Justice, Native American Tarot

Stable and anchored proceeding.

We're managing to 'play by the rules', honoring the spirit of all parties involved.

This through following a fine tuned intuition, a deep soul knowing, gut feelings or - like me - studying the shit out of things like astrology, the workings of trauma, Human Design, regularly pulling Tarot cards for guidance, and continuously practicing listening to my body, learning the different kinds of emotional waves that rise and fall within as a response to outside events #emotionalMG 

Learning when to wait, when to pause if only for a second, and when and how to respond, inform or act. 
Learning that a sense of NO can be merely a not now, a not yet - and that's ok (essential even).
Learning that a YES can change into a NO, and that's fine too.

Deconditioning old held beliefs that things need to happen right away or in a particular way for them to be 'right'. That answers need to be given immediately or at a given signal. That decisions need to be clear and defined, and often carved in stone. Fitting into a rational system and thinking rather than a spiritual and mindful one, honoring 'the spirit within all' and life itself.

But again, we seem to be on the right track balancing all this!
It seems like we're balancing our own needs and the needs of others, while honoring our own values and not trampling on others. While accepting that there also are 'tribal rules', responsibilities and also 'unwritten laws' to follow.

We've seemed to have found our balance in the twilight zone - the world between worlds, with one foot in the traditional and rational (what is), and one in the natural and sensual (what could be).

Honoring our own fears, faults and current limitations and the fears, faults and current limitation of others - knowing and feeling the incorruptible true essence underneath.

Deck: #NativeAmericanTarot
Theme: "there's a spirit within all and everything"