Well, heck. We’re still in the land of “almost but not quite” happy cards, much like yesterday’s reversed Two of Cups. We can still work with this, though. Specifically, we’re looking to remove obstacles.
Today’s Tarot forecast is the inverted Four of Wands or “Lord of Perfected Work,” associated with Venus in Aries. This is love (Venus) demonstrated through action (Aries). Sometimes called “the Wedding card,” although it can refer to other milestones and events, or even a situation. As one of the Tarot Fours, we’re looking at stability, although seeing this card inverted, the idea we may be missing some little thing that prevents unfettered joy and comfort is a distinct possibility.
Me? Right now I’m feeling a little overloaded—my connections are worthy and worthwhile, and I have plenty of good in my life to be grateful for. But energy expenditures are not yet clearly “married” to goals—my focus remains diffuse and scattered, not fully matching up with what I want to build. So you know, I’m happy, I’m doing well, but…I’m not quite where I want to be yet. My antidote here is prioritizing commitments according to my future focus—I’m putting together the life I want.
Are you feeling at home with your commitments?
 | Tarot of the New Vision (English and Spanish Edition) by Lo Scarabeo |
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Not quiet married do you mean as in not quite blended, merged, or balanced? When does the honeymoon happen, to allow for that natural coming together happen?
To me, I’m seeing “in the right direction, almost there” but not quite yet. I’m looking for loose ends to attend to at this point, to seal the deal.
My seal-a-meal is in my storage unit. And that is the problem I can’t seal the deal cause something is missing.
Not quiet married do you mean as in not quite blended, merged, or balanced? When does the honeymoon happen, to allow for that natural coming together happen?
To me, I’m seeing “in the right direction, almost there” but not quite yet. I’m looking for loose ends to attend to at this point, to seal the deal.
My seal-a-meal is in my storage unit. And that is the problem I can’t seal the deal cause something is missing.