I have a lot of titles, (Coach, speaker, intuitive, writer, etc.) but one I’ve never used publicly, that feels like the most accurate, is: symbolic interpreter.
I wrote about The Language of Creative Energy over on Substack last week, including the tidbit that symbolism is a key component of that conversation. (Guess that high school lesson on Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter turned out to be useful after all.)
When people schedule in for intuitive guidance sessions with me or watch the 7 cards videos or my @tarot4creatives account, all I’m doing is applying my English class skills and translating symbols.
But here’s the truth. I don’t need the cards. Nobody needs the cards. The cards are just props.
Cards give me an immediate image to focus on, which can be very helpful. It’s the difference between shopping at a boutique with twenty-five options or amazon with a billion. It’s much more efficient to choose something at the boutique, because you’re not in overwhelm from the infinite on-line options. Cards also give people something to look at which makes for a more interesting video.
Honestly, the biggest benefit though, is cards help a lot of people feel more comfortable with my skills as an intuitive. It gives them a choice: believe the pretty pictures on the cards relay information or accept that I (and every other person alive) have access to tons of information at all times by simply observing and interpreting the information directly in front of them.
I understand not wanting to accept that humans are built to have access to massive amounts of intuitive knowledge at any time. It’s really overwhelming. It took me years to get comfortable with the idea and go public with my skills.
This week’s 7 cards is up over at the Patreon shop. There ended up being a bonus card in the center section. The 2 min Labyrinth preview is free to everyone.
Reminder group coaching is this Saturday at NOON cst. Use the normal link.
Have a great week, and thanks for your support.
Jessica