Today’s Tarot forecast is the Star, Five of Cups and Ten of Pentacles from the delightfully simplistic Tarot Nova. They carry a simple but very important message today:
Keep the hope alive in your heart. We all have losses—it’s part of living. No one is exempt. But experiencing a sense of loss is a de facto indication you’ve had something worthwhile enough to miss, you know? So acknowledge that as blessing. Be sad as you will. Mourn it. Feel the empty space, and come to understand it’s importance.
And then? Keep on. Just. Keep. On. Do whatever you can with the memories, the lessons, the experiences you collected through your losses. Why not make use of them, integrate? Then, as we let go of what’s gone, it opens a space up in our heart that can be filled with new riches. It’s the letting go that makes it possible.
How are you with letting go of losses? How do you see this impacting your life?
 Tarot: The Complete Kit by Dennis Fairchild |
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Ooooh. Terrific cards this morning, Dixie!
I lost my biological father two days ago. It was a blessing – he had Parkinson’s, and had been in a nursing home/dixiblog/domains/afoolsjourney.com/public_html for well over a decade. It was a miserable existence, and I’m so happy for him that he finally went home/dixiblog/domains/afoolsjourney.com/public_html.
Another up side of him passing is that I’m once again in touch with my half sisters and my brother and his family. I don’t know that my brother and I will talk much, but I’m really glad to be in touch with my sisters. It’s been over 7 years.
I’m also grateful for the time I did have with my father while he was feeling well. We had some wonderful times, lots of laughs, and I got the chance to see why I am the way I am. I always felt like the black sheep in my adopted family – nothing in common. So I am spending time just being thankful that I got to know him.
Oh Wow, Kim! {{{Kim}}} That’s a big deal.
((((Kim))))
I’m so sorry to hear of this loss to you and to your family.
Sending you love and condolences…..
(I’m adopted also. We get to have two of everything…)
(((Kim))) I’m glad you had a chance to know your father. What a blessing. I’m sure he won’t be far from your heart.
Thanks, Josi!
Yes, it really was a blessing to know him. I was also fortunate to spend time with my birth mother (who I look exactly like!), and I know most adoptees don’t get that opportunity. I’m grateful.
Thanks, Dixie and Sofie!
I appreciate your hugs! I was feeling a bit out of sorts – I’m not going to the memorial because it’s 2 hrs. away, and my van needs brakes before I travel that far. I just talked to my father’s common-law wife – they would have been married, except they couldn’t afford it. (Retirement package from her first husband.) Anyway – she made me cry – in a good way. She told me not to worry about not coming. That I’d done more for my father than his kids did when he was home/dixiblog/domains/afoolsjourney.com/public_html but ill, and that he would understand, because he loved me so much. Sigh. An emotional day, but a good one. What she said was such a gift.
i asked cards what lesson to learn and i pulled from deck 10 of pents and 5 of cups. didnt really understand it. please can you help? jeannie
Hello, jeannie. I’m sorry, but I don’t generally try to interpret cards folks have drawn outside the context of an actual reading I’m doing. If you’re interested as to why, I explain it here. I will say, though, that combination points to a sense of have and have not, the contrast between grief and abundance, for whatever that’s worth. Good luck to you!
What if ten of pentacles comes first following 5 of cups in a relationship reading on how someone sees and feels about you?
Sorry Jake, but I don’t like to do interpretations for other people’s readings or partial readings. I am comfortable speaking about the work I am personally doing only.