Welcome @Anne Gregson! Long time no see.😊

I've added a category called Q&A. my thoughts on this one are: 🙋‍♂️Questions posted to our community founders/practitioners (you can tag us by using the @ symbol) ❓General questions to the group 🗣️Topics you would like to see for our next TikTok community gatherings 🚌Ideas for online workshops Remember you can always contact our founders directly through private messages @Kel Bonham @Russ Littau

Manifesting really has two distinct phases, and most of us only give our attention to the first one. The broadcasting phase is the part everyone knows. This is where you visualize, linger on your vision board, feel the desire alive inside your body, and live the experience inwardly before it ever shows up on the outside. You are sending a signal, tuning the dial, letting your inner world hum with possibility. This part feels active, intentional, and even a little exciting because it feels like you are doing something. But the second phase is quieter, and strangely, far more powerful. This is the receiving phase. This is where the manifesting “machine” responds and starts delivering the results of what you’ve been broadcasting. And here’s where we often miss the doorway. We keep pushing the signal out, but we forget to open our hands. Receiving is a choice. It’s a soft surrender, a willingness to be open, to let life place the response right into your experience. Broadcasting is choosing to speak. Receiving is choosing to listen. When you allow yourself to truly receive, without tightening, doubting, or grabbing, the desire doesn’t just arrive. It lands. And that’s when it becomes real. Link to full article: https://www.hemispherelearning.ca/post/the-two-phases-of-manifesting-why-most-of-us-stop-halfway

I've always had an interest in Tarot so had my research team do some wandering around the net and come up with a brief history of Tarot from it's beginnings, some dating as far back as 1440, to it's dynamic evolution into the phenomena that it is today. Shout out to @Kel Bonham for her post from a few days ago that sparked this idea. 😊 I've attached the pdf to this post https://www.skool.com/hemispherelearning-1884/tarot-cards?p=9d6cbf71

Tarot cards serve as a powerful bridge between the physical and spiritual realms, acting as a visual language that helps a medium ground abstract intuitive hits into concrete messages. By providing a structured framework of symbols and archetypes, the cards can help a medium focus their energy, confirm "clairsentient" feelings, and provide a roadmap for the narrative of a reading. They often act as a catalyst for conversation with spirit, helping to "unlock" specific details or provide clarity when a message feels clouded or complex.