You’re experiencing changes in your financial situation by letting your intuition lead you through.

Archangel Ariel is happy to announce that you finally opened your heart toward new beginnings that are full of potential for prosperity and abundance! And the great thing is, there are no strategies nor complicated mathematical skills included. It’s all within you and the way you feel you should be spending your money.
You’ve been letting your emotions decide what you should do with your money lately. You think you would feel better if you finally replaced your dishwasher with a new one? Or maybe you sense that it’s a great time to start an online business? Invest in a side one? Go ahead, do it! All your Angels have gathered to bless whatever choice you decide to make now.

The good thing is that your inner desires are well aligned with your current financial situation. You feel how much money you should be spending according to your bank account. That’s why your Angels will reward you with a positive outcome of your personal investment.

Keep in mind that good things happen when you wish well. Your inner voice and your Angels are your guidance. Lean on them whenever you’re in doubt about what to do. Ask for clarification when things are uncertain. You’re making plans for your better future and, with that thought in mind, be sure that you’ve taken the right path. Look for signs the Angels are giving, and trust your heart.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH, 2023
“Brothers and sisters, we might ask ourselves: how do I live faith? Is it a matter of calculations, formalism, or a love story with God? Am I content merely with not doing harm, of keeping the “façade” in good order, or do I try to grow in love for God and others? And every now and then, do I check myself on Jesus’ great commandment, do I ask myself if I love my neighbor as He loves me? Because perhaps we are inflexible in judging others and forget to be merciful, as God is with us.
May Mary, who observed the Word of God perfectly, help us to give fulfilment to our faith and our charity.”
Pope Francis

Susan B. Anthony was asked so often why she never married that she always had three answers at the ready. One was, “It always happened that the men I wanted were those I could not get, and those who wanted me I wouldn’t have.” Another was, “I never found the man who was necessary to my happiness. I was very well as I was.” And the third was, “I never felt I could give up my life of freedom to become a man’s housekeeper. When I was young, if a girl married poor, she became a housekeeper and a drudge. If she married wealth she became a pet and a doll. Just think, had I married at twenty, I would have been a drudge or a doll for fifty-nine years. Think of it!”
The Nineteenth Amendment (Amendment XIX) to the United States Constitution was ratified on August 18, 1920, 14 years after Susan B. Anthony’s death. It prohibits any United States citizen from being denied the right to vote on the basis of sex. Susan B. Anthony once lamented, “To think I have had more than 60 years of hard struggle for a little liberty, and then to die without it seems so cruel.”
On November 2, of that same year, more than 8 million women across the U.S. voted in elections for the first time. It took more than 60 years for the remaining 12 states to ratify the 19th Amendment; Mississippi dragged its feet until 1984.
from The Writers Almanac for Feb 15, 2017

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH, 2023
“God loves us first, freely, taking the first step towards us without us deserving it; and so we cannot celebrate his love without in our turn taking the first step towards reconciliation with those who have hurt us. True love is never satisfied: love goes beyond, one cannot do without.”
Pope Francis

Labor ’til heaven and earth are one.

Law is in the Old Testament and the New.

Evil and good both come out of the heart.

We must cultivate Kingdom Consciousness.

No murder, frustration, grudges, or grief.

Thoughts of the heart have consequences.

Spiritual rot turns to evil in the heart.

Seek only the truth, not lies.

An affair can be on the internet.

Jesus’ way is radical.

We are his co-workers who give respect, dignity and a calm heart!

Sharing the mountain

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH, 2023
“Dear brothers and sisters, let us ask ourselves some questions. How do I live poverty of spirit? Do I know how to make room for God? Do I believe that he is my good, my true and great wealth? Do I believe that he loves me, or do I throw myself away in sadness, forgetting that I am a gift? And then: Am I careful not to waste? Am I responsible about how I use things, goods? And am I willing to share them with others, or am I selfish? Lastly: Do I consider the weakest as precious gifts whom God asks me to care for? Do I remember the poor, those who are deprived of what is necessary?May Mary, the Woman of the Beatitudes, help us witness the joy that life is a gift and the beauty of making a gift of ourselves.”
Expressing “heartfelt condolences” to those who mourn the thousands killed in the earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria on Monday, Pope Francis said “I prays for emergency personnel to be sustained in their care for the wounded and in ongoing relief efforts by divine gifts of strength and perseverance.”
Pope Francis

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH, 2023
Brother and sisters, let us feed our expectation for Heaven, let us exercise the desire for paradise. Today it does us good to ask ourselves if our desires have anything to do with Heaven. Because we risk continuously aspiring to passing things, of confusing desires with needs, of putting expectations of the world before expectation of God. But losing sight of what matters to follow the wind would be the greatest mistake in life. Let us look upwards, because we are on a journey toward the Height, whereas the things from down here will not go up there: the best careers, the greatest achievements, the most prestigious titles and awards, accumulated wealth, earthly earnings — all will vanish in an instant, everything. And every expectation placed in those things will be disappointed. And yet, how much time, how much effort and energy do we spend worrying and feeling sad because of these things, letting the tension towards home fade, losing sight of the meaning of the way, of the goal of the journey, the infinite towards which we go, the joy for which we breathe! Let us ask ourselves: do I live out what I say in the Creed, “I look forward” — that is — “to the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come”? And how do I wait? Am I capable of going to the essential or am I distracted by so many superfluous things? Do I cultivate hope or go on complaining, because I give too much value to many things that don’t matter and that will pass?
Entrusting those who have died in the Turkey and Syria earthquake to the loving mercy of the Almighty, I pray that the emergency personnel involved in the ongoing relief efforts will be sustained by the divine gifts of fortitude and perseverance.

