Today’s affirmation is short and sweet.
Short and sweet: #dailyaffirmation #affirmation Today I dance when I hear something that moves my feet, sways my hips and opens my heart. Today I laugh out loud for the pleasure of feeling my belly bounce under my chuckles. Today I love my entire self without judging it too large, too small, too anything other than just right for who I am right now. Loved and loving, I love each of you. Seek joy, y’all. Pass it on.
Love, Tea Leaf Fortune Cards by Rae Hepburn, U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
#seekjoy
What about that neighbor who grew zucchini like nobody’s business? Bread, muffins, squash until the only color you could see was green?
Today’s card is from the fabulous Tea Leaf Fortune Cards. This is a neat deck with so much to offer. I really need to devote more time to reading with it. I know Lenormand is all the rage but I just can’t sink my teeth into that system.
In this round deck, there are many cards along with various placement cards. It’s a system. It’s not Tarot and I have to release my preconceptions when I do delve into it.
I love this card we have today. Opportunity or windfall–it seems so fabulous, doesn’t it? But have you ever been the recipient of someone else’s windfall?
What about that neighbor who grew zucchini like nobody’s business? Bread, muffins, squash until the only color you could see was green?
It can be too much if you try to hold on to it all. But if you, like your zucchini-rich friend, passes it along to others? Well then, you’ve shared the wealth, haven’t you?
So what do you currently have in your life that you can share? Maybe it isn’t tangible? Maybe it’s your beautiful smile. Your warm hug. Your sweet tears of compassion.
Sharing really is caring, my darling dears. Make it happen. Enrich your world.
Today’s journal prompt: “What do I have in my life that I could easily share with others?”
Carrot, Tea Leaf Fortune Cards, U.S. Games
Seek joy, y’all. Pass it on.
Today’s card is from a lovely oracle that I really love. It’s an unusual one and a bit complicated at first. But once you get the system? Whoa! Lots of fun.
What’s not to love about the message of a sincere wish being granted? But the kicker here is this.
What constitutes a sincere wish? How much effort do you have to put into it? Can you just say, “I wish I had a pony” and expect Prince to be prancing on the patio by noon?
Yeah. No.
Wishes, desires, manifestations. No matter what you call them, they require work. You have to engage your psyche on a regular basis.
I advocate speaking the desire as though it’s already happened. So instead of “I wish I had an iPhone app for my Tarotscopes” I say “I have an iPhone app for my Tarotscopes.”
I actually did this for my first desktop computer and got an old handme down that was quite serviceable for what I needed. Ahhh, the good old days of telnetting into Grex. But I digress!
When you thread your needle, you are activating that part of your brain that understands you are going to sew now. If you just sit there thinking, “Gee, I should mend that tear” and never thread the needle?
Well, you are just wasting your wishes. Here is someone local to me who is not wasting their wishes. Can you help them reach this desire?
Seek joy, y’all. Pass it on!
Needle and Thread, Tea Leaf Fortune Cards, U.S. Games 2011
Highly recommended!
