Wanting the Best for Your Child – Wednesday Weekly Free Tarot Reading – Week 15

A single mother from Spain got in touch this week and shared her concern for the upbringing of her daughter. We all want the best for our child. We want to make them feel protected and loved, yet we get caught in the fear of whether we’ll achieve it or not. Sometimes we just need to take that deep breath, re-gain focus and move ahead stronger.

Question 1:
What area of work should I focus on for the well being of me and my daughter?
Female (33), Malaga – Spain

Tarot says:

You don’t have the best of focus right now to be self-employed. If you do wish to be self employed then you should hold on till 2013 to do that. This year you should focus on being in a job. Areas of work that suit you are: Food related; Anything education related – you could even give private art classes, or even work for a stationery design company; Property/Estate Agent.

You have the tendency to store too much within you, but seem quite unsure of how to execute what you have. You can’t seem to find the correct outlet for it, which is why finding employment with companies related to the work suggested above will give you the required mental and family stability. 2011 was a tough year for you, but what’s great is that you’re coming to the end of it – prepare yourself for a great 2013, but in the mean time, in 2012, don’t be unrealistic. At this stage it would be good to remain calm, focussed and determined. Remember not to get too stubborn this year.

Your daughter will be just fine.

Question 2:
How can I make the best of the situation with my ex (for the sake of my child)?
Female (33), Malaga – Spain

Tarot says:

Your ex seems to be quite fickle minded. He seems to lack balance and harmony within himself, which is why the communication between the both of you has been quite bad. This is a year where he will be more communicative, but again the harmony doesn’t seem to come across. The cards suggest that you will need to be calmer when you do communicate with him. You need to command what you wish for regarding your daughter, but without any arrogance. It needs to be command which shows authority in a controlled and gentle manner. Aggression won’t get you far. You too need to develop that harmony within yourself to be able to tackle this situation. So take a deep breath and think before you speak. Evaluate what you’re about to say, understand the consequences – if it still sounds fine then say your piece.

It will definitely work out better, plus the required financial support will come through too. Just don’t forget to take that deep breath!!

~Shruti

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