09/02/2026
This morning, this deck reached out to me because it had something to say.
I asked for a simple three-card reading—not about predicting what is going to happen, but about the energy we seem to be moving through, both collectively and individually.
What came forward was:
37 — Antelope: Action
9 — Butterfly: Transformation
Dream Catcher — Inverted
And together, they told an interesting story.
Antelope says it is time to move.
There are times when we gather information, contemplate, prepare, and wait. Then there comes a point when knowing is no longer enough. Something asks us to act.
Then comes Butterfly and Transformation.
Think about the lesson of the caterpillar.
Before the caterpillar entered its transformation, it had no concept of what it would be like to fly. Its entire experience of the world came through crawling, climbing, and walking on what was beneath it.
Then transformation begins.
The old body no longer works the way it once did, but the wings aren't ready yet either.
And that may be one of the hardest places in transformation to find ourselves.
The old way no longer works, while the new way hasn't fully formed.
How could the caterpillar understand flying when its entire life experience has been based upon having legs instead of wings?
Yet once it emerges as the butterfly, going back to crawling is no longer the answer either.
Maybe that is where many of us find ourselves today—individually and collectively.
Our wings are growing.
Some of the things that worked in the past don't seem to work anymore, but we can't completely see or understand what comes next because we've never had wings before.
And then came the inverted Dream Catcher.
From my years of coaching people through change, I see this struggle constantly:
We try to create the future while filtering it through the lens of the past.
We want to understand what comes next based upon what came before. We hold onto old definitions of success, security, relationships, work, spirituality, money, institutions—even who we believe we are.
But what if the old lens can no longer show us where we're going?
That doesn't mean throwing away the wisdom of the past.
It means releasing the expectation that what will be must look like what was.
Look around us. Technology, economics, relationships, institutions, spirituality, communication, and even our understanding of ourselves are changing incredibly quickly.
Perhaps these three cards are offering a very simple thought:
Act.
Allow the transformation.
Stop requiring the future to resemble the past.
The past brought us here.
It doesn't necessarily get to decide where we go next.
So today's Thought Catalyst is this:
Do you find yourself trying to crawl because that's what you've always known—or are you frustrated because you're trying to fly while your wings are still growing?
Maybe you don't need to go backward.
And maybe you don't need to fly just yet.
Maybe you're simply in the part where the wings are growing.
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