to me in front of those very people,gave them more ammo.I ended up changing schools in part due to him.Then went on the rest of my life, I ended up dropping out of school,getting pregnant,married,divorced and so on..All of that stuff has helped shape who I am(which I’d like to think is decent lol) and that’s important to note but couldn’t I have had an equally enriching life if he would have helped me,instead of harmed and humiliated me and pushed me down that path even further?I don’t think it changes anything besides perspective.Though If the growth of my soul was dependent on me feeling such sorrow for so long,I guess it’s all good and I would feel some mercy toward him if he was dealing with that hardship.I don’t really know though,I can only hope the path that I’m on is the one I supposed to be on.
Hi R, I know this reply may reach you at a weird time; three years later. But I just wanted to let you know that I feel you. I was mistreated at a very young age from my own family and that dramatically altered my path all the way to adulthood. It affected all areas of my life: career, money, relationships, personal growth. The ‘it might have been so different if’ do come back now and then. I do sometimes feel the pointlessness of the intensity of those life experiences (not all of it though.) However, the person that I am today is someone I would love to meet and have a relationship with – best friend, spouse, teacher, boss, mentor, stranger you approach for help, etc – because of the love and empathy and value that I can and want to give to others. I believe, without a shadow of a doubt that you are someone beautiful like that too. Hugs.