Pope Francis

The tarot card of the day is the Two of Wands.
When this card appears, it suggests that you may be pondering what else the universe has for you out there. You may be questioning if whether or not you need to make a change in your life.
The Two of Wands encourages you to do what you feel like you need to do in life and not waste too much time worrying about the what-ifs.
Are you ready to move forward in life to the next level? Perhaps you’ve been thinking about moving away from home. Or you have already taken the first leap and are now in search of housing. The Two of Wands shows that there are big, exciting decisions on the horizon for you to make.
The Two of Wands indicates that you’re moving forward in your life.
As one of life’s chapters comes to an end, a new one begins. The Two of Wands knows that your life story can’t only consist of one long, never-ending chapter. Some things need to come to an end so that new, better things can begin. It’s all a part of life’s journey.
The Two of Wands is inviting you to look at what is no longer serving you any good.
What’s getting in your way?
What’s holding you back?
Figure out what people or situations in your life have run their course and need letting go of. Clear them out of your life and make room what whatever is next in line to enter your life.
Thinking about moving away from home?
When the Two of Wands makes an appearance, it could be a sign that one of the situations no longer serving you any good could be your current housing situation.
It’s true—there is no place like home. However, all baby birds have to leave their nest at one point in life and learn how to spread their wings.

The Two of Wands says that once you’re able to leave what’s known to you and what you are comfortable with, you’ll be soaring in no time.
The Two of Wands also represents a possible search for housing. Maybe you’ve already taken the first steps towards your new chapter away from home and have begun the hunt for housing. If so, that’s fantastic! The Two of Wands wants you to carefully choose your housing but not let yourself get too indecisive.
While it’s crucial to pick out housing that you feel happy and comfortable with, if you wait too long to pick a permanent place, you could end up missing out!
Advice from the Two of Wands.
The Two of Wands wants nothing more than for you to make good choices while moving forward in life. As you end one chapter and begin the next one, here is something you can do to make driving decisions easier for yourself.

Figure out what you want to keep and what you want to get rid of in your life.
Sit down and write out a list of all the things, people, and situations that make you happy in life. Now do the same, but with all things, people, and conditions that stress you or make you upset.
Try to make a game of it and challenge yourself. Whatever is on your happy list, please create an effort to increase its presence in your life. Whatever isn’t making you too delighted or is holding you back from progressing in life, kiss it goodbye and leave it behind in the past.
The Two of Wands says out with the old and in with the new!

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH, 2023
“Brothers, sisters, let us remember this: the gaze of God never stops at our past, full of errors, but looks with infinite confidence at what we can become. And if at times we feel we are people who are “small of stature”, not up to the challenges of life and far less of the Gospel, mired in problems and sins, Jesus always looks at us with love. As with Zacchaeus, he comes towards us, he calls us by name and, if we welcome him, he comes to our home. Then we might ask ourselves: how do we look at ourselves? Do we feel inadequate, and resign ourselves, or precisely there, when we feel down, do we seek the encounter with Jesus? And then: what gaze do we have towards those who have erred, and who struggle to get up again from the dust of their mistakes? Is it a gaze from above, that judges, disdains, that excludes? Let us remember that it is legitimate to look down on someone only to help them get up again: nothing more. Only then is it legitimate to look down from above. But we Christians must have the gaze of Christ, who embraces from below, who seeks those who are lost, with compassion. This is, and must be, the gaze of the Church, always, the gaze of Christ, not the condemning gaze.
Let us pray to Mary, whose humility the Lord looked upon, and ask her for the gift of a new outlook on ourselves and on others.”
Pope Francis

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5TH, 2023
“To persevere is to remain constant in goodness, especially when the reality around us urges us to do otherwise. Let us reflect on a few examples: I know that prayer is important, but, like everyone, I too always have a lot to do, and so I put it off: “No, I am busy now, I can’t, I’ll do it later”. Or, I see many crafty people who take advantage of situations, who dodge the rules, and so I too stop observing them and persevering in justice and legality: “But if these scoundrels do it, so will I!”. Beware of this! And again: I carry out service in the Church, for the community, for the poor, but I see that many people in their free time think only of enjoying themselves, and so I feel like giving up and do what they do. Because I do not see results, or I get bored, or it does not make me happy.
Persevering, instead, is remaining in goodness. Let us ask ourselves: what is my perseverance like? Am I constant, or do I live faith, justice and charity according to the moment: I pray if I feel like it; I am fair, willing and helpful if it suits me; whereas if I am dissatisfied, if no one thanks me, do I stop? In short, do my prayer and service depend on circumstances or on a heart that is steadfast in the Lord? If we persevere — Jesus reminds us — we have nothing to fear, even in the sad and ugly events of life, even in the evil we see around us, because we remain grounded in the good. Dostoevsky wrote: “Have no fear of men’s sin. Love a man even in his sin, for that is the semblance of Divine Love and is the highest love on earth” (The Brothers Karamazov, Part 2, Book 4, Chapter 3). Perseverance is the reflection in the world of God’s love, because God’s love is faithful, it is persevering, it never changes.
May Our Lady, servant of the Lord, persevering in prayer (cf. Acts 1:12), fortify our perseverance.”
Pope Francis