"Is Your Load Lightening or Tightening Your Stride?"

Embrace release from burdens; heed the call to new beginnings, mindful of overextension and the balance of give and take. Seek wisdom in letting go.
		Today's focus
	Today's direction	Reflect upon	Be aware of
		The big picture
Today's focus, the Ten of Wands, suggests feeling burdened or overwhelmed. With The Fool reversed indicating poor judgment or hesitation, it's vital to consider walking away from draining situations (Eight of Cups) and be cautious of potential betrayals or painful endings (Ten of Swords). In generosity and fairness, beware of imbalance (Six of Pentacles reversed). Reflect on releasing burdens and seeking balance. Reflect upon The Ten of Wands upright signifies carrying a heavy burden, feeling overwhelmed by responsibilities, or facing overcommitment. It suggests a need to reassess workload and priorities to alleviate stress and achieve a more manageable balance. Be aware of The Fool reversed suggests caution against naivety and poor judgment. It warns of potential recklessness or missed opportunities due to inattention or unrealistic expectations. This card advises reflection and careful consideration before taking significant risks or making major decisions. Today's focus The Eight of Cups upright signifies a journey of self-discovery and emotional transition, where one chooses to leave behind what no longer serves them in search of deeper meaning and fulfillment. This card reflects a courageous step towards personal growth and spiritual evolution. Today's direction The Ten of Swords upright signifies a painful but necessary ending, suggesting a period of significant hardship or betrayal has reached its climax. It emphasizes the importance of accepting these difficult conclusions to pave the way for recovery and new beginnings. The big picture The Six of Pentacles reversed suggests an imbalance in generosity or support, indicating either misuse of power in giving or an unhealthy dependency in receiving. It may highlight issues of unfairness, selfishness, or strings attached to what appears as help or charity.