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I spend my week-end to a divination convention. Saturday was simply the wrong day for doing it, people were not there for any of us. Sunday was much better for everyone but me. So I had to learn that it was my first time and I had to learn from it. I was the one healing and learning. I didn't like it, but the lesson in there was that I didn't need to like it, I needed to learn divine timing and acceptance in it.

"I do not f*ing care" I said "you can't expect me to enjoy this and tell me to learn my lesson".

Well I learned my lesson and learned to appreciate it the way it was presented to me.

Learning that there are other things happening that are very important.

I took a card: "You will meet someone, an important person enters your life*.

At the beginning of the convention a woman came to look up closely at the new boy in the room

"Hey you, you're new aren't you. Where are the Angel's colors, blue and gold, your poster isn't well presented do not show the right colors, next time do as I tell you and you'll see how better it goes" Maria Pia showed up, 60 years of experience, she started card reading at the age of 8 in Italy with her grand mother. Of all the other 15 psychics and card readers and some, she would have been the only one I'd go for a read. The woman next to me I heard giving a read, shouting at her client telling her specifics about a man that was not present. I thought "Have you asked for permission???????" Obviously not. Nice woman, doubtful ethics.

I had my first 2 in person channeling sessions. What a wonderful experience and lesson.

Yes I was there to learn. I stand by all I said, but I need to improve the exchange with them, encourage their questions and give me information. I will also add cards reading or runes reading as I channel. And my husband came to see me live-channeling for the first time and was impressed. He noticed the change in personality and how my talking skills had improved.

Well what an interesting week-end. I am ready for the next one in March. I mean I have a lot of work preparing for it, but I look forward to next year's work.

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Shannon's avatar

I love that story about your supportive co-worker. Allyship is real in so many realms. When we can tap in and set a loving and supportive tone to a conversation or interaction, I know it can be invaluable.

The first family gathering after Beau’s coming out to us as trans - well, I proclaim it a success. Most everyone approached it with kindness and acceptance and those who seemed more hesitant either stayed quiet or took our lead. Such a relief!

Coffee - I am currently on a hiatus and trying a substitute although I did partake when at a bookstore over the weekend. Don’t really know what to say about picking up info and calling it true. I’ve done more than my share of it and continue to try to navigate and do better. Love to you Nora. Thank you for sharing as you do!

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