wisdom of the oracle

Weekly Oracle Card Reading: Staying Connected to Our Hearts & Standing Proud

I realized afterward that the shirt I’m wearing actually matched the oracle card I got so excited about when I recorded this reading today. No coincidences!  🙂

This week the reading is a beautiful reminder of the way to the treasure within is staying connected to our hearts and our own internal power. And Elk and Turtle offer wisdom to help us do just that.

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Enjoy and have a beautiful week!

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xo,

Barbara

Weekly Oracle Reading: Choice and Boundaries

This was such an interesting combination of cards I pulled today. But what came from it was about relationships and how they each serve a purpose, whether short or long term, plus how sometimes we have to create boundaries and make choices if/when it is time to move on. Not always an easy thing to do sometimes!

I added the heart stone and totem to the photo as a reminder to have compassion for ourselves when something feels difficult and also to have compassion for others.

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Enjoy and have a beautiful week!

XO

Barbara

Cards from: Wisdom of the Oracle by Colette Baron-Reid and Divine Dog Wisdom Cards by Barb Horn and Randy Crutcher

Let Us Give Thanks for Times of Uncertainty

This week is beginning hot and steamy and expected to last at least through the weekend. I think about how I used to thoroughly enjoy this type of weather when I was younger, but now on the other side now of 55 years old and soon to be 57 in about three weeks, well, let’s just say I am very grateful for air conditioning.

This week’s cards are Chaos and Conflict and Turkey Spirit.

Even though I’ve been using oracle cards as a personal empowerment tool and also doing readings for others for quite some time now I can still feel a small tug of angst when I pull the Chaos and Conflict card. How often we just want life to be all peaches and cream, right?

As I went for a walk early this morning I made plans in my mind to go at a much slower pace this week. With the July 4th holiday on Saturday and warm summer days now upon us, I’m feeling the need to slow down and savor.

So when the Chaos and Conflict card presented itself I felt a bit let down and went right into wondering what it is that might “interfere” with my plans. But it was only a matter of seconds that I snapped out of it and remembered that it can be a good thing. Next, when I pulled an animal card to help guide us with Chaos and Conflict, I smiled, because yes, of course, we must give thanks for it all.

I also just saw in my mind the Go the Distance card as I feel that with what our world is experiencing right now that we must be in this for the long haul. The Chaos and Conflict are something that is going to take time to work through. But if we can remember to give thanks for what we can control in our lives and what we do have, perhaps not focusing on what we think we may be losing, or what it is that we can’t control, we can move through this time with more ease.

We can let fear gobble up our energy or we can allow fear to be our motivator to take a stance for what it is we wish for ourselves individually and as a world. Whether you choose to strut your stuff by carrying that belief in your heart or making a loud call out into the world about your stance, either will help make a difference.

Notice the Zebra on the card isn’t black and white, but rather brown. Nothing right now is black and white and it is my belief that it is this and that. I believe the conditioning of seeing things as black and white is what we are being called to move away from. There is a middle ground and that begins with each of us tapping into the center of our hearts and living from that truth.

So this week, let us be in gratitude for times we are shaken as a gift that will lead us to a deeper understanding and that this planet is made more peaceful by each of playing our part by living within harmony within ourselves so we can encourage that in others too.

xo,

Barbara

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