A Period Of Recovery

Decks used are listed in the sources tab

Again, we’re starting from a place of pain and hurt… I’m sorry friend, I know it must be tiresome to constantly see this. But I’m sensing a period of recovery is happening for us all. I’m curious to see what’s on the other side of this. What can we look forward to? Let's find out, shall we?

The Cards

cards pulled from various decks

“Thank you, Universe for helping me see beyond the limits of fear. Thank you for expanding my perceptions so that I can see what is of the highest good,” Gabrielle Bernstein

• Dancer of Joy: delight, awareness, hope, happiness, transformation, lightness, inclination

• Diviner: the path forward, map, plan

• Balsamic Moon: a time for healing

• Brise (she who surprises): surprise, discovery, revelation

• Black Kyanite: set strong boundaries

• Hematite: align to your wholeness

• Bornite: joyfulness, happiness, joy and resilience, motivation

• Imrama: where are you being called to journey to

• Cornucopia: wishes fulfilled,

• Encouragement: you are receiving a nudge in the right direction

• Chameleon: act as if

• 3 of swords: disappointment, hurt, pain, bleeding wounds

• The Emperor: authority, making order out of chaos

• 6 of cups: nostalgia, childhood, reconnection, coming home

• 7 of swords: deception, look over your shoulders, check your motives

• The moon: Creativity, dreams, shadows, intuition, ego/fear

• 7 of swords: deception, look over your shoulder, check your motives

• Glasya-Labolas: causes murder and bloodshed. Tells of things to come. Causes the love of friends or enemies, can make one invisible

• Ieiaiel: fame and renown, influences, commence, voyages, great discoveries

• The High Priestess: making your magic through intuition rather than force of will

• The World: completion, ending, and beginning again, the old gives way to the new

• 2 of swords: a choice needs to be made and you’re missing information. Step back and gather what you need.

• Billy Winker: recuperation, convalescence, the end of your troubles

• Ace of wands: something starts to spark your passions and inner fire

• 9 of swords: anxieties, stresses, what keeps you up at night

• Transition: liberation and transformation

• The Shaman: capability and intuition, having what you need to make your magic

• 2 of rods: at a gateway, the question of whether to say or go

• Knight of Pentacles: generous, taking action on growing tangible/energetic resources

• 3 of hazards: teamwork, blending energies of the novices and those with experience.

• Page of wands: taking action to apply lessons learned in terms of sparking your inner fire and passions

• Knave of wands: passionate, fiery, getting a message to the wider world.

• 3 of diamonds (pentacles): teamwork, blending energies of the novices and those with experience.

• 3 of swords: hurt, pain, suffering, bleeding wound

• The Runt: sharpen your perception, nurturing, offer a helping hand

• 9 of cups: material, emotional growth, and well being

• Prince of Swords: smart, intelligent, loves a challenge

• Ascension: endings and release, the old gives way to the new

• 8 of Fire: Information is coming on quickly so stay on your toes

• The Moon: creativity, dreams, illusions ego, and fear, exploring the shadows

These painful and stressful chapters are ending and new peaceful, dreamy ones are beginning. Let’s stop looking over our shoulders and try to stop seeing the pain and hurt. All of these disappointments have led to something bigger and better and now we’re at a gateway. We’ve done the resting we’ve been called to do over the last several days, so do we stay comfortable and closed in, or do we come out of the cocoon we’ve woven around ourselves and explore the world around us again? Choices need to be made here and there seems to be a sense that we’re receiving Divine encouragement to move ahead on our plans. The underlying message here is that we’re strong, capable, passionate, and generous enough with ourselves and our energies so that we can do the work that aligns with our higher good. We know where we need to set strong boundaries, rest in our authority, and apply lessons learned from the reflecting done on everything we’ve experienced.