Choices, Choices, Choices

Deck used is the Crow Tarot by MJ Cullinane

We face choices everyday. Some are easier to make. Others, not so much. There are some choices we deem to be no brainers, others we need to weigh out a little more. So I wanted to see what choices my situation warrants and how to weight them out as best as I can. Lets get to the cards shall we?

The Cards

from the Crow Tarot by MJ Cullinane

10 of Pentacles: his card denotes a time of security and protection. You have worked hard and are now being rewarded with comforts and the assurance that your hard work and optimism are paying off. You’re seeing the rewards in the form of a stable and secure future and a firm foundation on which to build your dream.

9 of Cups: when this card appears, be ready to accept the abundance, blessings and joys of a wish fulfilled. You’ve worked hard for this and you’ve earned the right to be where you are.

4 of Cups: this speaks to a time of dissatisfaction and the inability to find things to get excited about. What brought you to this place of discontentment? What are you saying no to right now? Perhaps taking stock of what is going right and good in your life will help raise your spirits

King of Wands: the energy of this card represents someone who is clear and sure of what they want to do to accomplish a project they’ve set up for themselves. This project will be successful and this should be taken as a positive confirmation that focused energy will give you a positive and fruitful outcome.

10 of Swords: this card denotes a time when you or someone you know might be at the end of a painful situation. There may have been betrayals and backstabbing, but when you can accept the fact that this energy is petering out and the time of suffering is coming to an end and this situation will resolve itself and you can move on as a stronger person.

So the situation in this is that I find myself in a secure and protected place that I have worked hard to get to. I have assurances that my hard work and optimism are paying off and that I am seeing rewards for this. I have choices to make here however, and the first one is that I can either be satisfied and grateful for the abundance I’ve worked for, or I can give it all up and be dissatisfied with the position I’m in. The outcome of the first choice is that I will be clear minded and clear eyed and that I will be ready to accept more of the blessings that come my way. The outcome of the second choice is that I will be hurting from external circumstances and will need to make a clean break with the things I thought were mine. I think the decision is fairly clear here: I can either be grateful and happy, or sour and lose everything. I think I’ll chose being grateful over being sour.