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Once a conflict is over, no matter if you have won or lost, there has to be a period of rest and recuperation. This Oracle answer is about your transition from a difficult phase into something more hopeful and peaceful. There is a strong message here about your ability to bury the hatchet and move on.
In order to do this you will need to come to terms with your own role and responsibility in what has happened. No matter if you were on the attack or defence, you have played your part. Deep analysis of this will help you reach a point where you are ready to learn from the past and go forward.
You will also need to understand, as much as you can, the actions of those who were against you. This is a time for philosophical thinking and healing. Fortunately, the problems are now so dead and buried that they can no longer affect you emotionally. Use this to help you step forward, spiritually.
This means embracing the values of the spirit – hope, peace, compassion, joy. There is a clear sign here that a brighter future is waiting if you are prepared to change your perspective. This may mean opening your eyes to truths you have not properly seen before. It certainly means stretching yourself.
Nothing can be rushed with this Oracle answer. The transition period has to happen at its own pace. The old ‘you’ has gone. The sense of identity you derived from your battles with others is no more. Thus, this is a period of rebirth and resurrection, that must unfold only when your soul is ready for it.
Does all this sound rather heavy? In truth, you have reached a point in your life when the weight of your experiences is overwhelming. But there is something lighter and brighter about tomorrow which you must hang onto. The only way is up, and the only way is forward. But only you can take yourself there.
Sometimes an idea, project, plan or message requires more time and thought. So, should you rush, or should you take time out to consider your options? Something, or someone, has clearly made you feel you have to race forward. But you need to honour what you have, by asking yourself what the best strategy is.
It may be that you are on the wrong track. That is probably the last thing you want to think about. In your own interests, though, there is a great deal to be gained by stopping for a short time and reviewing where you are. It may be better to hold yourself up for a while in order to do this, than to blindly go off-track.
If you are absolutely sure that there is no better alternative, though, then perhaps you are right to keep going, at your current speed. As it’s possible that you or others have a blind spot about the situation though, it may be useful to ask a third party for their opinion. How does a smart outsider see the situation?
It may help to become more conscious of your thought processes now, and your motivation. Perhaps you feel there isn’t time, but even the briefest encounter with yourself now could be very useful. You may feel you have to run on auto-pilot when this Oracle answer appears, but it’s actually unnecessary.
Conscious examination of yourself, your goals, and the realities of your position is wise. It need not interrupt your progress for long. It may mean slowing down for a little while, or even momentarily stopping, but that could be time well spent if it gives you a greater chance of success. Look beyond any deadlines.
If others are caught up in the situation too, then you also need to see it from their point of view. You have your ideas, your mission, your motives – but where are they coming from? What are they actually capable of? If, after all that, you still decide to continue at the same rate, at least you’ve examined your options.
There are many different communities. Some are global. Some are local. This Oracle answer is about your ability to give time, energy and care to a wider network or group. It can be anything from a basketball team to the United Nations. But there is something very special about this circle of people.
It takes concentration and effort to devote yourself to a community of people. You have to multi-task. The individuals in your group have different needs, because they are at different stages in their lives. Attending to everybody in the right way requires dedication, commitment, and the skills of a juggler.
Is it rewarding? It can be. There is something emotionally and spiritually uplifting about contributing to a community in this way. Even though you all have a special part to play, from your point of view, this is actually all about you. You may know you’re part of the wider whole, but this also feels personal.
You need to find your own unique way of contributing too. Don’t be afraid to experiment with alternatives. There are any number of ways you can give, and it may help you to try different approaches from time to time. It’s certainly going to test your ingenuity, your imagination and your inventiveness.
Nurturing a community like this brings out your female side, no matter if you are a woman or a man. This Oracle answer is about traditional mothering, applied to a number of people – but in a non-traditional way. Thus, it’s a re-interpretation of your female side. It’s a chance to get in touch with it, in a new way.
A good community of people which is fed with care, passion, time, energy, faith, commitment and hope can trigger wonderful changes in the world. It can also grow. Anything is possible with this Oracle answer. One network may spawn another, and so on – until your original contribution is feeding a chain of them.
