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The other day we watched Dior and I, a documentary about a new chief designer coming to the House of Dior. There is no part of me that actually wants a couture dress that costs tens of thousands of dollars, but there is something about owning something that people with extraordinary skills have worked on with such passion and vision, that's quite appealing..
Then we went and saw a Mozart performance at the Lincoln Center and it gave me the same feeling as the couture dress - it seemed ridiculously luxurious that all these people would practice for hours and audition and train, all to play actual, live music to a room full of people. I felt like I owned a piece of couture at a fraction of the price! This feeling was strengthened when we went and saw the Goldberg variations being performed at the Armory. This time the room was bigger, the audience was smaller and it was only one person sitting by the piano, performing his magic. His skill was so sublime, the music so beautiful, the situation so unique, again, I had the feeling of owning my own piece of couture.
I will never be able to afford the tens of thousands to buy one dress (nor would I have anywhere to wear it!) but anyone in New York can easily give themselves the experience of being in the presence of people with extraordinary skills at the top of their game, working with passion and vision. And that makes us very rich indeed.
After every reading, I give you a post card with the cards you drew written down. I photograph that postcard and if you come and see me again we can see if there is a change or a shift in the cards. If you come regularly, we start to see patterns in the cards.
I have descriptions of
every card we discussed in my blog. If you want to know more about a
specific card, just enter it in the upper left hand corner (near the B, blog
symbol) and it will come up.
I also encourage people to go on google images or pintrest to find images of certain cards that speak to them, so if you are riding the Queen of Cups energy, you can find a version that speaks to you and keep it on your phone, or by your computer, to let the energy infuse your day.
People often come to me when they are considering changing jobs. I like to know very little about each option - just think about Job A, or Job B, I tell them, don't give me any details, and then the cards can work their magic.
A woman came to me a while ago, anxious about interviews, well who isn't? - and asked me if she would get the job she was thinking of. She drew 3 pentacles / chariot / magician - excellent cards. It was going to be a really good job - with creative, harmonious work, her strong will power driving it through the interview and then the magician, she pulls a rabbit out of the hat and gets the job! We were both happy with those cards. And she emailed me afterwards - the interview went better than well and she got the job!
