Stop Spinning

This week I'll be using Le Veritable Tarot de Marseille restored and reconstructed by Kris Hadar and published by Mortagne. Lee Bursten's The Marseille Tarot Companion will be a resource for reading this deck. The oracle I'll be using is one I created myself called the Greek Alphabet Runes. AlaskaLaserMaid on Etsy burned the designs on cedar tiles for me. Today's draws are the Two of Coins and Zeta:

          Bursten suggests the Two of Coins means weighing and comparing resources. The two flowers on this card are indeed different - one is a bud about to bloom and the other appears to be a rose hip formed after a successful pollination. An example might be if I have the money to go do some shopping but not the energy or time. Some kind of compromise will have to be made if I want to make sane choices that will lead to constructive results. Zeta is a Greek letter that is used to represent vorticity, the measure of rotation in fluid or air. This spinning motion can be observed in such things as whirlpools or tornadoes. I had a boss years ago who used to call me 'Hurricane Hattie' due to my forceful, single-minded nature when I wanted to get things done. And though I'm not nearly as pushy and energetic as I used to be, I can still get so focused on accomplishing something that I forget to check the balance and availability of my resources first. Stillness rather than spinning can help me see with clarity and take a more rational approach.