Chun (Difficult in the Beginning), Hexagram 3 – Problems occur in life and while Chun (Difficult in the Beginning) indicates a challenging time, that is by no means an indication that what you are attempting to achieve is going to remain “difficult”. During such times, it’s important to assess the situation and see what solutions can […]
via Daily I Ching for Saturday 13 October 2018: Chun (Difficult in the Beginning), Hexagram 3 —
The energy of the Queen of Pentacles asks you to think and feel as she does. Are you being sensible, are you warm and caring toward others? Have you been true to your word? Do you feel generous? Can you be counted on when times are tough? The energy of the Queen of Pentacles indicates a level-headed person who can organize and make things run smoothly whether it is a business or a home. The Queen of Pentacle creates an air of efficiency, warmth, trust, and security.
The Queen of Pentacles represents a calm, peaceful and prosperous energy in your relationship. Things are going smoothly and you would rather spend time at home together relaxing with family, pets or a good book. You are in a place that suits you, and you are quite alright without any excitement right now.
The energy of the Queen of Pentacles indicates that you are the rock of your relationship you are the one who is grounded and keep things flowing smoothly.
If you are single the energy of the card indicates that you have found a partner that appreciates your nurturing abilities.
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This card was last seen January 29, 2018
The Robin Wood Tarot
Ch’ien (Modesty), Hexagram 15 – There is great power in modesty. A good leader does not basque in his or her glories nor do they boast of their successes, instead they move forward with a quiet confidence and discreetly. They do not seek to gain power over others, but they simply seek to achieve balance in […]
via Daily I Ching for Friday 12 October 2018: Ch’ien (Modesty), Hexagram 15 —
The 5 of cups reminds you that you need to re-evaluate and re-order priorities. There is a need to curb futile belligerence and accept what has happened. Only then can you move forward to embrace the change that comes and bring new opportunities.
The energy around the 5 of Cups can alert you to the possibilities of a loss and make you aware of the emotional toll that it entails. The 5 of Cups may indicate the end of a relationship or the end of a phase in a relationship. Either way, you are feeling disappointed. It could mean that you are at a new phase in the relationship and you are missing the way things were. You may feel adrift and unable to face the current situation, whether it is moving forward in the new phase of the relationship, or moving forward without a partner. No matter what the current situation you need to re-order and re-evaluate priorities. You may use this card as a warning to help you avoid loss, or at least reduce its toll, forewarned is forearmed.
Thought this card may indicate loss or disappointment it is also a reminder that every loss opens new possibilities for growth because every loss initiates change. Many times loss hurts because it is our emotional resistance to change. No matter how much we accept intellectually that we must go with the flow if the “flow” separates us from something we love our initial feeling say “no” very strongly.
The energy of the 5 of Cups indicates that you should acknowledge how you are feeling but not wallow. Look at what you still have and make the most of it.
If you are single this energy could represent that you are feeling lonely but do not have any hope of having a happy relationship. Again let go of the past and pick up the pieces and move forward. You still have something to offer and you are still an important person no matter what has gone before. Two cups are still standing that means you are still standing too.
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This card was last seen August 4, 2018.
Witches Tarot
Wu Wang (Innocence), Hexagram 25 – Wu Wang (Innocence) is about living in the moment and enjoying life through childlike happiness. Innocence in the context of the I Ching refers to a heart that remains open to joy and wonder. Being pure of heart enables one to best live in the moment and to be guided […]
via Daily I Ching for Thursday 11 October 2018: Wu Wang (Innocence), Hexagram 25 —