The Energy of the Week: More Than You Think
Photo Finish Phrase: More Than You Think
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.
Ace of Coins:
Prosperity is a double-edged sword. With more money, comes additional spending.
Some may think that if you are to receive then you must pay out. That with new money comes new bills.
Sure, there is more money.
More money does not mean more happiness.
I want you to change your thinking.
With more prosperity, comes more prosperity. If you give, then more will show up.
The Ace of Coins is not set to money. It is not set to a certain amount.
The Ace of Coins speaks to a reader about the amount of joy and happiness around you. With a positive eye you can manifest your current desire. This card represents the desire made whole. Created out of fire, water, and air.
It stands smack dab in the middle of our life.
It holds a mirror up to our face and states, “Is this what you wanted?”
Is it?
The Ace of coins is our friend but remember that you create the happiness, the shit, the spell, and the joy that binds it to our heart.
We are the creator of our environment. We determine the level of our happiness. The Ace of Coins is the result of our effort, the result of our desire.
Sometimes it can look crooked.
Sour.
Spoiled.
But with a keen eye you can see the item set before you. You can see beyond the hurt, pain, and sorrow.
With the love in your heart the prosperity does not come with money. It comes with the small miracles set within your average day. The small miracles that you can only understand. The small miracles that set love in motion.
The Tower, Nine of Wands, Five of Cups:
Since this week falls on my husband’s birthday, I will dedicate this message to him.
With the breaking down of our life, we find that things just are not what they seem.
The broken glass, empty beer cans, and scattered confetti is just a glamour.
Things can be swept up. Things can be recycled. Things can be thrown away.
It is up to us to clean up the mess.
Remember that when we see the Devil card in other readings, then we will find the two other sisters lingering in the future. This week it is The Tower.
Destruction of the things we cherish the most.
Destruction of our life and love.
The past lingers in the shadows.
The past lingers within the very essence of our day.
Do not fear the past.
Do not cry over it.
With every tear it grows stronger.
Look to the past for clarification. As some say, hindsight is fifty-fifty.
The destruction is not over. You may look to the ground and think that it is finally time to clean up the mess, but what may look like sleep (Death) is simply an act. What looks like calmness (The Tower) is simply the after-shocks. What looks like beautiful destruction (The Devil) is simply a trick.
We must be ready to pull up our sleeves and clean up another mess. The one before us is just the trial run. The Three Sisters are laughing in the bathroom saying, “How much can they really handle?”
We respond with a smirk:
More than you think my friends.
More than you think.
Until next time.
Blessed Be,
Aaron
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.
Ace of Coins:
Prosperity is a double-edged sword. With more money, comes additional spending.
Some may think that if you are to receive then you must pay out. That with new money comes new bills.
Sure, there is more money.
More money does not mean more happiness.
I want you to change your thinking.
With more prosperity, comes more prosperity. If you give, then more will show up.
The Ace of Coins is not set to money. It is not set to a certain amount.
The Ace of Coins speaks to a reader about the amount of joy and happiness around you. With a positive eye you can manifest your current desire. This card represents the desire made whole. Created out of fire, water, and air.
It stands smack dab in the middle of our life.
It holds a mirror up to our face and states, “Is this what you wanted?”
Is it?
The Ace of coins is our friend but remember that you create the happiness, the shit, the spell, and the joy that binds it to our heart.
We are the creator of our environment. We determine the level of our happiness. The Ace of Coins is the result of our effort, the result of our desire.
Sometimes it can look crooked.
Sour.
Spoiled.
But with a keen eye you can see the item set before you. You can see beyond the hurt, pain, and sorrow.
With the love in your heart the prosperity does not come with money. It comes with the small miracles set within your average day. The small miracles that you can only understand. The small miracles that set love in motion.
The Tower, Nine of Wands, Five of Cups:
Since this week falls on my husband’s birthday, I will dedicate this message to him.
With the breaking down of our life, we find that things just are not what they seem.
The broken glass, empty beer cans, and scattered confetti is just a glamour.
Things can be swept up. Things can be recycled. Things can be thrown away.
It is up to us to clean up the mess.
Remember that when we see the Devil card in other readings, then we will find the two other sisters lingering in the future. This week it is The Tower.
Destruction of the things we cherish the most.
Destruction of our life and love.
The past lingers in the shadows.
The past lingers within the very essence of our day.
Do not fear the past.
Do not cry over it.
With every tear it grows stronger.
Look to the past for clarification. As some say, hindsight is fifty-fifty.
The destruction is not over. You may look to the ground and think that it is finally time to clean up the mess, but what may look like sleep (Death) is simply an act. What looks like calmness (The Tower) is simply the after-shocks. What looks like beautiful destruction (The Devil) is simply a trick.
We must be ready to pull up our sleeves and clean up another mess. The one before us is just the trial run. The Three Sisters are laughing in the bathroom saying, “How much can they really handle?”
We respond with a smirk:
More than you think my friends.
More than you think.
Until next time.
Blessed Be,
Aaron
