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My card of the day was:
Today's Card: Queen of Wands
In this card we see the queen sitting upon her throne. Behind her
are greyish kind of drab skies, and before her is her familiar, her
companion represented in the kitty cat before the throne. This queen
is loving and affectionate. She aims to please and longs to receive
love and attention in return. Generous and always giving of her time
and resources, sometimes this queen gets so caught up in others she
loses her own sense of identity. Her own needs get put aside, and
without being attended to, they begin to loom behind her.
She reminds us that in self-fulfillment we are better able to draw
others to us who respect our decisions and value our uniqueness.
Being a strong rolemodel and example for others requires us to know
ourselves, and to be confident with who we are. We cannot give what
we don't have. Often we are told that to be self-serving is an act
of selfishness. However, being self-fulfilled is not only
not "selfish", it is a sure way to return something positive to the
world. Those who take the time to fulfill their own destiny inspire
others to also find themselves. This card reminds us to balance
time spent on ourselves with our other obligations if we are to
remain strong. Don't allow your dreams to be placed on the back
burner.
Today honor yourself and the important role you play within your
family, place of employment, and community. Recognize your ability
to lead by example, and use your fresh new ideas and inspirations to
enhance your experience and bring joy to those around you. Remember
we can't "fix" others, but in working on developing our own strength,
we will naturally inspire others to do the same.
And it is also the birthday of two of my favorite ladies!
1893 - Mae West, American playwright, actress.
1921 - Maureen O'Hara (Fitzsimmons), American actress.
Hugs all.
Today's Card: Queen of Wands
In this card we see the queen sitting upon her throne. Behind her
are greyish kind of drab skies, and before her is her familiar, her
companion represented in the kitty cat before the throne. This queen
is loving and affectionate. She aims to please and longs to receive
love and attention in return. Generous and always giving of her time
and resources, sometimes this queen gets so caught up in others she
loses her own sense of identity. Her own needs get put aside, and
without being attended to, they begin to loom behind her.
She reminds us that in self-fulfillment we are better able to draw
others to us who respect our decisions and value our uniqueness.
Being a strong rolemodel and example for others requires us to know
ourselves, and to be confident with who we are. We cannot give what
we don't have. Often we are told that to be self-serving is an act
of selfishness. However, being self-fulfilled is not only
not "selfish", it is a sure way to return something positive to the
world. Those who take the time to fulfill their own destiny inspire
others to also find themselves. This card reminds us to balance
time spent on ourselves with our other obligations if we are to
remain strong. Don't allow your dreams to be placed on the back
burner.
Today honor yourself and the important role you play within your
family, place of employment, and community. Recognize your ability
to lead by example, and use your fresh new ideas and inspirations to
enhance your experience and bring joy to those around you. Remember
we can't "fix" others, but in working on developing our own strength,
we will naturally inspire others to do the same.
And it is also the birthday of two of my favorite ladies!
1893 - Mae West, American playwright, actress.
1921 - Maureen O'Hara (Fitzsimmons), American actress.
Hugs all.
