Four of Golds.

I don't know about you, but last week flew by for me. Between work, engaging in "the new normal" and the new projects that are presented to me and that I am starting, I get very excited and time goes by incredibly fast.

I think meditating on this week's reading could help us focus and enjoy the present much more.

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Four of Golds.

August 17 to 23

Well, for this week the tarot brings us the Four of Golds, it comes to reassure us that we have not lost our minds, nor have we made inappropriate and hasty decisions. The Four of Golds represents the maximum stability of the here and now.

I interpret this letter as an inner temple by contrasting it with the readings of the previous two weeks. Both readings, together with the general situation of the world, have brought about unexpected and profound changes; as if the Universe, both interior and exterior, was reordering itself in every way and thus, the Fourth of Golds is presented as a refuge in which to shelter ourselves from all this apparent disorder; an inner temple where we can be sure, over and over again, of the decisions, and the reasons why we have made them.

In this inner temple, sharing with our innermost self, we can find a calm that we will hardly find anywhere else.

For this I recommend a lot of meditation, as long and as many as possible.

As I was saying, the Four of Golds represents stability in as many ways as we can imagine, this week we may begin to see the true fruits of our work, our endeavours, or simply feel more comfortable and stable in our current work.

Inside and out, the Four of Golds invites us to reconsider our priorities in the relationship we have with ourselves; yes, it invites us to think about our dreams, our desires, our future and our present; as well as to reconsider what we want and expect from the relationships that we maintain, to review the limits that we have set, if we have set them, to review if we are receiving what we want to receive and if we are giving what we want to give. More importantly, it invites us to balance our relationships with our desires, and check if we really are in the place and with the people we want to be.

The Four of Golds invites us to stop and look within ourselves, to name all that has been exposed during these tumultuous times, to appreciate it, to give it a chance within our life and thus live a more honest life

with ourselves and with the world.

On this week, what can you take from your inner world and honestly share it with the outer world?I