3

Dare to Be Seen

(Notice how we have three 3’s here. The number 3 may hold significance for you on some level.)

You’ve been hiding the real you from others. You’ve been hiding how you feel for a long time; maybe for too long.

It’s time to transform into a new version of yourself. You may not feel ready yet, but you are ready to come out of your cocoon.

You’re being urged to reach out and share how you feel with others.

You may have been telling yourself that your emotions are a burden, or that you’re not good company because of how you feel.
Or maybe you’re simply afraid of being fully seen, afraid of taking emotional risks.

There’s a lot on your mind and a lot on your heart that’s asking to be expressed.

You don’t need a plan. You just need to be authentic and allow yourself to be vulnerable.

It’s scary, I know. But when you hide how you truly feel, people can’t connect with you on a deeper level because you’re keeping everything at the surface.

Authenticity won’t push the right people away; it will strengthen the bonds you’re meant to keep.

And even if what you have to say creates conflict, choose authenticity anyway.
Conflict can lead to clarity, healing, and stronger relationships in the bigger picture.

Being fully yourself — sharing how you feel and what you think — is extremely important right now.

Observe your thoughts. Pay attention to the voices and memories that arise within you.

You’ve been fighting against certain thoughts. Pay special attention to those.
What have you been pushing away?
What are you afraid of?
What are you resisting?

Don’t let fear stop you.
Stop resisting, and take the risk.

You’re healing parts of yourself; the parts that don’t feel safe enough to be fully seen, the parts that tell you to hide, the parts that fear vulnerability and risk.

Let this healing happen by believing that you’re safe no matter what.

Your new beginning is coming. Allow this transformation by trusting that it’s okay to be seen. It’s okay to be human.

During this time, healthy boundaries are important.

Boundaries help create real connections based on mutual respect and understanding.
Communicate when something doesn’t feel right.
Communicate when your needs also matter.

You may also need to set boundaries with yourself and create more realistic expectations.

If there’s something you’re overdoing — or not doing enough — this may be a sign to have honest conversations with yourself so you can regain balance.

I feel these two cards are connected.

The message here is to act as if you already are the version of yourself you want to become; and have fun doing it.

The advice seems to be: act as if you’re not terrified of doing the thing, so you can actually go and do the thing.

Act confident. Tell yourself you trust yourself to know what’s best for you.
Tell yourself you trust life, and believe that everything will be okay.

Things aren’t as bad as they may seem. Allow yourself to have fun even while navigating your personal challenges.

Lastly, don’t hold back.
Take every opportunity life presents to be your most authentic self.

And leave nothing unsaid.
Truly let it out of your chest.

If this message resonated with you, share your thoughts in the comments.
I’d love to hear from you.