441 Book 〖Taroting Reading〗 Yingzi ○|● Readers open the door to see three: ①Opening questions: small group mutual help↓ ②Unpacking: metaphors of card meanings↓ ③Opening: tree turning insight ① ● Happy things usually bring suffering. How to deal with it? ↓ ② ○ I recently liked a movie called "Aging Youth". Among them, the male and female protagonists in love were accidentally struck by lightning, but they both gained superpowers. Men are rejuvenated and women can speak the oldest human language. But God's will tricks people. When the lover is rapidly aging due to intimacy, the male protagonist can only reluctantly give up his love and propose to break up. ○ Today’s keyword: aging. The corresponding tarot card is "Tower". The meaning of the card is a metaphor for losing a horse, but it is not a blessing. All that is lost will come back in another way, representing the power of rebirth. ↓ ③ ○ The book linked to today by the energy of the Tarot "Tower" is "The Best Farewell" by Atul Gawande, a surgeon and famous author. ○ The tree turns the whole book. There is a passage that I feel deeply: Older people tell me that what they fear most is not death, but the conditions that preceded it - hearing loss, memory loss, loss of best friends and inherent way of life. As Felix told me: "Old age is a series of successive losses." In the novel Everyman, author Philip Roth put it more bitterly: "Old age is not a A battle, but a slaughter." ○ Cover up for reflection. Here's the "best confession" insight from the book: "How we use our time may depend on how much time we think we have. When you're young and healthy, you believe you'll live forever and never worry about losing Whatever your abilities, everything around you is a reminder that 'everything is possible'. You are willing to delay enjoyment, say, a few years, to acquire skills and resources for a brighter future. You strive to absorb more knowledge And a greater flow of information, expanding your circle of friends and relationships, instead of sticking with your mother. When the future is counted in decades (which is almost equal to eternity for human beings), what you want most It's those things at the top of Maslow's pyramid - achievement, creativity, and those qualities of 'self-actualization'. But as your horizon shrinks, when you start to feel that the future is limited and uncertain, your focus Begin to turn to the here and now, and put it on the pleasures of daily life and the people closest to you." 〖Become a Reader〗 A barista who can't play tarot is not a good book selection consultant Yingzi custom-made for you Tune and accept a complete but not perfect life Ⅰ. Mind Dharma Zen Entropy: Love everything without expectation, love yourself unconditionally ○|● Play Entropy: Effortless action, easy abundance Ⅱ.
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