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United Kingdom
yellowknife
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- Joined
- Aug 16, 1972
- Messages
- 102
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Lise, thank you for your wonderful site!
I've a couple of times got the reading 57, 3,6 to 29 when asking how my performance at a launch of a book of my poems will go.
I just wasn't getting it and was wondering what disasters might befall me (such positive thinking!) when I read your interpretation.
The "Seal" of 57 makes so much sense to me in this context. Having a book launch event has brought lots of fears to the surface about how I'm seen by others. I've invited people from different compartments of my life- some of whom see me in a certain way that's compatible with my book and poems. Some of whom don't.
Also, this book launch (I'm lucky enough to be being published by a local small press) has made me realise how rarely I take the centre stage. I'm often on the periphery of it, and, because I'm a performer, am probably generally seen as someone who is comfortable in it. In actuality I'm usually contrive to get myself placed just on the edges of the spotlight, and only allow myself to be seen to be pushed into it, rather than walk there myself.
Lise's words for 57,3 "On the brink of receiving the Seal" rang so clear. Tonight is about finally taking posession of my voice- but that is very scary!
Although asking how best to be at tonight's launch brought the confusing answer 42,6.
"Someone strikes him". Ergh. Any advice?
I've a couple of times got the reading 57, 3,6 to 29 when asking how my performance at a launch of a book of my poems will go.
I just wasn't getting it and was wondering what disasters might befall me (such positive thinking!) when I read your interpretation.
The "Seal" of 57 makes so much sense to me in this context. Having a book launch event has brought lots of fears to the surface about how I'm seen by others. I've invited people from different compartments of my life- some of whom see me in a certain way that's compatible with my book and poems. Some of whom don't.
Also, this book launch (I'm lucky enough to be being published by a local small press) has made me realise how rarely I take the centre stage. I'm often on the periphery of it, and, because I'm a performer, am probably generally seen as someone who is comfortable in it. In actuality I'm usually contrive to get myself placed just on the edges of the spotlight, and only allow myself to be seen to be pushed into it, rather than walk there myself.
Lise's words for 57,3 "On the brink of receiving the Seal" rang so clear. Tonight is about finally taking posession of my voice- but that is very scary!
Although asking how best to be at tonight's launch brought the confusing answer 42,6.
"Someone strikes him". Ergh. Any advice?