Here’s your Daily Tarot a Week at a time – are you ready to see what the week has shaping up for you?! If you’ve stumbled onto this page thanks to someone sharing it with you and want to be sure you get your own copy emailed each week to have it right in your inbox HERE. Or you can check back Sundays as my gift to you.
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. Where can you uncover your hidden power in the story you tell yourself? These visual symbols help make your world a bigger, better creation!
Have questions specific to your life? Feeling like a little Tarot just isn’t enough? You can dial in with Lisa Greenfield Here for personalized insight on what’s up for you and how you can make the most of it…
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: May 30-June 5 Find the card of the week HERE.
Note from Stevie Wilson:
If you didn’t tap into all the cards for this week, I would suggest go back and get them in order. By reading them in order, you will be able to better fit this one into context because there have been some MAJOR cards and today’s card ties it up with a neat bow.
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 Five:
Nine of Arrows
Insight
This nine says it is time to realize where you have been worrying unnecessarily. Because nines are the completion of a cycle, they always ask you to reflect on what you’ve learned and give back to the world around you some of that wisdom. Mental discipline is required with this card along with recognition of how far you’ve come. Far enough to see what’s come before and take heart that you have gained a lot of ground, faced a lot of challenges and survived some difficult things. So now, what will you do next with this knowledge? Use it for yourself, or share it with the world. Even by being a role model you can give back to the world some of what you have been given. Today know that this, too, is part of your contribution.
|Action:
Tell at least one person where you have been afraid or what you have feared and let them know you own the emotion, but it doesn’t own you. Share courage…
Have a great week!
Lisa Greenfield
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This one works well for me now. I have been easing into a new practice and now need to embrace it fully. Good image. Thanks, Lisa.