06/30/2021
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ππππ₯: The Four of Cups symbolizes an unfulfilled heart or mind; it appears when youβre feeling disillusioned, discontent, or simply tired of life. Past heartbreaks might have tainted your perception of love, or your dream job/partner may have fallen short of the fairy tale you envisioned. Your doubts could be outweighing your faith, and the grass might seem greener everywhere else. Let go of the thoughts that make you feel powerlessβfeel the doubt, and do it anyway! Focus on the changes you can make, rather than begrudging the ones you canβt. Opportunities are around you; open your eyes and see them.
ππππππ: The Nine of Wands is a card of perseverance and holding on. It represents a time when an ongoing battle has nearly been won, and you now need to defend whatβs yours. Small but frustrating setbacks are likely, as unexpected hurdles appear at the last minute. Opposition from others, including those youβre working with, such as editors and designers, is possible, while those in relationships could be tested by an ex-partnerβs reappearance, too. Synonymous with perfectionism, this card can also symbolize a fear of being hurt or rejected by others. Protect yourself, but donβt be afraid to let others protect you too.
βππππ₯: The Six of Swords represents the calm after a storm. It often appears following a period of hardship or stress, and heralds the arrival of a calmer cycle in your life. This is a time to leave the drama and arguments to the shows on Netflix, and distance yourself from anything that disrupts your peace. From leaving a stressful job to booking a much-needed vacation, this card signifies the need to put your mental well-being first. Romantically, it can symbolize a period of healing following a break-up or time away from a partner. It can also predict exciting work opportunities overseas, or a journey across water.
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