Courtesy of TruthinHand.com, Lisa Greenfield (who is TruthinHand.com’s resident hand expert) is sharing a Tarot Card of the Week (which will be featured every week) as well as Tarot Card of the Day. With each daily draw, Lisa gives a short bit of insight as to the card’s meaning.
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Welcome to Tarot Card of The Day a Week at a time.
If you’ve received this thanks to someone sharing it with you and want to be sure you get your own copy, go to TruthinHand.com and opt in to join the fun. It’s my way of giving you some of my favorite creation tools, to make the best stories of each day. Share them with someone you love. There’s power in the story we tell ourselves and my wish for you is these snippets help make your world a bigger, better creation!
The Card of the Week gives an overall theme to help kick in extra layers of meaning around the card of the day. Use it as a pair of night vision goggles to help clarify what’s been out of focus or shadowed.
Card of the Week: February 15-21, 2016 Read the card of the week information here
Card Of The Day:
This information does not decide anything for you my friend. It simply gives you additional insight to help shape the story you tell yourself about whatever is happening. Play with it, let in inspire. Lisa pulls from many different Tarot Decks for her interpretation but the images and some excerpts in this post are from the beloved Wildwood Tarot Deck.
Day Four :
Page of Stones
Meaning
The Page represent our inner children or starting point. Stones are concrete actions and results. This card heralds tangible ways to connect your inner dreams with your outer world in a measurable ways. Set new goals today, ones more in line with the bigger awareness of you emerging out of the old. Start there, giving yourself a milepost you are aiming for so you can measure your progress. Keep it simple and clear, this card doesn’t like overwhelm. Take a bite out of what’s next, chew and then swallow. Pause before you bite off the next goal./blockquote>
Take Action:
If you have a resolution list or plan of any kind, pull it out and cross off those things that are too small or limited for where you are going now that you have new goals. If you don’t have any list. Take a couple of minutes and give yourself three mile markers that you want to aim for by the end of March. Harness the astrology right now, and it will reap bigger rewards for you when you do!
Have a great week!
Lisa Greenfield
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Goals a bite at a time…good advise. That way you can notice how each step feels, and evaluate the path, rather than run to the end and look back. Good idea!