Today’s meditation was ten minutes long and was the next installment of the ‘how to’ series I’ve been working through. The focus of today’s meditation was upon practicing what has been taught so far. So it was about finding your focus and developing that accepting oneness with your surroundings while remaining in that quiet, calm place.
Today’s draw is a double without a jumper, which means both cards came out of the deck together. The cards in today’s draw are the Page of Pentacles and the Queen of wands… and apparently today is a wands and pentacles kinda day, because my bonus read is holding the same suits as the daily draw.
This message is all about turning passions into paychecks, which is something I seem to excel at.
What I see in these cards is encouragement to go after what I want. Seek out those new opportunities, and use my confidence and passion to make them work for me and turn them into something lucrative.
Deck Used: Tarot of the Unknown
Bonus Reading – #TarotForGrowthNovember
Question: How can I recognize when I’m over-exerting myself?
Reading Summary: When there’s too many good ideas (Ace of Wands) and too much planning to be done (Three of Wands), and yet I feel like a novice and like I don’t know my shit (Page of Pentacles).
Take Away: As I over-exert myself, and become more and more overwhelmed, my confidence begins to ebb like sand sifting through a sieve. The cards are reminding me that when I am feeling that lack of self-confidence that makes me feel less-than in areas that I excel at, I need to look at how much of my passions I’m actually trying to load myself down with at once.
Deck Used: Pam’s Vintage Tarot (Bridge Size)
Today’s draw is the Ace of Pentacles. The aces in the tarot a representation of new life that resides within the smallest of seeds, and potential for that life to spark and grow and break free of the seed’s shell and flourish. In the Ace of Pentacles, this expresses itself most commonly as new beginnings and new opportunities in the area of manifestations, the physical world, and in finance and resources.
Reading Summary: Take control of your mental chatter (King of Swords) by paying closer attention to what I do well (Knight of Pentacles) and appreciating what I have (Ten of Cups) rather than cutting myself and my acumen down every chance I get (Three of Swords).




