How do you feel about surprises, the unexpected? Do you enjoy them? Do you hate them? Are you flexible or resistant? This week prepare for some unusual occurrences…that is, if you pay attention to the message of the Page of Cups.
A young person stands in front of a body of water that appears as rolling waves. Could this be the river of life? They hold a beautiful golden cup in one hand perhaps ready to take a sip when all of the sudden a fish appears. How odd! How strange! How funny!
Sometimes we need an uncanny occurrence to stir things up, catch us unawares and jiggle the status quo of our lives. Can we embrace disruption, be spontaneous and in flow at the same time? This is what we’re learning this week and it’s a good skill to develop in order to navigate life’s ups and downs.
Look we’ve come through! After some trials and tribulations we have seen the light at the end of the tunnel. A beautiful maiden pours water into a refreshing pool and along the lush flower strewn landscape under a starry starry night. The eight-pointed star symbolizes regeneration, and the number 8 turned on its side is the infinity sign. This is a hopeful card for creativity, optimism, rebirth. May you be inspired this week and live in the light.
Love love love is what it’s all about this week. The expression “My cup runneth over” is apt as the dove of peace brings the wafer of forgiveness to the waters of love running over the rim of the golden cup held by the hand of god appearing out of the clouds in a blue blue sky. The water sustains the lilies dotting the surface of the pool of  blue water. To Buddhists the water lily is a symbol of enlightenment, purity, and divine birth. The beautiful bloom emerges from the mud. Peace love and mercy. The spirit of the holidays approaches.
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