Fiona Broome - Monthly psychic readings

August is going to be a very powerful month!  Be sure to listen to this podcast, because it contains many important tips.

Here’s the summary.

You’re in a position of vulnerability right now, indicated by the Page of Swords, reversed.

The past — symbolized by the Emperor card — is behind you, and with it a sense of stability.  You’re feeling a little uncertain as you have to do more for yourself now… or perhaps you should be doing more for yourself now.  Either way, this is a challenging time for you, stepping into an area where you don’t feel as confident as you’re accustomed to.

You’re crossed by the Queen of Pentacles.  In that position, the card means a (possibly destabilizing) fear of failure, balanced by your confidence that you’re willing to work hard and to learn what you need to.

The foundation of this — the underlying issue — is the Eight of Pentacles.  That’s a card of learning and apprenticeship.  It means that you’ve been acquiring more skills and knowledge, probably at a level far above a novice.  You’re someone who’s prepared to continue learning and to work hard.  As a result, wealth and wonderful things can open to you.

Immediately ahead is the card on which this whole reading hinges.  It’s the Devil card, reversed.  That means you have been (or you’re about to be) set free from something that’s been holding you back.  Sure, it seemed nice and cozy and secure… but it’s still been holding you back.

Your future success hinges on how much you’re willing to change, and how self-reliant and independent you’re willing to be.  Will you make the big changes, accepting the risks… and the rewards?

The card representing your self is the Strength card.  It shows that you have the ability to solve others’ problems, and you are innately very powerful.  This isn’t a card of servitude, where you put your interests and independence aside to serve others.  It’s a card that suggests you have untapped (or neglected) resources that you could put to use to make your life richer on many levels.

Others see you as the Hanged Man, reversed.  That card suggests that people are questioning your goals, or how you’re reaching for those goals.  Maybe you should ignore their concerns… but maybe they have a point.

It all hinges on how much you’re willing to change, in the direction of drawing upon your own strengths and abilities, to step into the role of a competent and powerful person in your own right.  Old answers probably won’t work.  It’s time to shine!

Your hopes and fears card is the Nine of Wands, reversed.  That tells me that you’re concerned about obstacles, illness, disabilities… the short-term and long-term things that could prevent you from living the life you want.  That’s a reasonable concern, since you’re suddenly free of something that’s seemed secure but was actually holding you back.

That concern should lead you to focus on your strengths, not your weaknesses.  This is important! During this time, don’t try to improve the areas in which you’re weakest.  Instead, find ways to make the most of what you do better than most people.  That’s where success is, whether this is a huge life change or something relatively small.

There are two outcome cards in any reading like this.

If you “go with the flow” and change nothing, you’ll find yourself slipping into pessimism and regret.  You’ll be looking back (through rose-colored glasses) and seeing the glass as half empty, not half full.  Don’t slide into self-pity!  Whether it looks that way right away or not, you’re actually in a far better position than you were when everything seemed to be more secure.

You must take a step towards greater self-reliance and self-confidence.  A great future is just around the corner!

The alternate outcome — if you embrace change in a really big way — is that you’ll realize you’ve taken on too much at once.

Knowing this ahead of time, you’ll avoid multi-tasking.  You’ll set an achievable goal and focus on it until it’s completed.  Then, you’ll set your next goal, and so on.

Sure, life has a way of keeping us a little off-balance and jumping from one task to the next.  As much as possible, focus on a single goal until you reach it.

Also, remember that everyone else is experiencing some of this, too.  They’re feeling vulnerable in small or big areas of their lives.  So, voluntarily commit to self-reliance.  You can be a shining beacon that inspires everyone around you!

People do want you to succeed.  The strengths that you need are there already.  You may need to look at them in new ways.  You may need to acquire more knowledge or add to your strengths, but you already have what you need to be successful.

Go for it. Reach for success in every area of your life, starting with where you suddenly have freedoms.  By the start of 2010, you’ll look back and be glad that you did.

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