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What we accept in ourselves, we can accommodate in others

What we accept in ourselves, we can accommodate in others

by Andrew Machon | November, 2023 | A Guiding Hand, Andrew Machon

In drawing this card, you are invited to explore the nature of relationship and how your capacity to relate may be deepened. If we look to Nature and the photograph associated with these chosen words, we are taken to an evening beside the huge lake Inari in Finland....
Resilience, befriending suffering

Resilience, befriending suffering

by Andrew Machon | October, 2023 | A Guiding Hand, Andrew Machon

Have you considered and or already realised what value there may be in befriend suffering? In drawing this card, you are invited to cultivate your resourcefulness and resilience as you go through life. Often the way we automatically think may be back to front. We...
Must we stray from the path, to recall our way

Must we stray from the path, to recall our way

by Andrew Machon | October, 2023 | A Guiding Hand, Andrew Machon

Many of us fear getting lost. And might avoid this experience it at all costs. But what if getting lost was just another natural aspect of being human and living our daily lives? If we were to view being lost not as something to be feared, but more as an opportunity,...
Do We Feed An Insatiable Appetite Or Soothe The Part That Hungers

Do We Feed An Insatiable Appetite Or Soothe The Part That Hungers

by Andrew Machon | August, 2023 | A Guiding Hand, Andrew Machon

In drawing this card, you are invited to look a little deeper into yourself. To consider who sits beneath your superficial awareness and how knowing this person may offer insight into what you may truly need. The words of the card talk about ‘feeding an insatiable...
Free From Logic, The Impossible Becomes Quite Plausible

Free From Logic, The Impossible Becomes Quite Plausible

by Andrew Machon | July, 2023 | A Guiding Hand, Andrew Machon

This card invites you to recognise the limitation of overthinking and trying too hard to work things out and the wonderful opportunity that imagination and creativity offer you. The imagination can often be viewed and judged negatively as the ‘softer sister’ of...
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