Losing my flat??

[flashlight]

Hi all,
I'm in a bit of a panic....
Got a letter from my landlord about changes going on that may lead to my losing my flat. Details unimportant. Losing my flat would be a long term catastrophe (aside from the nightmare of moving an overpacked home).
Asked Yi "tell me about the perennity of my living situation in X"
Response 51.1.2 to 40
I like line 1.
I am apprehensive about line 2 and the resulting hex "release".
Released from the problem underlying this? Released as in losing the flat?
I'm getting fed up - it's been one problem to solve after another nearly non stop and this one is a whopper.
uch:

 

[butterfly spider]

My gut feeling on this is that you are worrying needlessly... If you lose the flat then it is saying that this may not be quite such a bad thing after all. If you do not, then you have been released from the worry.

I think this about controlling the controllabes here. Perhaps it is saying that you need to use this as a kick-start to moving - think about what YOU can do here, not what is being done to you (I think that is th line 2 stance on this). If you have no say as to what will happen with the flat then put in place plans for this.

Release to me often feels like things will pan out OK..

 

[flashlight]

And you were right. I went for a legal aid type appointment today and at least for the time being, the issue has been firmly tossed back to the other side (which had messed up). And thank goodness, because otherwise, the cascade of consequences would have been truly dramatic! I think I will at last sleep peacefully tonight

Thanks for responding Butterfly Spider. Neat too that this question/situation was able to provide a concrete example of a reading!

 

[butterfly spider]

I am glad. Sometimes when we are in a panic we forget that we have some control - even in the most dire situations. Your readings felt like throwing the ball to the other side somehow. Like the hot potato game - this is not my problem, I am OK thanks..
Sleep well.........
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