Hello, and welcome to a regular Monday post, finally. A huge thank you goes out to everyone who followed along on the Ten Days of Flowers blog tour! It was a fun celebration! My surgery went well and now I am recovering. I cannot put any weight on my left foot for two weeks. But so far, the pain is minimal.
I love this quote and so relate to it. For every hard thing we go through in life, we are somehow enriched or made stronger.
I found this to be a calming and uplifting meditation and hope you will as well.
Since I have missed a couple of regular posts, I drew three cards for today’s message.
The only way to become skilled at something is to continually engage in practicing it. As writers, we know this too well. The more we hone our skills, the better our writing becomes. That is the message in the Eight of Pentacles. This card also reminds us that when we do what we love, we will love what we do. Financial success and security are the product of hard work and determination. If you’ve been working hard to learn something new or advance in your current field, your efforts will not go unnoticed.
The Knight of Swords is an action card. It can indicate a situation that must be dealt with head-on. It may serve as a boost to be more assertive or refocus on your goals with all your available energy. Your intuition will guide you toward who or what this swiftly moving energy represents in your life. The warning attached to this card is not to act impulsively, but instead seek the truth of the matter.
The Knight of Pentacles is the ‘slow and steady wins the race’ card. Steady progress can result in long-term abundance. Putting in solid daily effort will yield the most lasting and meaningful results. The daily effort may seem like small steps but enough small steps make one big one. Set goals and take realistic action steps to avoid burnout.
MY TAKEAWAY:
Looking at this reading from the standpoint of basically being an invalid for a couple of weeks, it is a reminder to keep honing my craft, seeking the truth in any situation, and take small steps to reach my goal. Just because I can’t walk right now, doesn’t mean I can’t write. 🙂
Your thoughts?
This beautiful Unicorn Card could not be more appropriate.
