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Divination and animals/pets: Tarot and psychic reading for animals and pets can be a little different than reading for people. Yet, animals still have desires, dreams (although different than what we dream and aspire for), and definitely have likes, dislikes and personalities. ~•~ Divination for animals can help us understand them better, especially to know if their needs are met, if they're happy or to gain insight into any behaviour problems. ~•~ However, it may be tempting to do divination on health issues for pets, but caution should be made especially when doing health readings for pets more so than with people. It would be the same reason for not to do health readings on people who can't fully communicate or express themselves. Any health readings for animals should be followed up with a veterinarian and/or specialist for testing and monitoring. ~•~ A pet tarot reading example here would be Rosie and the Queen of Pentacles: Rosie definitely rules this home with an essence of this Queen. She loves her favourite spots in the house (she has 3), loves good food but not to excess. As long as her needs are met, she's totally happy to sit and sleep. She loves feeling secure and her home is that security. ~•~ Rosie doesn't like to go far from home. Her home is her castle where she feels safest. She gets along with all other animals, but is sort of indifferent. She knows she rules this house. She can be demanding for what she wants because she knows exactly what and when she wants it. She enjoys time alone in the house but still wants to have people around. ~•~ Although for some pet readings, court cards can be discarded, but can also provide insight to personality. This depends on the question and personal preference for pet or animal tarot readings. ~•~ Card image from The Moonchild Tarot by Danielle Noel. Tarot Pug: Rosie.
Intuition is sometimes a funny thing. We can feel or sense something so acutely that we sometimes can't put into words. This can be a feeling or emotion that we get from another person or situation, that we understand it so well and feel it deep within. ~•~ This is when we can make our decisions and choices from a place of feelings/emotions or just knowing how to respond or what to say. ~•~ Trusting our feelings, emotions or intuition isn't always easy. Doubt can come over us or we may feel we're too emotionally involved or too sensitive to know what's really going on subjectively or objectively. ~•~ But sometimes we have to feel in order to understand something or someone. ~•~ Empathy is an underestimated ability that is often overlooked for logic and reasoning. However, when we develop and nurture our empathic abilities we can make soul/spirit connections with other people, learn to speak their "soul language" and understand the place where someone else is coming from and what they really need. ~•~ Card image from The Wild Unknown Tarot by Kim Krans. Tarot Pug: Rosie.
Family is everything. No matter what you call family, if it's your birth family, adoptive family, chosen family of select members and/or friends, or even a family of just you and your pets, they are the ones who are with you no matter what. ~•~ It's common that we overlook and sometimes neglect our families, especially due to work and responsibilities that demand a lot of our time and energy. Even though many of us get weekends or days off each week and/or take vacation each year, for many of us, it just doesn't seem like enough to really appreciate and enjoy family time. ~•~ Forming (or reforming) family can connections takes conscious effort to really appreciate what and who you have in your family life. ~•~ Even if we just say a prayer each day to thank (god/goddess/spirit, etc.) for our loved ones and/or just a simple but heartfelt thank you or love note to our loved ones to show our appreciation can make a difference and show how much we care. ~•~ The holidays are coming up which can be stressful for many people who don't get along with family or certain family members. Focus instead on those you do love and want to be with, spend more time with those you enjoy their company even if it's a chosen family of friends. ~•~ Card image from The Rider Tarot by U.S. Games Systems Inc. Tarot Pug: Rosie.
Let's be real for a moment. This time of year is very difficult for some people. Even though it's a festive time, it can be one of the loneliest times. ~•~ Many people are afflicted with seasonal affective disorder and there are varying degrees of depression that affect millions of people at any time of the year. ~•~ The misconception is that if someone is depressed or suicidal that the telltale signs are obvious - except they aren't obvious. Most people with mental health issues learn to hide these symptoms very well and very few of us know what goes on behind closed doors. ~•~ We say to people who are affected to reach out, but that's oversimplifying it. We say to reach out to people who may be suffering from mental afflictions, but many of us don't know what's going on with someone because they can hide it. ~•~ Depression isn't 24/7. People with depression can still laugh and have fun with friends but it's fleeting. When the party is over and friends go home, that's when the depression returns. People with mental illness can hide it so well sometimes that even close friends might not know. ~•~ That's why suicide is often such a shock because people don't know what had been going on. ~•~ All I can say is reach out to friends, family and coworkers and include them. Let them know you appreciate them. Reach out to offer them any assistance and let them know you expect nothing in return. Be kind to one another all year long. Be a good friend. ~•~ This post goes out to someone that we lost. Adieu, notre ami. ~•~ Card image from The Rider Tarot by U.S. Games Systems Inc. Tarot Pug: Rosie.

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