XII The Hanged Man

In a Nutshell

Suspension. Waiting for something to happen. Waiting for more favourable conditions. Looking at things from a different angle. Happy to be different to everyone else. Reflection.

Universal Waite by U.S. Games Systems

Sprit Within Tarot by Steven Bright

Back in March this year, I was thinking, 'If only I had a little more time, I'd be able to think more clearly.' The truth is that instead of spending more time thinking and planning ahead, I've spent more time sleeping (thank heavens for that extra hour in bed in the morning) and working and studying for my day job. I'm very grateful to be one of the lucky ones who still has a day job but I feel a responsibility to use this change of circumstances better. Right now I feel more like Winnie the Pooh, coming downstairs bumping the back of his head than I do an enlightened yogi guru kind of person. 

Well, it's been a Hanged Man kind of year all round. Working from home and not having the stress of the railway timetables to contend with has had its good points and bad points. We're not dwelling on the virus here at Larch Towers. We're just sending positive vibes to the scientists to get us out of having to manage this situation with a miracle vaccination. Or maybe the blood has rushed to our heads with all this hanging upside down that we're doing.
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Tarot of the Divine by Yoshi Yoshitani