tarot card of the day

trying to get to know my deck better. disclaimer that i have adhd so the likelihood this gets abandoned is High. deck being used is mermaid tarot by leeza robertson, and illustrated by julie dillon

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five of pentacles in the reverse position

"you have finally figured out that you are not alone, but you still can't quite make out who else is right there with you. luckily for you, this mermaid guide is patient and more than willing to help you align to her vibration. take your time and continue to let the receptive energy reframe your awareness—before you know it, you'll be able to reach out and take the offerings from your mermaid guide."

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knight of wands in the reverse position

"it is easy to become complacent, thinking that what you are doing is worthless and no longer worthy of your time. now imagine what would happen if our knight thought that standing his post was not worth his time and something horrible happened to those who rely on him to stay safe, even if they have lived without incident for hundreds of years. the thing is, you just never know when you are going to need to act. you have no idea when someone or something will cross your path that will warrant your complete and utter focus and concentration. slacking off and not taking your training and skills seriously may end up harming more than just yourself in the long run."

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three of swords in the reverse position

"the time for grieving is over. you have played your part in the letting go process and now must get back to life. holding space is a temporary thing, never meant to last longer than the time it takes for energy to pass from one cycle to another. this is your sign to move on. pick up your three swords and leave this phase behind."

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justice in the reverse position

"short-term gains may mean long-term pain. do not cut off your nose to spite your face. things may seem like they are not in your favor, but remember that justice is not about being right or avenged—it is about finding a way to reconcile an act that has already been done. reconciliation can never truly make up for it or repair the damage that has taken place, but the longer you try and mold it to your pain, the worse off you will find yourself and everyone involved."