We have all been here. The accompanying booklet describes it as being "enmeshed in confusion and uncertainty".
Brain Fog - Clouding of Consciousness. Sometimes we can just get out in the sunshine and let the fog burn away. Other times a really good night's sleep will bring better clarity. A good option is a vacation to blow out the cobwebs. I experience these moments and sometimes days of technical difficulties and work my way through them.
On a different thought, some Farmers keep count of the number of mornings in August that have fog and say that is how many days of snow they will have in the forthcoming winter. I have kept track of this for a few years here and there and it has been fairly accurate, until last year. There was lots of days with fog in August 2016 and we experienced a very mild winter. Climate warming has everything in disarray.
EARTH MAGIC Oracle Cards - Steven D Farmer
Perhaps I have always known everything important but will need a lifetime to discover what I know. Tarot and Oracles offer me guides and sign posts to help me along my way.
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
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we live at 945 foot altitude. We have had fog three times this month, but I prefer to think of it as being in the clouds.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very nice thought.
DeleteAnd so everything is in disarray: nature, our thoughts, technology.iI hope you'll find some clarity today
ReplyDeleteActually my day has been pretty light and easy. No cloud cover for me, thankfully.
ReplyDeleteWe had a thick fog the other morning when I went for a walk. I know the sun will eventually burn it off (whether in my head or in the real world). :)
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