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Please check the redesign version of the sub for the sticky post calendar, flair filters, and other features. Please note that r/tarot uses the Reddit redesign, and some features are not backwards compatible with old Reddit. Whether you believe in divination or just want to learn more about yourself, you have a place in r/tarot. Beginners, professionals and skeptics welcome! Discuss the history of tarot cards, learn about tarot theory, compare reading techniques, and more. Thinking along these lines can elevate your "spiritual mindset" immensely, and quickly.For tarot and cartomancy enthusiasts of all experience levels and belief systems. If you can't keep a "gratitude journal" and write down things you feel grateful for every day, at least make a list of twenty people/situations/things in your life that you are grateful for now. Stay constant and grounded in the present moment. Spirituality: Wishful thinking can take it's toll on the spiritual aspect of life, as when we are caught up in "poor me" thinking or "I wish things were different," it tends to blind us to the beauty of what IS in our lives, right now. You may need to reach out to a trusted counselor or friend to get help in "moving beyond" where you are healthwise at the moment. Pay attention to diet, exercise, and making time to rest/eat healthfully. If you are having physical problems, remember that things do not always have to be the way they are right now, health wise. Look your financial situation squarely in the eye (know exactly where you "are" financially) as this can only help you. If you're not where you want to be financially, make specific goals and plans about where that "is," and then chart the steps it will take you to get there. Do you have your heart set to the exclusion of everyone else? On someone who isn't giving you very much back or who is quite literally unavailable?įinances: Focus on your strengths, on what you do have and can do, not what you can't do and don't have. Love: Look hard at yourself as to whether you are being realistic with regards to love. Remember that it is rare for any of us to ever be truly completely trapped.
Be thankful that you are not one of them. NO job is 100% secure as many have found out to their cost. In today's modern throwaway age job security is a thing of the past. Work: You may not like your job very much, but at least it keeps food on the table. Put your focus on the things and people in your life that you have to be thankful for. A lot of life has to do with where we put our focus. General: Be sure that you are "counting your blessings." Don't spend too much time in self-pity or wishing your life away. It is all too easy to overlook what we already have in the pursuit of what we don't have. It warns us to remember to pay attention to what "is" now, and the many blessings we each currently experience, and not to worry too much about "what could be." Introduction: The 4 of Cups is a card about wishful thinking.
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