Get Some Sleep

From the Anima Mundi Tarot, the Nine of Swords; from the Nature's Pharmacy deck, Horseradish:

Wyreweden illustrates her Nine of Swords with a turkey vulture, a scavenger that feeds almost exclusively on recently dead carrion. Having a particularly large olfactory lobe, it is able to search high above the treetops by picking up the scent of ethyl mercaptan, a gas produced by the beginnings of decay in dead animals. Likewise, we humans have a tendency to sniff out trouble, even if it is irrelevant or imagined. Horseradish is known for its root, which makes is used to make pungent, eye-watering condiments. Its distinctive taste comes from allyl isothiocyanate (mustard oil), a compound released when the root is crushed. Yet once exposed to air or heat, grated or chopped horseradish loses its pungency. These cards imply that before I spin out about something, I should expose what I'm worried or angry about to a little air and heat (solid evidence). Is this something that actually has to do with me (is it even my business)? Is this in the future, something that may or may not happen, something that I don't have enough information on at present to make a wise judgment on? It would be smarter to let it go and get a good night's sleep.