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I’m writing a romance novel, but my characters seem flat. They are an older couple; he’s divorced, and she’s a widow. They dated and broke up in college. Now they have to work on a project together.

I’ve heard that tarot can be used to map out works of fiction. So, could you help me find my two lead characters’ underlying motivations for getting together and what’s keeping them

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My husband crossed over unexpectedly, and I have been feeling overwhelmed. I would like to know if my financial situation will improve, and if I will be able to find trustworthy help to manage my property. And what do I need to know about my husband’s transition from the physical realm to the spiritual?

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I want to buy the apartment we looked at, and I’m not sure if it’s worth the money and if it will bring me joy. And if we can get the owner to offer a more reasonable selling priceTheirQuestionGoesHere

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I’ve been clearing energies of toxicity for several months now and it has left me feeling very lost. I am looking for help finding the right thing to focus on over the next six months to a year. Thank you so much 

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My estranged and exceptionally abusive father died recently leaving no will. Per the laws of the state he lived in, all three of his children equally own everything our father had. 

So my brother is asking my sister and I to give up our claim to the house (main asset in the estate) for free, with absolutely no financial benefit whatsoever for us. Obviously that cannot be said for him as the land value alone is worth something. 

So, my question is: Should I walk away and let him have the house for free? Or should I fight for my rights for my claim of the house? 

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I am  trying to become more self-sufficient in terms of growing food and cooking it from scratch, something that makes sense for me to expand on or are there different types of paths to help me feel safer and more secure in these uncertain times?

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How can I best balance taking care of myself and taking care of the people who need me in the coming months?

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My children are all grown up and my husband is retired. I’m still working but I feel that something has been left unfinished and I’m kind of at a standstill. So, my question is what’s next for me? Which way is my life going?

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My company is in the process of spinning off from its parent corporation. This is a time of great uncertainty among the ranks. But I work fully remotely, and this kind of work really isn’t done where I live now, so finding a new job that pays anything close to what I’m earning now is extremely challenging. Do I ride out the spin off and hope for the best, or do I bite the bullet and try to find something else – knowing that it will be long, arduous, and likely represent a pay cut?

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I am getting close to retiring from a job I love.  Not because I want to but because I am having mobility problems.  There are things I have to complete before I retire. These things will start the process of leaving. (Paperwork etc.) . I don’t know whether I should start the process this summer or wait until January 2026. Which should I choose? 

Thank you for your insights