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                Let Go of the Old to


                  Embrace the New!


         By Peggy Lindsey
                CHANGE! It is an inevitable part of life, but what is it that brings up such
         resistance? Are we enduring the pain of a broken relationship, the boredom of a
         routine, or the drudgery of a lifeless job?
                We complain about how things are to anyone who might listen, yet when
         we  are  faced  with  an  opportunity  to  do  something  about  it,  we  retract  in  fear!
         Endings of any kind are often seen as uncomfortable because we are more familiar
         with what is known than the unknown.
                Sometimes life thrusts change upon us dramatically and without warning
         - disabling accidents, a loved one’s death, divorce, a job loss, a major illness - all
         of these leave us with the need to adjust to a new way of living, and we are often
         left feeling totally unprepared to do so. But not all transitions come from negative
         experiences. Marriage, a baby, a new job, a relocation - these events are usually
         planned and expected.
                And then there are the times when transitions occur when we feel we are
         in a rut. Things aren’t going well, and we just don’t seem to understand why. We
         begin to feel it is time for a major change and jump in with both feet! Once we let go
         of the past, but are not yet feeling connected to the present, we enter what is called
         “the neutral zone”. This is a beautiful time that offers great self-reflection and an
         opportunity to re-evaluate what is important to us, and what we want in life - giving
         us focus and direction toward the future.
                With a sense of excitement and motivation, we embark on an expedition
         of growth, self-knowledge, and a whole lot of joy! And as you move through this
         important passage, be sure to take care of yourself (physically, emotionally, and
         spiritually), and find the support you need for a safe and productive way to navigate
         this part of your life’s journey.
                Peggy Lindsey is a Master Teacher of Arcing Light Energy Healing, a
         Professional Life Coach, and an Angel Intuitive. Peggy’s passion is assisting others
         on  their  journey  toward  happy,  healthy  lives  by  empowering  them  to  live  more
         joyfully and consciously. She created her business On Angels’ Wings Healing and
         Coaching in 2012 and currently practices in Sedona, Arizona.  She can be reached
         at 928-273-8447. For more info, visit www.onangelswingshealing.abmp.com.
               Tarot: High Priestess



         by Michelle Crandell
                The Fool leaves the Magician,
         aware  of  the  set  of  tools  he  can  use
         on  his  journey.  Soon,  he  encounters
         a mysterious woman, her lovely face
         slightly  obscured  by  shadows  and
         a  gossamer  veil.  The  Magician  was
         outgoing, animated and talkative. This
         woman is introspective, still and silent.
         He  hears  the  words  “High  Priestess”
         from a place he can’t identify.
                Sensing she might understand
         what he needs, the Fool lays his tools
         out before her. “I’ve just discovered a
         sword, a cup, a staff and a disc in my
         possession,” he explains. “I don’t really
         know  how  to  use  them  and  I  can’t
         decide what to do. Can you help me?”     The High Priestess
                The  High  Priestess  remains
         silent. In response to his request, she shares her scrolls with him. Reading them is
         strange. They combine words, pictures and symbols in unusual patterns. He has
         trouble remembering what he sees but somehow knows the scrolls make sense.
                He thinks, “I can imagine using my tools in different combinations. I can
         consider the importance, the urgency or the sequence used to make my dreams come
         true.” The Fool sighs, “I’m still not exactly sure how to proceed, though.”
                Suddenly, words come into his mind. An inner voice says, “Follow your
         instincts, your intuition.” He looks down, checking within, and immediately knows
         what to do next.
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