The prompt for this reading came from one of my Discord servers and is as follows:
“This week, chat with your divination tools about what things in your life need to be laid to rest.”
What general area of my life needs to see some death at this point? (Relationships, work, education, physical health, mental health, etc)
Three of Clubs
Passion projects that you have been working on lately are now in need of being set aside. There’s a handful of things you started that are just not going to get done. Not right now. Not this year. Set them aside for now and you can reconsider them and whether they should be resurrected once the new year has passed.
What specific things do I need to lay to rest over the next month?
Ace of Clubs
This is an echo of the previous question with a bearing down of focus on those creative passion projects that you have begun to invest in most recently. The holiday rush is coming on fast and will be here before you know it. You might not want to set these things aside since you’re feeling so very passionate about them at the moment… but do it anyway.
How will this affect me emotionally?
Four of Spades
By setting these passion projects aside for the rest of the year, it will create space for you to rest and recover rather than feeling the need to “go go go” without any rest or restoration at all.
How will this affect me mentally?
Nine of Clubs
Setting aside projects in this way has a tendency to make me feel guilty and defensive about the need to set things aside in the first place and the decision to do so.
How will this affect me physically?
Three of Spades
Anxiety and my inner dialogue creating hurt feelings… here we come. This physical reaction is a response to the mental recriminations going on. It’s about inner demons spilling out into physical symptoms. That’s okay. Pretty soon I’ll be too damned busy to worry about it and the increased anxiety will fade.
How should I cope with these emotional effects in the healthiest way?
Seven of Diamonds
With time and patience. It’s important to understand that what’s happening in the present is just temporary. It’s okay… and soon time will trudge on and things will change again. So look forward to where you want to go, and work in the direction of where you want to be when you get to the other side of the holiday rush.
How should I cope with these mental effects in the healthiest way?
King of Spades
Take control of your inner dialogue and shape that shit up. You may not be able to control every single aspect of that inner voice, but when you catch yourself listening to those negative whispers? Take control of the situation and turn things around in your favor.
How should I cope with these physical effects in the healthiest way?
Ten of Hearts
Just recently you have begun to feel a sense of emotional completion that you’ve never experienced before, and you understand that this experience is through the growth that you’ve been working with exploring over the spring and summer of this year.
The Ten of Hearts card here is about focusing on where you want to be at the end of running the gamut of the holiday rush. You want to return to your emotional growth and leaning into a deeper understanding of emotional intelligence… and to that sense of emotional completion you’ve now had a hint of a taste of. The goal is to find yourself on the path where you can return to the warm glow of leisurely emotional exploration. Train you focus there, like a light at the end of a long tunnel glowing in welcome.





Today’s meditation was just over ten minutes long and was another of the guided meditations with interval timer for my piriformis stretches. I’m sort of wondering if the additional soreness I’m feeling lately isn’t just because I skipped a couple of days of stretching, but also because I have not been going in to the sports medicine doctor for adjustments since the spring.





Today’s meditation was just over ten minutes long and was a guided meditation with interval timer. I’m still working on getting back the flexibility I lost by skipping my stretches for those couple of days. I had not realized that in skipping a day or two it was taking so long to recover, but I’m definitely noticing now.




Today’s meditation was just over ten minutes long and was another of the guided meditation with interval timer added in for the position shifts of my piriformis stretches. It’s been a few days now since I’ve skipped my meditation and those stretches, and I’m still struggling with getting my flexibility back that I lost by skipping two days in a row. It’s not so much that I can’t get into the same stretch as before? It’s that it takes longer for my body to release in those stretches, which means it hurts longer, yeah?



