What does your card mean to you?? How can you apply this mantra to your current situation?
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✨Card 1 – Nightingale 
✨Crystal 1 – Opal
✨Card 1 Keywords – Fearless voice, speech, communication, or song.

The song of the Nightingale is otherworldly. this simple brown bird, almost unnoticeable among the flashy plumage of other birds, transports its listener to the realm of poetry. Nightingale’s energy is with us when we write, compose, and especially when we sing. It reminds us that music heals the deepest wounds. This card indicates a need to open the bridge between the heart and the voice. Is there something you need to say? How long has it been since you sang?
Turn it up, write it down, and let it out!!! 

When In Balance: Sings, speaks freely with kindness
When Out Of Balance: Shy, lump in the throat
To Bring Into Balance: Music 

✨Card 2 – Tiger
✨Crystal 2 – Pink Agate
✨Card 2 Keywords – Lunar force, ease in darkness, feminine energy.

The Tiger hunts at night… at one with the silence… fearing nothing. This card reminds us to take in the wild darkness, to allow the lunar forces to soothe and heal our spirits. Sensuality, receptivity, and devotion are all heightened in the midnight hour, and the Tiger takes advantage of these boons. Spend some time in silence this evening, drinking in the potent calm. There is nothing to fear in the stillness except the awakening of your own power. 

When In Balance: Passionate, strong, sensual
When Out Of Balance: Overstimulated
To Bring Into Balance: Trataka (candle gazing)

✨Card 3 – Stingray
✨Crystal 3 –Shattuckite in Quartz
✨Card 3 Keywords – Developing confidence, sense of self, or “spine”.

The Stingray card represents a pivotal point in personal growth. The moment has come when the Stingray must decide between the old (easy, comfortable, and familiar) and the new (challenging, uncomfortable, and unfamiliar). Pressure from family and friends makes the decision even more complicated. No matter what choice is made now, it’s inevitable that this dilemma will surface again and again, as the force of dharma growing within the Stingray is too strong to ignore.

When In Balance: Eager, wants to grow
When Out Of Balance: Blames others, quits
To Bring Into Balance: Move through the discomfort