fractalgranny
hello everyone! looks like i forgot to bookmark this thread, that's why i'm only now coming back to it.
reading through your thoughts shows me that i am easily triggered by what i judge to be superficiality. yes, again i am saying "what i judge to be" because after all well, what do i really know? at any rate, it is good to know that that's a trigger for me. i think i feel devalued as a person and perhaps also that the other person is devaluing her/himself by not taking a moment to think about the meaning of their question or the substance of their feedback. my hunch is that i might be better served to take an "it is what it is" approach, and i really like the stance that someone here brought up which is to consider it an honour each time a person sits. this turns reading into more of a spiritual practice, which suits me fine.
reading through your contributions, i also see that it would be a good idea to be really specific and thoughtful in my offers: "these are the types of questions i'd like, and this is the type of feedback."
i could also be grateful for the amazing training opportunity i get here. i've only been reading tarot for about 10 years or so, and seriously only for about 2 1/2. so compared to a lot of people, i am "but an egg."
i do participate in ISG (which i love!) and lately also CoS - that's my kind of reading and it looks like there are some people here in this thread who we could have an interesting exchange with.
reading through your thoughts shows me that i am easily triggered by what i judge to be superficiality. yes, again i am saying "what i judge to be" because after all well, what do i really know? at any rate, it is good to know that that's a trigger for me. i think i feel devalued as a person and perhaps also that the other person is devaluing her/himself by not taking a moment to think about the meaning of their question or the substance of their feedback. my hunch is that i might be better served to take an "it is what it is" approach, and i really like the stance that someone here brought up which is to consider it an honour each time a person sits. this turns reading into more of a spiritual practice, which suits me fine.
reading through your contributions, i also see that it would be a good idea to be really specific and thoughtful in my offers: "these are the types of questions i'd like, and this is the type of feedback."
i could also be grateful for the amazing training opportunity i get here. i've only been reading tarot for about 10 years or so, and seriously only for about 2 1/2. so compared to a lot of people, i am "but an egg."
i do participate in ISG (which i love!) and lately also CoS - that's my kind of reading and it looks like there are some people here in this thread who we could have an interesting exchange with.