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When you take a risk, there is always a chance that something will go wrong. So why go ahead without a back-up plan? Perhaps having any kind of safety measure gets in the way of your spontaneity. And maybe you are right not to care about having a safety net. Where is the thrill in being too cautious?
The problem with blindly taking a leap into the unknown is that there are no guarantees. If things go wrong because you have not taken the appropriate measures to safeguard yourself, you may not always be able to rely on others to help you. Not everyone may be sympathetic – or even able to assist.
The reality of leading a spontaneous, carefree existence is that sooner or later you will find yourself dealing with anything from a minor annoyance to a real problem. Perhaps you believe you are capable of dealing with any issues as they come up. If so, you had better be quite sure of this.
There is a lot to admire (and perhaps envy) in people who can not only take a big leap into the unknown, and get away with. People who succeed in living like this are not only free spirits, they can also seem heroic. In fact, even their failures can seem glorious.
So if this is what you believe – then why not take the risk?
A good question to ask here (if you are asking about the present or the future) is ‘What are the stakes involved?’ If the most you’re going to lose is very small indeed, then perhaps it’s worth trading security for spontaneity, excitement and adventure. Only you can weigh all the factors and make a decision.
Just one final point. Are you in denial? Are you deliberately blinding yourself to the risks? If you suspect this is happening, try to find out why you’re doing it. You need to understand your own motivation better. This may allow you to see this risky situation in a completely different light.
This Oracle answer describes physical, psychological or spiritual healing. It may come from a professional, or it may come from someone who lacks a title or role, but has the ability to heal. Finally, this healing process may describe a human being or an animal. Either a doctor or a vet may be involved.
Being a healer requires a mixture of confidence, compassion and genuine ability. Thus, it’s a special and unusual thing that once experienced, is never forgotten. Even the most mundane experience (like going to the dentist) should never be underestimated. This too is a pure energy exchange between healer and patient.
The confidence must be there because healing is so often a physical act. There is no room for false moves or shaking hands. It also takes confidence to minister to the suffering of those who are powerful, or intimidating. Finally, you need to be confident in order to expect a good outcome – a cure, or relief.
The compassion needs to be there, no matter if this is a paid act of healing or not. Some people believe that the kind intentions that accompany a medical procedure as just as important as the act itself. Whatever your point of view, the best healing comes from the heart. It is unconditional. It’s about giving.
Healing ability can be innate or learned. Some people are good listeners and are natural counsellors. Surgeons, naturally, require years of training. At its most mysterious level, healing can be transmitted via Reiki or other spiritual practices; it can be carried out by unseen or unknown forces in the spirit world.
To submit to healing requires absolute trust. It instantly makes us vulnerable and exposed. The most successful healing happens when we are relaxed, open and accepting. This needs to happen even if there are no guarantees that the healing will bring relief, or a cure. The patient’s trust is her own gift to the healer.
Cleansing involves time, patience and effort. But there is also something special about the process. It is part of nature and part of life. What is washed away or cleaned out has its own part to play in the scheme of things. Even dirt gets recycled into soil – and what is shed, or lost, can be turned into something new.
There is no point in committing to the sacred act of cleansing unless you’re going to do it perfectly and completely. Anything half-done is a waste of time. So there is a strong message with this Oracle answer about taking the time to attend to all the tiny details. You can’t afford to be careless or the process fails.
The reward for all this painstaking effort is the wonderful exchange of old for new. We know that the human body can renew itself once it has been cleaned. Old skin cells are shed, clearing the way for new skin. On the inside, cleaning away toxic substances can help to regenerate your health.
It is not only the body that benefits from cleansing. Any place, object or situation which has become stained, dirty or tarnished can be made like new. This is the miracle offered by this Oracle answer. With enough care, time and patience new life can be restored. Almost anything can be refreshed and revitalised.
The cleansing process also puts you in touch with the natural world. It can deepen your understanding of the way things work on the planet – from the rain which washes away the dirt from the past, to the purifying water in a stream which birds use to get rid of the dust.
It’s all part of a perfectly natural rhythm and cleansing should be a regular part of your world. Everyone accumulates layers in their lives which are unwanted and unnecessary. This Oracle answer promises the magic of making old seem like new. In fact, the cleansing process makes the world go round.
