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The last thread that included this is months old. I'd like to restart it, if anyone is interested.
The rules are:
a.) One person asks a question to be answered with a tarot reading (
b.) Someone responds with a tarot reading, and then
c.) The person who gave the reading asks their own question, thereby keeping the chain of question/reading going.
Anybody can play, anyone can jump in whenever they see a question that feel like responding to. I'll start the game in the first post.
The rules are:
a.) One person asks a question to be answered with a tarot reading (
b.) Someone responds with a tarot reading, and then
c.) The person who gave the reading asks their own question, thereby keeping the chain of question/reading going.
Anybody can play, anyone can jump in whenever they see a question that feel like responding to. I'll start the game in the first post.
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Re: One answer, one question . . .
Thu, November 5, 2009 - 8:28 AMIt's really hard for me to trust myself. I'm working on that. Especially when it comes to decisions. I'm engaged to a wonderful man who I am happy with, but when pressed to seal the commitment, I find myself panicking. He's considerably older than I am, and though I tell myself that doesn't matter, I think deep down it does. Or maybe I am just using it as an excuse to not really commit. Also, I left the place I was living the past three year to move to a new school outside of Taos. The people here really want me to commit to next year, though I am struggling with that, too. I know my old job would take me back lickity split and I'd love to move back to where I felt I was home. But, this new job could open doors for me.
1. Am I with my soul mate?
2. Do I stay at my current job and possible open doors, or do I go where my heart is longing to be?
Thanks a lot. I look forward to hearing a response and to responding to the next question(s).
Blessed be,
Alhana -
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Re: One answer, one question . . .
Thu, November 5, 2009 - 9:40 PMMariposa - you have two questions here vs. one, and you already sort of answered your 2nd question for yourself. Why would you not do what your heart tells you to do? -
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Re: One answer, one question . . .
Tue, November 10, 2009 - 3:22 PMI know. You're right. But as I stated before, I have a hard time trusting myself. I don't know why. I'm learning to more and more, but when it comes to where to be, I get confused. I guess the answer is to be here now, huh? -
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Re: One answer, one question . . .
Wed, November 11, 2009 - 8:47 AMno, I think the answer is to trust yourself!
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Re: One answer, one question . . .
Wed, November 11, 2009 - 9:00 AMHello Mariposa
My question was last in the last thread. And it still holds today, although some things have changed. Please have a go at the question and I will answer yours soon.
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Re: One answer, one question . . .
Sat, November 21, 2009 - 8:31 PM"1. Am I with my soul mate?"
I personally don't know if I believe in the concept of one soul mate. I think that we meet various people throughout our lives that touch our soul and are a part of us, but there it is unlikely that one other being completes us. I could be wrong of course. Edgar Cayce I think mentioned that we have many "soul mates," not all of them being romantic, and that we should recognize these people as those who makes us become better people. A spouse soul mate is someone we might try to complete our life's journey with. That doesn't mean that they are a perfect being that fits our every ideal. They are often much more challenging than easy, and you should work together in improving each other and striving towards a greater good.
In other words, some supreme, perfect being isn't likely going to just pop into your life. You of all people should know if this man is right for you and makes you become a better person! Don't let cards dictate that for you.
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