I keep talking about my personal processing without really talking about my personal processing. Honestly, the past year has been off-the-charts for revelations—like a new existential insight (crisis?) every few weeks. While I wouldn’t really call it ‘fun,’ I would call it worthwhile and I’m still all in for it.
To me, that’s doing the work.
It’s felt something like stepping out of a cave at times: the sudden brightness is blinding, a bit disorienting even. But hey, I’m out here adjusting my eyes, ready to move ahead into whatever comes next. And that’s the tone I’m getting for next week.
Next Week in the Cards
We’re reaching for trusty old wisdom today with the Legacy of the Divine deck —lovely, seasoned, and maybe just a bit rough around the edges (like us at times).
Outlook: Seven of Swords. Expect sneaky business—stuff flying under your radar or whispers behind closed doors. You’re not going to know everything that’s happening, and that’s perfectly fine. Not all that’s hidden is malicious—some secrets just aren’t ripe for picking yet.
Advice: Ace of Pentacles. Ground yourself and start something tangible. Pentacles bring ideas into physical reality, and since this is an Ace, it’s all about beginnings. Fill out those forms, book those appointments, clean off your desk, sketch out a plan—do whatever solid first step you need to kick things off. Concrete actions, especially with financial implications, are golden right now.
I do realize it’s Mercury retrograde, and people get anxious about starting new things. Hey, I’m a star-watcher, too. But this thing you start doesn’t have to be brand new. Chances are, it’s not. It’s restarting something you’ve touched upon before. The main point is doing something tangible.
You don’t need the entire blueprint to break ground. Just get going; the rest of the intel arrives when it’s good and ready. Because we all know how much getting impatient will get us. Har!
Now, for you:
What’s your next big thing? What first step can you confidently take—even if you’re still flying partly blind?