Death Tarot Card: Getting comfortable in the new paradigm

New beginnings are nice. It can be refreshing to wipe the slate clean and start over, and when you finally get to the point where this is what you can do, doesn’t it feel powerful? Doesn’t it feel freeing to let go of the stress that was leading up to this new beginning and finally have that fresh new change? Leading up to a change can cause anxiety when you are not sure what to expect on the other side of it. we can over think it.

We can imagine worse case scenarios and brace for them, causing inner-turmoil in the process. When we finally get past all of that though, we can take a deep breath and get comfortable in the new paradigm. This is what feels good- that sense of relief that whatever was shifting has finally shifted. Today, celebrate those shifts. You got to them and you got beyond them. Feel good about that.

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The Death Tarot Card: Be Content With Your Own Abilities

Sometimes you just reach that point where you feel dead. You’ve worked so hard and tried so many things for so many people and things, and now you ask yourself, “What did I do all that for?” Maybe you feel like it was for nothing and that nobody cares. In times like this, step back, take some deep breaths, and do something just for you. Recharge. Re-energize. Get a fresh perspective. Take a vacation if you can.

Understand that while people appreciate you for what you do, maybe they just don’t know how to express it. Don’t take it personally. The say “The squeaky wheel gets the grease.” Maybe you just aren’t squeaky enough in terms of seeking appreciation. Maybe you just do what you do because you know this is what needs to be done whether you get any attention for it or not.

That’s a good thing. That means you are content enough with yourself and your abilities that accolades are not so important. Keep that attitude, but if you wish for or want appreciation, be sure to be open to it so others know.

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The Death Tarot Card: It all adds up to who you are now

Think about the Death tarot card this way- you come to the end of one chapter of a book, and now you will start the next. Does this new chapter start over completely? Is this a complete new story that is unrelated to the everything you have read so far? No, that is not the case at all. This new chapter takes everything that has happened previously in the book and builds on it, it continues the story. This is the same as Death as it pertains to tarot.

Consider this today. Think about how everything in your life so far has contributed to the being you are in the now-right now. Think about the lessons you have learned, the lessons you have been set up to learn, all the lives you have touched, all the lives that have touched you. Take all this and continue on with it. Expand this thought too into a karmic view of who you are.

How will the deeds of this lifetime affect future incarnations? What in your past still needs to be resolved? Who have you been that has led to who you are? Ponder the death card today and give these thoughts consideration.

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Death Tarot Card: Reaching Guideposts

Think of the Death tarot card this way- on the path to our personal enlightenment, we arrive at guideposts. These are points along our path where we are destined to reach. They signify growth and let us know we are on the right path and doing the right thing. Somehow, we just know that we reached at one. We feel it in our guts and we simply have a feeling of arrival. We reach these landmarks and we absorb the energy we are meant to absorb from them. Then, it is time to carry on to the next guidepost.

The space between the guideposts may seem dark, distant, and uncertain, and it takes faith to know that we going in the right direction. Don’t doubt yourself and don’t second guess yourself. Know with certainty that your feet are taking you in the right direction even if your head doesn’t understand it. As we set out for the next guidepost, it is like we are leaving behind a chapter of our life to reach the next one. This is as if to die and be born anew. Today is a day to seek this new birth.

Let go of who you have been. Take with you the strength you have gathered in the arrival of the last guidepost, but move forward to the next one. At the arrival of the next one, it will seem as though you are starting something new and exciting in your life, This is the lesson of the Death card today. Move forward. Don’t grow stagnant. The next guidepost is ahead of you. Go for it.

–Jim Larsen

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