
Show Notes
"Don’t be afraid to look shame in the face and tell it to fuck off."
This week, we get magical as spiritual guide and tarot reader CIRCE gives me a reading. Three readings, in fact, using The Fountain Tarot Deck (created by Jonathan Saiz, written by Jason Gruhl and designed by Andi Todaro).
We do a Past, Present and Future reading surrounding finances. We do a What I Want vs. What I Need reading and finish on a Mind-Body-Spirit reading.
Circe identifies my need to be more grounded. She sees that so much of my energy is focused outward, and that I mustn't forget to focus inward, that I must explore the things I don't want to look at. Circe spots how imbalanced I am. Not only when it comes to my mind, body and spirit -- I'm a MIND-dominated person, for sure, but I’m also imbalanced when it comes to masculine-feminine energy. She reminds me to replenish, that my focus must be keener for the challenges to come. Circe knows I'm stuck in the past and that the only one who needs to forgive me is myself. Circe is full of wisdom: "what people think of you is none of your business." As she says: "Trust yourself, dammit!"
And what's for sure is that after spending an hour with Circe, I find that a lot easier to do. I hope you feel the same way.If you'd like to meet Circe (@mindingmylyons) and answer the call from the universe, visit SeekingAllSeekers.com.
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