Breathe. I deserve and need a man to love me. I do. I am preparing myself to do it.
I'd rather it be you, Imran. I love you like I can't even explain. This is a bond that is deep. There is no way you are not feeling it... both our intuitions are awakening up.
I've given my soul, mind and body to you. The real you. Not the surface you. There is no such thing as one-sided. We are of the same vibration. Similar...
It's not Fred, it's your vibration.
So why have you been thinking of me like this for months now?
You see me... I see you... this defies logic... my heart expands when it thinks of you.... your arms around me... your lips on mine..... I cry with desire......
She did it on Thursday evening.... your energy in mine... you told me that respect, unconditional love and acceptance and acknowledgement of Who I Am.
Be my friend first.... I might still not want to marry a Grim Reaper who says shizzle.... and yet, I miss you and would like you to be in my life again. Even as friends... this love is no longer egoic...
And all is well.... all of it.... all of it.... if we are meant to be together, we will be in spite of our personalities and limiting beliefs and ... I love you.... so much..... just the thought of you loving me set my heart ablaze again.... my heart opened... again.....
Allah knows my heart's desires and who is the best man for me... in form.. in vibration... and everything is unfolding perfectly...........
And I breathe and shall speak to Imran and see what's going on here........
The Fool
This Tarot Deck: Aquarian
General Meaning: Pamela Coleman-Smith's artful rendition of an "innocent Fool" archetype (Rider-Waite deck) is often used to represent Tarot in general. Early classical versions of the Fool card, however, portray quite a different character -- a person driven by base needs and urges, who has fallen into a state of poverty and deprivation.
In some instances, he is made out to be a carnival entertainer or a huckster. In others, he is portrayed as decrepit and vulnerable -- as the cumulative result of his delusions and failures. Not until the 20th century do you see the popular Rider-Waite image of the Fool arise -- that of an innocent Soul before its Fall into Matter, as yet untainted by contact with society and all its ills.
Modern decks usually borrow from the Rider-Waite imagery. Most Fool cards copy the bucolic mountainside scene, the butterfly, the potential misplaced step that will send the Fool tumbling into the unknown. Don't forget, however, that the earlier versions of this card represented already-fallen humanity, over-identified with the material plane of existence, and beginning a pilgrimage towards self-knowledge, and eventually, wisdom. The Fool reminds us to recognize the path of personal development within ourselves -- and the stage upon that path where we find ourselves -- in order to energize our movement toward deeper self-realization.
I'd rather it be you, Imran. I love you like I can't even explain. This is a bond that is deep. There is no way you are not feeling it... both our intuitions are awakening up.
I've given my soul, mind and body to you. The real you. Not the surface you. There is no such thing as one-sided. We are of the same vibration. Similar...
It's not Fred, it's your vibration.
So why have you been thinking of me like this for months now?
You see me... I see you... this defies logic... my heart expands when it thinks of you.... your arms around me... your lips on mine..... I cry with desire......
She did it on Thursday evening.... your energy in mine... you told me that respect, unconditional love and acceptance and acknowledgement of Who I Am.
Be my friend first.... I might still not want to marry a Grim Reaper who says shizzle.... and yet, I miss you and would like you to be in my life again. Even as friends... this love is no longer egoic...
And all is well.... all of it.... all of it.... if we are meant to be together, we will be in spite of our personalities and limiting beliefs and ... I love you.... so much..... just the thought of you loving me set my heart ablaze again.... my heart opened... again.....
Allah knows my heart's desires and who is the best man for me... in form.. in vibration... and everything is unfolding perfectly...........
And I breathe and shall speak to Imran and see what's going on here........
The Fool
This Tarot Deck: Aquarian
General Meaning: Pamela Coleman-Smith's artful rendition of an "innocent Fool" archetype (Rider-Waite deck) is often used to represent Tarot in general. Early classical versions of the Fool card, however, portray quite a different character -- a person driven by base needs and urges, who has fallen into a state of poverty and deprivation.
In some instances, he is made out to be a carnival entertainer or a huckster. In others, he is portrayed as decrepit and vulnerable -- as the cumulative result of his delusions and failures. Not until the 20th century do you see the popular Rider-Waite image of the Fool arise -- that of an innocent Soul before its Fall into Matter, as yet untainted by contact with society and all its ills.
Modern decks usually borrow from the Rider-Waite imagery. Most Fool cards copy the bucolic mountainside scene, the butterfly, the potential misplaced step that will send the Fool tumbling into the unknown. Don't forget, however, that the earlier versions of this card represented already-fallen humanity, over-identified with the material plane of existence, and beginning a pilgrimage towards self-knowledge, and eventually, wisdom. The Fool reminds us to recognize the path of personal development within ourselves -- and the stage upon that path where we find ourselves -- in order to energize our movement toward deeper self-realization.
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