Like yesterday, the coins talk to us about loss today. Often we fear loss because we do not know what will come in it's place. However, today's cast is not about how we feel about loss, this cast is about how we are going to walk away, how we are going to enter the process of ending this situation. It is easier to start something then to end it! It can feel difficult and stressful to let something go. We need to pull ourselves together and do what is necessary. 

This set of coins confronts us with loss and grief. Sometimes as something to be scared of, and sometimes as something to embrace, but always as something to acknowledge. Eventually everything ends if only by transforming into something else. This constellation can indicate an actual death and the grief it brings, or the loss of something we hold dear.  

Nadir and the Opponent in combination with the Elder-tree are indicative of a health problem. It doesn't have to be something major but let's not ignore it. So let's pay a little extra attention to our health today and if in doubt: make a doctors appointment. 

In every situation there are two distinct positions we can occupy: either we look at it up close, maybe even from the inside, or we take a step back (or two!) and observe the issue from a distance. The cast of today urges us to do just that: to detach ourselves from the situation we are in to gain a better perspective. By creating some distance we might see the bigger picture. 

All kinds of claims are being thrown at us by the leaders of our society but we feel unable to follow them since we cannot ascertain the validity of those claims. Times are complicated, the problems the world is facing are many and we are confused about where to find solutions. Therefore we need to be extra careful in deciding were our allegiance lies. This cast warns us that the powers that be might not have our  best interest in mind, so let's be vigilant.

Yesterday's cast was about the knowledge we had gathered and how that could fuel our decision making. Today's cast tells us to also take our gut-feeling into consideration. Like the moon lighting up the dark night for us, our intuition can shed light on the murkiest of problems. Most of us are a little bit cautious to use this skill but this day our intuition is in good shape. So let us see where it leads us for with this skill it is like most others; use it or lose it!

The time to gather as much information as we can and to roam the internet indefinitely in our search for more details is over. We know what we need to know, now it is up to us to actually do what we need to do. Let's be brave and make the decision; it is a good day for it. Remember that not choosing is also a choice, but in that scenario we allow are agency to seep away, condemning ourselves to whatever random outcome comes of it. So let's do this, the choice is ours to make.

So many things in life that we think we need or want, are actually holding us back from reaching our full potential. The Crone has come to our aid today. She let us know that it is time to let go, to leave redundant longings behind. We should no longer hold on to what belongs in the past but gently let it slip away and focus on the future. 

No matter how much we know about something, there are always new things to discover. When we keep an open mind to different opinions and keep gathering more information we enrich ourselves beyond measure. Let's enjoy the process of gathering, of reading and sifting through information and one of these days we will find the answer to whatever it is that is vexing us.

The oak, symbol of strength and longevity, is flanked by Nadir and the Opponent. We might feel a bit fragile, lacking our normal resilience. Is it possible we have neglected our normal routine and haven't been to the gym as regularly as we should have? Let us take measures to regain our strength and aid our body in becoming is strong and healthy as it possibly can. 

Somebody didn't sleep enough last night and that might very well be us. Let's not be overly enthusiastic this day and let us try to work a little rest into our schedule. Just a nap in the afternoon might be enough to get us through the day. Followed by an early night, and tomorrow we'll be as good as new. 

Sometimes we spread hope and joy through cooking a good meal and sharing it. Select the ingredients, add them to your cauldron and perform the oldest magic of all: preparing food. Our individual actions might not solve the world's problems today but if we all take the effort of feeding each other, we would solve most of them in the long run!