In the cards in 2024
- Kimberly Winters
- Jan 3, 2024
- 1 min read
For the first time ever, I did a yearly card pull for myself. I've included a photo above of Tarot Cards but I read Oracle cards (haven't yet learned Tarot), so my photo below looks different from the above.
Here's the spread suggestion I used
What I really liked about the above spread, besides it's simplicity, are the 3 cards in the middle. The card of the year, the challenge of the year, and the lesson of the year.
Here are the cards I pulled for those 3.
The deck I used for this is an older Kyle Gray deck called Angel Prayers Oracle. I can see the challenges in each of these cards but I'm excited about each one too. How would you feel if these were your cards? What meaning are you getting from them just from looking at the photo? Will you pull out your own deck and give this spread a try?
While writing this blog, I was allowing my inner creator to work behind the scenes too and I remembered a class I had wanted to offer but never did. For those who are new to Oracle decks or would like to try a different approach, would you be into a class that would give you ways to connect with your deck? I'm thinking it would be a one time class for an hour on Zoom in the evening EST. It would include a meditation where we ground together and walk through connecting with a deck to get it ready for use. Just a thought but do let me know if that interests you!
That's right, in the 24 years since the launch of the Overseas chronograph, the brand has never made the obvious choice. Even more mind-boggling, link Vacheron released a "reverse panda" (black with white subdials) all the way back in 2018, just two years after the redesign of the Overseas lineup, but waited five more years to fully lean into the obvious link and sporty design natural link to the sporty Overseas. Well, the wait is over and all is right in the world.
Sounds interesting! How can I find out more? Slightly different (ok, maybe very different), I would love a reading! Can it be one on one?
I haven't done a 2024 oracle card reading myself, but I have listened to some readings others have done. I think that's a great idea for a class, for beginners.
I have little experience with oracle cards but I like the idea of knowing more about them through your blog posts.
The cars you pulled are amazing and I know nothing about this but a class might be fun and something my son could do for Homeschool. Thank you for sharing and have a wonderful day. I look forward to seeing more of your post in the #UBC #BlogBoost