Healing from the past – especially family issues, which are highlighted *big time* this week – will be a major focus. We need to reckon with the past so we can open up to the new beginnings ahead. It’s an important week for anyone facing decisions – you must disregard other people’s opinions and focus on what your intuition is telling you.
Your angel cards for October 19-25, 2020
It’s all about clearing out the old this week – especially when it comes to unhealthy habits or limiting beliefs in our relationship with ourselves. Acceptance and self-compassion are a big focus. There’s also an emphasis on creativity, especially if you are musically inclined.
Your angel cards for October 12-18, 2020
The angels are nudging us to focus on our goals and healing journeys this week. Even though there’s so much uncertainty in the world, there are still things we can control – what we pour our energy into being one of them. Relationship baggage – particularly trust issues – may loom large for some of you.
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Coming out of the spiritual closet – the fear of being openly spiritual
There’s a quote about authenticity which has always stayed with me. Apparently the quote comes from Lady Gaga, although who can really trust the source of things that are found online? Anyway, the quote goes: “You laugh at me because I’m different. I laugh at you because you’re all the same.” I first heard this when I was wrestling with my identity, starting to understand that the reason I had always felt like I didn’t belong was because of my spiritual connection. The fact that I could see, feel and understand things that other people couldn’t and didn’t. The fact that I felt like I’d been dropped here from another planet. The fact that the way I dressed, acted and talked was always out of step with everyone around me.
Read MoreYour angel cards for October 5-11, 2020
Speak now! The theme of authentic communication and self-expression is still prominent this week. There’s also big love energy – making sure we’re letting ourselves receive it (instead of always being the givers) is important.