4.9.23 Easter Sunday for many, but not for all. Definitely seasonal movement for everyone! From the Rider Waite deck, 3 cards. 1st card is The Hanged Man, reversed … the character is tethered to the tree by only 1 foot. The implication is that he is not put there by malice, but as a moment to gather thoughts and plan actions. In this reverse, it seems those plans are not bearing the anticipated fruit, or not in...See More the expected time frame. 2nd card is The Fool, reversed … the youthful character is at the edge of the cliff, a place of decision making. He appears unconcerned, even light hearted. In reverse, it is a heads up about situational awareness physically and mentally. Planning and discernment are keys to forward success. 3rd card is the 3 of Wands, reversed … and here we have the mature character, standing at cliff’s edge. Decisions have been made, fruits have been borne. Perhaps in reverse it says that it is time to assess and adapt. Times and needs do change. Can you pivot and maintain balance? Everyone standing on their heads, it is a day to look beyond the surface and consider what has been set aside. Upside down, the forgotten falls out of your pockets for rediscovery. Pennies or pebbles, dreams and wishes are meant to ignite our thinking and get us to look beyond the same old story. To new (and considered) adventure! Namaste