“What message for my readers?”

The past few weeks I have integrated receiving messages through reading Tarot cards.
It brings me into the present moment, it grounds me (threads me) into reality. 

My readings are private – and my interpretations deeply personal – but I do have one deck which came to me in an unexpected way. Having been used by someone else.
I call it The Tarot Of The World, and consult it to tell me what I should know about what is coming.

Today, I consulted this deck for the first time, to do a reading for someone else:
You.

After selecting I turned the three cards, and what immediately stood out was the middle one: The Tower.
Considered the worst card in Tarot, and this is precisely the reason I don’t do readings last thing before bed!
This Tower is the apocalyptic center of our reading.

However, it is flanked by two cards of serenity and peace:
The Ace of Pentacles, depicting a large spirit hand holding a big golden coin;
And the Two of Cups, with two young people, both wearing a garland crown on their head, facing each other and respectfully raising their glass.

The numbers represented on the cards are:
1 – 16 – 2
16 is the number on The Tower, so this could indicate something happening on either the 16th of February or January.
I am doing this reading on the 14th of January, like I always do days prior to posting!
Only to realize now that, of course, this reading needs to go out today.

Messages for other people are not meant to be contained in my WordPress for 4 days.

I think the 16 goes with February (the “2” on the third card) and not with “1” (the Ace of the first card) but I can’t be sure.

So the way I read it is in chronological form:
We are currently in the Ace of Pentacles phase. Our work here is to stay “in spirit”, to keep a clear head, and to take care of our earthly possessions.

Then a clash or chaos of some sort will happen. Whether collectively or individually.

And afterwards we will find ourselves cherishing a renewed connection, in particular with a partner or new person in our lives.

The winged lion’s head and Aesculapius’ staff above the couple, indicating health, protection;
And divine covenant.

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.~Lauren
An unexamined life is not worth living