Obviously
those three bourbon and cokes haven't shaken this woman out of her
funk; perhaps she should try the cup of coffee hanging over her head. I
am reminded by this card that when I feel out of sorts and I want to
feel better, I need to try something different than what I've
been doing. In his companion book, Ricklef suggests concentrating on
our spiritual core rather than distracting ourselves with things
external. Today, I'll choose to do at least one thing differently than
what I normally do...
From the Key to the Kingdom deck comes the "Four of Clubs:"
From the Key to the Kingdom deck comes the "Four of Clubs:"
"I
am a gold lock. I am a gold key. I am a silver lock. I am a silver key.
I am a brass lock. I am a brass key. I am a lead lock. I am a lead key.
I am a monk lock. I am a monkey."
I am reminded by this card that there is usually a solution for every problem, but the solution needs to fit
the problem. Buying myself a book from Amazon probably isn't going to
solve my financial problems, and going to see a movie isn't likely to
help me lose weight. The key must be relative to the lock...
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