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You have two solid projects, plans or ideas. You also have a strong connection to one (or more) foreign countries. Now, how are you going to do the right thing by yourself and the concepts which hold so much promise? The answer lies in research. This situation requires a great deal more thought and feedback.
Don’t lose sight of one idea at the expense of the other. You’re setting priorities with one eye on an export market. That’s fine, but you also have something equally worthwhile which appears to have been forgotten, ignored or set in second place. This is something you need to reconsider.
The promise of something bigger and better is giving you the confidence and motivation to move forward. That can only be a good thing, as you have a strong chance of getting to where you need to be. Don’t lose sight of the need to strategise, though. Paying more attention to every single detail could help.
The approach that you’re taking at the moment – turning your back on your current location in favour of other places – may not necessarily be the right one. It’s great to dream about what might be. But there is also a great deal to capitalise on right here at home. Don’t overlook your own territory.
What this Oracle answer suggests is the need to balance all the factors, so that they work together. Rather than concentrating all your energy on Europe, Asia, the US (or further afield) you need to take more time to factor in what the local situation is offering you. There are some alternatives if you look for them.
Even though you have the world in your hands, there are still no guarantees. You are longing to explore what is out there – but remember that anyone who wants to take both feet off the earth has to be grounded first. Before you work out where you’re going to, you need to look at what you have to return to.
Two people can do anything together if they are prepared to face everything, deal with everything, and take all the potential that is in front of them. If this Oracle answer turns up, the other person could be your partner. Alternatively the connection may be through work, business or friendship.
In order to move forward together, you will need to wake up and see what is threatening both of you – and deal with it. There is no point in turning your back on situations, issues or people which confront you. Nor is there much to be gained by deliberately shutting your eyes to anything (or anybody) dangerous.
If both of you can sense what – or who – is there, then that should be reason enough to open your eyes and deal with it. There is no point in pretending to yourselves and each other. And once you join forces and work as a team, you stand an excellent chance of getting rid of the problem.
If this Oracle answer turns up, then there is the promise of adventure and gain to motivate you. Together you could take the journey of your life. Nothing can really proceed until you actively deal with the matter above, though. And handling it means connecting and communicating with each other in a new way.
An open, honest heart-to-heart discussion is one solution. But sometimes a good connection can be purely physical – words are not required. One thing is certain, though. If you two are going to attempt the big adventure in front of you, then you will need trust and teamwork to get rid of something (or someone) toxic.
Of course there is a risk that you may both fail in the attempt. But if you two have enough trust, teamwork and tenacity then a good set of tactics should get you through. Better still, any triumph will not only bring you together, it will also give you invaluable experience for the challenges and adventures which lie ahead.
European, Asian or other far-flung influences are coming into your life and this could be an amazing period of contact and connection with the wider world. You will either travel, or travel in the mind. In the first instance you may be visiting one or more countries – or in the company of foreign people while travelling regionally.
In the second instance, you may be travelling in the mind, thanks to the internet, a university or college course, or the arrival of new people in your world from other countries. You may be exporting, or dealing with long-distance connections on the internet, or for work. It’s an inspiring, fascinating time.
By comparing and contrasting the attitudes, beliefs and habits of people from different countries, you will learn a lot about yourself. Are they right or wrong? Do you agree or disagree? Are the cultural tastes of Europeans, Asians or Americans appealing to you or not? It’s a self-discovery tour.
This is an ungrounded time, because you have to uproot yourself from your usual home or job. Even if you are staying put, travelling in the mind can make you feel ungrounded because you are cutting loose from old ideas or beliefs which kept you in one place, mentally. Try to pace yourself. Don’t run on adrenaline.
There is also the possibility of a relationship at this time. The choice is there. This may be an archetypal foreign affair. It could be a flirtation with someone from another culture, who teaches you a new way to see the world, through his or her eyes. Of course, nothing may happen. But you’ll be aware of the potential.
The places and the people are actually less important than your own process of growth, learning, exploration and self-discovery. You are coming into your own now, finding out who you are, and what you believe, and where you should be going in life. Experiencing other cultures or countries is an exciting way to do it.
