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This Month's Direction

4/1/2013

by Deborah Globus

This is my tarot card for this month.

And I needed it, big time.

I’m frazzled after last month’s emotional roller coaster and being so sick, so a hopeful hint that my budding systems and time management skills can serve me well feels like such a balm:

“Study and application brings wisdom and understanding which can be applied to most situations. Your youth and determination will carry you forward and your nascent skills bring you to a dynamic realization.”

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Finding Grace

2/12/2013

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There’s a little red book I go to when I’m feeling…out-of-sorts (though I never actually feel “in-sorts,” but that’s neither here nor there.)

It’s a handy book, chock full of affirmations and flowery language enough to set anyone a-rights.

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My Word for the Year 2013

2/8/2013

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Every year during my birthday week I take time to plan the year ahead. One of the practices I've begun is finding a word of the year.

This year it's...Invitation!

It's a happy kind of word, a daring one that reminds me to ask and to offer. And with it comes one of my favorite poems from Shel Silverstein:

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New Year's Guidance for February

2/1/2013

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by Deborah Globus

Every year on the very first day of the year, I draw tarot cards for myself. They act as intuitive breadcrumbs to follow from month to month. Here’s February’s:

“With purity of intent, your destiny defined, you are able to bring wisdom and maturity to your tasks. Embarking on a quest of personal revelation, your vision leads you onward. Your deep feelings are expressed at every turn.”

From The Wildwood Tarot by Mark Ryan and John Matthews with illustrations by Will Worthington

I really like this month’s card.

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My name is Deborah Globus and I am La Padre. With me you'll find the support you need to uncover practical, do-able spiritual practices that work for you. I offer new perspectives on old practices like journaling and ritual, with a side of compassion and a healthy dose of humor, just to keep it down-to-earth and real!

This Month's Direction

Finding Grace

My Word for the Year 2013

New Year's Guidance for February

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