Best of luck and skill!

I’ve had awfully accurate results from Tarot, including under odd circumstances, like doing a reading in character, as a storyteller at a Gen Con, and getting results that seemed EXTREMELY unlikely, indeed practically impossible, given the characters I’d designed and the scenario I was running, and had them nonetheless accurately predict the (sadly inevitable) results of the players’ actions. I do keep some skepticism handy for things like this–even though I believe they’re not random nonsense, that doesn’t mean one can always interpret them accurately without hindsight, and besides, things can change. And I don’t make any decisions based solely (or even primarily, if I can find other sources of information) on divination. But I do open my eyes and look around to see if something’s been whizzing past my head, unheeded, when I get a warning from the cards.

As for the creative, the images are potent, and I think will be very helpful, perhaps more for just keeping them in mind than from making any particular decision based on them.

And I really liked your advice on how to be sweet!

Again, Thank You!

Thanks! I hadn’t read this yet today and was just thinking on the subject and reaching many of the same conclusions. Your input is quite in key with what is going on in my head.

(…and I’m really curious about the icosahedron…)

(who is the true motivator of this tarot) can take credit cards through her businesses, too; write her if you like.

Anyways, the crowdfunding community may be a good place to bat ideas around about creativity and marketing. I’ll be listening there!

How to mediate the conflict between the scary, fascinating career I want to reach and the mellow, comfortable home life I want to keep?

And more specific: (How can / can / should) I survive doing ochem, bio AND
physics this year?

The difficulties in mediating between the two are real and structural. You
will not find a solution to them per se; you will have to give them constant
(hopefully mostly easy) maintenance.

At least it’ll be pretty obvious what’s going on. And if when your life is
being well-structured, it will look pretty and feel comfortable.

If you act like you expect people to attack you, they will sense it and attack
you. If you act like you expect people to accept you, they will sense it and
accept you.

… I don’t have anything more to say about this yet.

Three hard subjects is fun and valuable, but overwhelming. The “stuff” in this
case is knowledge, for what it’s worth.

If you need to drop a course or otherwise cut back on obligations, do it
early. That way, you will have spent more energy and time the courses that you
wind up sticking with.

Good luck!

Well, the kid is a teenager; if she’s getting herself into something foolish and complicated that I might be happier not knowing about, perhaps she can get herself out of it again too. Or I’m being warned my help or support may be needed when she realizes it’s a mistake.

If not…a vendor is a business; what recurring, complicated deception could be going on related to my old job or to job seeking?

I can’t make home or creative fit into the pattern of these three cards, at least not with the facts I’m aware of.

Anyway, if I can’t stop the mistakes, all I can do is dodge the fallout or, if it’s the kid, be as ready as I can to help with the fallout, if that’s needed.

Of course, I know, no guarantees of insight or anything. But the three cards for creative endeavors made a lot of sense, even if I did get two “full moon” images during the new moon, for a spicing of irony. Makes me think that the other three are likely equally sensical.

So I’ll have to figure out what I can do to be more interesting, and better at advertising…