The Energy of the Week: Community
Hello beautiful people,
Welcome to your weekly post about the energy of the week, what it will be like, and how to take better advantage of that energy.
Let us begin.
Ten of Coins:
The Ten of Coins is about family. This is the manifestation of a happy home. In gathering together we find acceptance. We find giving.
When I see the Ten of Coins, I am reminded of the story called “Stone Soup”.
The moral of the story is about how people may be separate at first. Scared of how they may lose their independence. Not willing to share what items they have, in order to feed the many.
Eventually everyone comes together, they share what they have, they decide to become a community.
Yes!
The Ten of Coins is about community.
When you are with family, they can be part of your community.
A community can become part of your family.
I think that we all desire to be part of something great and grand. We all want to help others that are like minded. We all wish to be helped, when we are struggling.
Sometimes it takes a community to help just one person, and in turn, sometimes it takes one person to help a community.
This card is about the love and happiness that is found within a gathering of hearts that beat to the sound of love.
Two of Coins, Three of Coins, Three of Swords:
We see that the cards are speaking to us about a balance of life. With the recognition of the greatness within us, something still just does not seem right.
Something in our life just does not feel complete.
Maybe we have to be without it.
Maybe we must move forward with our own goal.
We know that we are awesome. We know that we are great.
We do not need others to state this to us.
Also, we know when to take back our power and do what needs to be done for our self.
Power is found in our own hand.
The Three of Swords is simply a detail.
The sorrow is small and can be looked past.
Do not focus on things that have hurt you this week.
The week is about noticing the greatness within you, showing others that greatness, and getting things done.
Until next time.
Blessed Be,
Aaron
Welcome to your weekly post about the energy of the week, what it will be like, and how to take better advantage of that energy.
Let us begin.
Ten of Coins:
The Ten of Coins is about family. This is the manifestation of a happy home. In gathering together we find acceptance. We find giving.
When I see the Ten of Coins, I am reminded of the story called “Stone Soup”.
The moral of the story is about how people may be separate at first. Scared of how they may lose their independence. Not willing to share what items they have, in order to feed the many.
Eventually everyone comes together, they share what they have, they decide to become a community.
Yes!
The Ten of Coins is about community.
When you are with family, they can be part of your community.
A community can become part of your family.
I think that we all desire to be part of something great and grand. We all want to help others that are like minded. We all wish to be helped, when we are struggling.
Sometimes it takes a community to help just one person, and in turn, sometimes it takes one person to help a community.
This card is about the love and happiness that is found within a gathering of hearts that beat to the sound of love.
Two of Coins, Three of Coins, Three of Swords:
We see that the cards are speaking to us about a balance of life. With the recognition of the greatness within us, something still just does not seem right.
Something in our life just does not feel complete.
Maybe we have to be without it.
Maybe we must move forward with our own goal.
We know that we are awesome. We know that we are great.
We do not need others to state this to us.
Also, we know when to take back our power and do what needs to be done for our self.
Power is found in our own hand.
The Three of Swords is simply a detail.
The sorrow is small and can be looked past.
Do not focus on things that have hurt you this week.
The week is about noticing the greatness within you, showing others that greatness, and getting things done.
Until next time.
Blessed Be,
Aaron
