It happens that the tarot cards are stating the obvious in a way that makes the reader go blank. Apart from lives business I have been taking the backdoor instead of confronting these two cards from the Rise’n’Shine Tarot Spread. I read the entries in the guidebooks and tried to get to the elaborate core of card meanings. The Explorer of Candles and the Book were supposed to help me understand the fruit of my ambition to be an astrologer. In other words, the card combination was all about explaining to me how my services would make a difference for the recipient. The key phrases that I use in my elevator pitch are about helping people to take their next practical steps, so that lines up with the Explorer of Candles. In effect taking next steps will help people to understand their own story from back then to now and forward. In summary the cards message might not be more complicated than that.

Today I decided to do an add-on daily draw to boost the message of the Six of Bells and Seven of Ink. The Six of Bells and Seven of Ink had already let me know that it would be a good idea to communicate my current course of action and to shine with pride as I follow my ambition. In order to connect with this message even more deeply, I engaged the latest newcomer on my tarot and oracle shelves, the Wild Unknown Alchemy deck. It said “Neptunus”, which an astrologer immediately translates into “water”, “dissolution”, “faith”. The funny thing about these cards in a row is that all of them contain rays; how fitting for the Rise’n’Shine Tarot Spread. To me the cards seem to say that I can send my prayers and intentions to the godly realms, letting them answer and guide me. I have nothing to defend in the solid world of the day-to-day, the higher wisdom of the divine will speak on my behalf. Keep going and trust in the alchemy of faith!