We drew this card recently and when we repeat a card, we really must pay attention! I know how much is being taken from people these days so I do think this is truly relevant. I myself have to apologize for not posting last week, but I had a triple hit last Monday! My dog injured his leg causing a large emergency vet bill, I had to prep for a routine medical test, and I had a visit from a lifetime friend who now has early onset Alzheimer’s. Heart breaking for me because we used to be brave hang glider pilots together. Not a great Monday but lots of opportunity for reflection.
And when we look at all that has been lost by the Ukrainian people, I am inspired by their courage to carry on. Yet loss of a person close to you or a thing you value is still hard even without bombs falling all around. At some point it is valuable to ponder what will take the place of that lost treasure. You can’t deny the grief of loss, but then, when ready, look for the new energy to flow in.
The first time I pruned my roses, I hated cutting off branches that had leaves on them. But when the new branches came back with beautiful new leaves and gorgeous roses, I understood. So if you have experienced a loss, beyond your control, do the best to look for the replacement energy. Have a wonderful week!