Today’s meditation was ten minutes long, and a repeat of the human being not human doing meditation from the Fitbit app. As I’ve mentioned before, I like this one, and it deals with something that I struggle with on a daily basis, which is that “not enough” mentality. I continue to plan on returning to it often on in my meditation practice.
Today’s draw is the Ten of Wands combined with the affirmation “Stay balanced. Ride out the storm.” from the Cat Comfort Cards (and boy are they vibrant).
It’s harder to function without shattering when you pile on too much at once. Trees have the same problem in sub-zero conditions, which is why there is so much danger of falling branches when it gets too cold outside.
Make sure that you are not putting too much on your shoulders, or you will become too top heavy and not be able to keep your balance in the storm.
DECK USED: BLUE EARTH TAROT AND CAT COMFORT CARDS
#DiscordTarotholicsJan2024 Challenge Prompt
Prompt for January 28th : Do Spread 4
How do you most commonly misinterpret reading the cards for yourself?
The Lovers – You tend to lean into the Marseille interpretation of the Lovers pretty regularly, often bypassing other meanings that could possibly fit for the “choices that are right for you” Marseille meaning.
How do you most commonly misinterpret reading the cards for someone else?
Four of Wands Rx – You sometimes forget that the word “home” is not equal to stability for everyone.
How can you improve at reading the cards so that these things don’t keep happening?
The Chariot Rx – More listening and less willfulness. Pause and allow yourself to sink into deeper interpretations and possibilities for the cards instead of going from the gut and your first impressions.
DECK USED: BLUE EARTH TAROT

I didn’t drink alcohol… even though I really, really wanted to.




Today’s meditation was twelve minutes long and was one of the #DailyCalm sessions with the Calm app. The session today was a “loving kindness” practice that had to do with directing loving kindness first toward yourself, then towards loved ones, and then towards those that have wronged you or irritate you in some way.

Today’s meditation was ten minutes long, and was one of the #dailycalm sessions from the Calm app. The topic of the session was about intrusive thoughts during meditation, and how instead of trying to push them away or squelch them, it is better to tell them “thank you, but not now”. In doing so, we give them room to resurface later instead of trying to kill them off and ending up with them fighting back in response. It also removes the self judgement of telling yourself that you’re not “good at” meditation, allowing you to practice without harsh judgements and less frustration.


