After the class has ended...

[rosered32]

Well tonight was the last class in Thalassaland and now it is off to study and practice what I have learned. It is also funny to realize that I love working with the Tarot and am not half bad at it. It just clicks with me. Any who...
One of the things that came up for me tonight, was that Thalassa talked about seeing Death in the cards doesn't necessarily mean a person's death and such, but some times it does. She mentioned how she heard "Code Blue" at the hospital and said to her brothers, "It's for us. It's Mom." and it was. I have had a similar instance with the phone rings and I know before my family says anything that it is a call about some one close to me being dead, ie when we got the call about my grandmother, and when my mom got the call about DJ. I knew without being in the room the call was to let us/me know about the passing. It sounds odd writing it down, but I just knew. I wasn't in the room for the DJ call, I was asleep and the phone rang and I was wide awake and knew. As for Grandma, I knew as my mother picked up the phone, it was about her mom passing and as she talked I watched the emotions pass over her face. Normally I get little things like a feeling about something not being quite right, but I try to rationalize those. Unfortunately I am usually right and kick myself for not listening to my gut, but they aren't big things so I move on. I guess it has always been there, but I never really thought much of it. I just get feelings that are usually just for my peace of mind. Okay off to work on guild stuff and house stuff and sleep as I am tired. Hope all is well for all you out in LJ land.

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[sagebearz.livejournal.com]

You have to leave the city of your comfort and go into the wilderness of your intuition. What you'll discover will be wonderful. What you'll discover will be yourself.
Alan Alda


Shawn

The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
George Bernard Shaw

Re: gut

[rosered32.livejournal.com]

Thanks. But You know if you had something you wanted to say, why not use your own words. You used to be more than just quotes. Stop hiding and share more of your thoughts verses a quote you found. I have known you for far to long to except you hiding behind them. I also know you have a bunch to do, but you are generaly more articulate than this.*Tired of the quotes when the real person is just as interesting*

[uberreiniger.livejournal.com]

Our instincts are there for a reason, yet trusting them can be the hardest thing since we spend our whole lives learning to think logically rather than intuitively. How it got lost on everyone that instincts are bad when they work so well for the rest of the animal kingdom is beyond me. Animals are always aware of each other's encroaching death yet we find that just one more kewl thing about nature. Then again, thinking we were a part of nature might *gasp* imply we had some responsibility to it.