Red Emma
Last night at a class in intuitive development we'd been reading tarot cards. Then the instructor gave a couple of women batches of carpet samples, just as they came from the carpet store. The batches were about five or six inches thick, bound at one end so customers could easily check through them.
When I was asked to be a querant, I ruffled through them and chose one for no apparent reason. Randomly, I guess.
The reading I was given blew me away. It was spot on about an issue I'm wrestling with at the moment.
My jaw dropped, still isn't back in place.
Later in the evening she was playing with a box of Altoids (mint candies about the size of aspirin if they're only a U.S. product.) She said, "Watch this," and scattered a handful across the floor. They looked like the Big Dipper to me. Other people read them, with a variety of themes dealing with the instructor's past lives. Each different, but seemed to be part of a -- well, kind of a big picture the individual readings fit into.
Where did the information come from, out there in the ether, or the quantum soup if you're into that concept?
In this class she's had us finding, working with various angels in our individual environments. It's been spectaculary successful for most of the class members. For old 'read the cards by the book' Emma, less so, although I did manage a couple of conversations with my own ethereal consultant.
During last night's class I discovered that when I looked at a card kind of 'hard' the picture screen in my mind was a blank. After I put the card down, and quit trying so hard, words and phrases popped into my mind.
Which probably gives me a path to explore. In spite of my postings about "some people just have to read by the book" I would like to read by instinct or intuition, or whatever it is that most of you guys have available to you. It's just that if it ain't available, it ain't available. So we non-intuitives do the best we can.
Blessings
When I was asked to be a querant, I ruffled through them and chose one for no apparent reason. Randomly, I guess.
The reading I was given blew me away. It was spot on about an issue I'm wrestling with at the moment.
My jaw dropped, still isn't back in place.
Later in the evening she was playing with a box of Altoids (mint candies about the size of aspirin if they're only a U.S. product.) She said, "Watch this," and scattered a handful across the floor. They looked like the Big Dipper to me. Other people read them, with a variety of themes dealing with the instructor's past lives. Each different, but seemed to be part of a -- well, kind of a big picture the individual readings fit into.
Where did the information come from, out there in the ether, or the quantum soup if you're into that concept?
In this class she's had us finding, working with various angels in our individual environments. It's been spectaculary successful for most of the class members. For old 'read the cards by the book' Emma, less so, although I did manage a couple of conversations with my own ethereal consultant.
During last night's class I discovered that when I looked at a card kind of 'hard' the picture screen in my mind was a blank. After I put the card down, and quit trying so hard, words and phrases popped into my mind.
Which probably gives me a path to explore. In spite of my postings about "some people just have to read by the book" I would like to read by instinct or intuition, or whatever it is that most of you guys have available to you. It's just that if it ain't available, it ain't available. So we non-intuitives do the best we can.
Blessings