Card of the Day: Eight of Swords

#EightofSwords Feeling bound, but all the tools you need to move forward are in front of you, just take off your blindfold.


Hanson-Roberts, Essential Tarot, (1984)


In this card a blindfolded woman represents the inability to believe that you will ever be free of your current worries.  This is resonating for me today, as I work to launch my new venture.  It can be difficult to see all the choices available when blinded by stresses of everyday life.

I am currently trying to work out the best forms of media to reach out to people.  Seems like there is too many choices.  Eight, ∞ Infinity.  Copious amount of options to choice from, and it's a matter of choosing what works.


Much Love
~Phoenix Rose~


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