Tracking the Energetic Weather: these are Tarot forecasts for people who don’t give a $?!# about Tarot.
Clear or stormy? Either way, the Everyday Tarot is Dix’s tell-it-like-it-is Tarot forecast, offering practical advice on how to best navigate whatever energy is hitting the collective.
Whether you’re full-on woo or a spiritual civilian, Everyday Tarot forecasts aim to aid your quest to live a better life.
If we tend to read life on the negative side, spending notable time disgusted or angry or scared about the state of the world or actions of others in particular, this week’s forecast has advice. You can only free you. Others may choose to follow your lead but it’s always their choice.
Stop insisting everything to go down just as you’d envisioned it because I’m here to tell you, ain’t gonna happen. That doesn’t mean you won’t move forward. It’s just not going to show up in the form you’re expecting. So the sooner you can release those expectations and roll along with what you’ve got instead, the better off you’ll be.
Long term outcomes are looking different than people thought. You keep moving forward, integrating the changes. Maybe the view turns out a little different from what you were expecting. But that doesn’t mean it’s not still a good view. The beauty of the view is in the eye of the beholder.
Expect misunderstanding, otherwise buried in general, directional agreement. It’s more important to align goals than methods for achieving them. Bridge where possible to find greater harmony, even if it’s just lines of thought you’re bridging.
Life may not be moving fast enough to suit you. Don’t fall apart or give up. When the dust settles, some of the help you’ve requested can still come through, be it in tangible form or a more ethereal type of help. The trick is allowing yourself to shift goals with shifting conditions and understanding.
Thank you all for the kind words and well-wishes on my recovery. I am still a little tussled, but am getting around much better, which does…
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