In the sky, today there’s a never-before planet constellation that looks like a basket. Planets move around, so they can make moving/temporary constellations. Right now in the sky is a constellation that has never happened–ever. It’s made up of 4 slow moving planets. People who care about such things call it Barbault’s basket after the guy who realized it was coming.
This morning (on the day it is literally at its most baskety looking formation) it hit me, oh we’re supposed to fill up the basket with what we want.
This week, (& the sooner the better) think of universe energy as a gigantic internet shopping store for what you want to happen for the rest of your life.
What are you going to put in your basket/shopping-cart?
Be clear. Be specific. And DO NOT mitigate your desire/ambition in any way shape or form. This is brand new world, never happened before stuff–so that means anything can happen.
You place your desires in your energetic shopping cart, by giving your list some kind of form. You could write them down like a shopping list, sing them as a song, speak them into a voice memo. Whatever you want.
You pay for everything in your shopping cart through aligned action to support whatever you wrote on your list. i.e. A healthier lifestyle = schedule a doctors appointment. Increase your visibility = make a public post on social media. Call in a new relationship = take yourself on date. The action does not have to be big or hard. It just needs to be aligned.
Once the action is done you wait, just like you wait when you order something on-line. There’s no control over the delivery service or the timing, but you know the thing is yours, because you asked for and found exactly what you wanted, and you paid for it. It’s en route and it’ll be fun day when it shows up, but in the mean time you keep on living your life with aligned actions.
Watch the preview of this week’s 7 cards to hear some more clarity around this point. Remember THE CAKE IS IN THE OVEN!
I am over my physical illness, and I am doing what my intuition told me to do for a work thing, even though it was uncomfortable and I kind of was dreading it–but it turned out there’s been an element of unexpected fun which was a nice surprise.
So if you’re feeling scared to start something: this is your encouragement to do it, because fun and exciting is easily confused with scary and daunting.