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Spiritual Sundays: Playfulness for a Childhood Friend

Today's Spiritual Sunday presented me with a childhood friend requesting a card pull...of course, I would do anything from people who are important to me and I'm honored to do so. So I meditated on her and the blessings that we've reconnected through the positive aspects of Facebook and this is her card pull. 



PLAYFULNESS

The playfulness card reminds us of our childhood, when we were more free from worries about any impending doom. We built sandcastles in the sand without worrying when the next wave would come and destroy our creations. We remember a time when we knew and realized that life was more of a game than we realized and we chose to life it unashamed without thinking of what anyone else thought. 

When this card shows up in your world, it's a sign. It symbolizes that you are ready for something refreshing to come into your life and your world. Something is on the horizon and you are prepared to face it with innocence, joy and clarity...when you proceed in that matter you're ready to embrace that new entry into your world...with open arms of course.

As the days move forward right now remind yourself to indulge in the playfulness of life...and when you do you'll notice the heaviness you've been carrying in your heart will start to melt away. Fears start to disappear. Laughter increases and you will start to finally feel some of the joy you used to feel when you were younger.


CREDIT:

Osho Zen Tarot 


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