Expressing My Truth

Deck used is the Everyday Tarot by Bridgit Esselmont

If there is anything I’ve learned in 33 years, it’s that I get badly anxious when I have to confront people in a public setting. I get nervous and tongue-tied, I have trouble expressing myself and the truths I stand for. I do better expressing myself through my writing and creativity, that’s no secret. But I know I can do better. Let’s see how.

The Cards

from the Everyday Tarot by Bridgit Esselmont

Page of Swords(reversed) holding back from expressing your truth especially in public, don’t be afraid to shout it from the rooftops

2 of cups: creating deep connections and partnerships based on shared values, compassion, and unconditional love, nurturing these will help you see these into the future.

Queen of cups: nurturer, mother, supporter, compassionate, and caring, you are highly intuitive, creative, and in flow with the energies around you.

7 of cups: many options are at your disposal but be careful of the illusions. Take your time and weigh out each option you have in front of you. Keep in mind that all that glitters isn’t gold.

The Moon: connecting your intuition with your subconscious and allowing yourself to feel the flow of nature and its energies.

Here, this reading is showing me that I have some thinking to do because there are many options in front of me at this time. I need to weigh them all as fairly and in as balanced of a way that I can. There will be some things that I want that aren’t going to serve me down the line but to get there, I need to use my intuition to figure these things out. It also seems that I’ve been holding back from speaking my truth, especially in a public forum. This is something I need to work on, especially because I am trying to forge connections with other people. I think what will help me here is knowing that I must operate on a level of compassion and unconditional love for others. There will be times when people disagree with me and the path I’m on and that’s okay. They have their journey to go on, they have their baggage to carry and neither of those things likely is for me to worry over.