02 | March | 2016 | Springwolf Reflections

Fairy at Sunset by Julie Fain ©

Faeries bright in faery light,
help me pull the card that is right.
I send my thanks with all my might,
with love and gratitude for this sight.
And so it is.
~ Springwolf © 03/2016

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I’m fond of the Fae and I talk to them all the time. I see them as mystical messengers of Nature and wise spirits that are favored by the GreatSpirits (my label for the Divine Universe).

Before I pull a card, I have a little prayer I like to say asking the GreatSpirits for help. This is important for any Tarot Reader, whither you’re giving someone a reading, or pulling a card for yourself. As you say your prayer, you should visualize yourself in a clear white light, being protected by the Divine force in your life. You want to set a shield of protection and call in your guides, “God/Goddess” or whatever you feel connected to, for their help and assistance to divine the best and highest message possible.

Mystic Faery Tarot by Linda Ravenscroft

Don’t ignore the low hanging fruit that can bring gifts throughout your day. Stop focusing on what you don’t have and concentrate on what you do have. Things are not as bad as you’re making them out to be. Stop it, or you will manifest the worst scenario.

Additional Insight:

What we think, say and do will create our present. Be cautious over what you put out to the Divine Universe through your own thoughts. Your worry can manifest the disaster you’re trying to avoid.

Focus instead on the new goals or plans you have in the works. Start putting the ideas into action and establish some real progress on the answers you’ve developed. Keeping them in your head is not going to make them come to fruition. And the Divine Universe is not going to simply give it to you without a little work on your part.

The old adage “God helps those who help themselves” is an accurate philosophy to follow. There’s no magik wand that’s going to manifest your dreams for you. This isn’t hollywood and you’re not Harry Potter. Stop looking for excuses or quick fixes. Continue reading →