Hi everyone, I did a tarot reading last month on what might be in store for the UK next year (considering everything that's going on now). Has anyone else done any UK readings they'd like to share for comparison? I'm always hesitant and a bit shy to post readings in case I get it wrong, but I'd love to hear what others may be predicting for next year. It would be interesting to compare notes:)
My question was about the general state of the UK in 2021 socially, economically and politically. I pulled two cards for each category, one from the Osho deck and one from True Black tarot.
Socially: Queen Clouds & 7 Wands. The impressions were indicating restriction/constraint/ keeping oneself apart/ limited, keeping to oneself, or defending/sheltering. The obvious thought is that this relates to Covid-19 i.e. there are still restrictions in place. But I'm hesitant to jump to conclusions. If it is the case, it suggests a vaccine, if available, won't be the solution to getting back to 'normal'. I was surprised as I had always thought things might get back to normal by the end of Spring, but maybe not, it could take a lot longer. So the general state for 2021 would be continued social distancing:( . Or, it could be about something else yet to occur, or a new norm of working from home and people becoming more physically insular as communities i.e.not travelling to other towns for work/socialising/shopping.
Economically: 2 of Rainbows & Tower. The economic situation will be very precarious, a case of taking things step by step, rather than being confident and moving forward with ease. Things could be tricky, like walking a tightrope, uncertainty. There could be losses, much will be 'broken'. Not everything is lost though, but there are definite cracks and damage. ( Maybe due to the effects of Covid and double whammy of Brexit? I hope not.. )
Politically: The Fool & 8 Cups. 'jumping of a cliff edge', maybe even folly, a leap into the unkown. The cups spoke to me of something/someone being alone, left behind, moving onto something else, something new. Interestingly both indicated a lot of movement.
I'm not sure what this means, perhaps a change in political leadership? It could be about Brexit, but my question was about politics in the UK (I could be wrong!!). I'm curious to see what this is about exactly. I'm wondering if Boris leaves/resigns. There's a definite feeling of moving away from something and maybe taking a risky chance on something new.
Hi I'm somewhat new here (signed up a month ago - haven't yet posted much), I dont make any special claims, but consider myself very spiritual, and I made a prediction to my family when Boris won his election that he would definitely not last, and that he would be ousted during the first quarter of 2021 by a growing number of his own mps turning against him.
Unfortunately I think brexit will happen still, but it won't go quite as smoothly as planned. This and a series of continuous errors will cause his party to turn on him. The combination of the covid19 pandemic and brexit is part of the catalyst.
Basically, his own Party will eventually throw him under his own brexit bus!
Just a feeling, but I could be wrong.
Brexit and UK have been coming up in my meditations. I'm seeing economic turmoil. They'll need help. I see Brexit recalled after a year somehow. It's a mistake. It will be grey? "Ain't no sunshine when she's gone, only darkness every day." That's what comes. I'm a newbie too and just throwing it out there.
Brexit and UK have been coming up in my meditations. I'm seeing economic turmoil. They'll need help. I see Brexit recalled after a year somehow. It's a mistake. It will be grey? "Ain't no sunshine when she's gone, only darkness every day." That's what comes. I'm a newbie too and just throwing it out there.
I think one of the biggest economic effects will be further job losses in addition to the pandemic through more business closures.
I really would like to see a reversal of the whole thing because I think at this time, straight after a pandemic, the whole thing is self destructive.
It's possible there is a reversal, or a partial reversal - one where there is a new deal with a deal like Norway - with better trade access, but that would only happen if the Conservatives are chucked out - and sadly, I don't think that's going to happen straight away even if Boris has to stand down as leader. But eventually, in 1-2 years, I think we will see a Labour government or in a coalition with the Lib dems. I get the feeling the conservatives are going to have some dirty stuff come out about them over the course of next year - and it will involve Trump and the Russians too.
I have felt for awhile that Russian has something on Boris. I understand the UK is also coming to terms with some ugliness in the country as we are in the US. I hate to see it go through dark times and II fear that the people will be suffering greatly soon. (Side note, does one refer to the UK as a single country/ nation since it is made up of varies nations? I just had that question pop into my head? I have always thought of it as a country but I live in the United States, and our states are not nations unto themselves. Also, is Northern Ireland only part of the UK or is it considered it's own country? I know Ireland is a separate country and not part of the UK.)
I have felt for awhile that Russian has something on Boris. I understand the UK is also coming to terms with some ugliness in the country as we are in the US. I hate to see it go through dark times and II fear that the people will be suffering greatly soon. (Side note, does one refer to the UK as a single country/ nation since it is made up of varies nations? I just had that question pop into my head? I have always thought of it as a country but I live in the United States, and our states are not nations unto themselves. Also, is Northern Ireland only part of the UK or is it considered it's own country? I know Ireland is a separate country and not part of the UK.)
It's complicated. I know that is probably not really an explanation, but to avoid saying anything incorrect, it is probably best to Google search the answer because there will be better answers than I can give. Sorry I can't link or paste info here due to limited posting rights as I am still a new member.
Regarding the state of politics here right now, there is rising hatred and disgust towards the government - specifically the Boris Johnson conservative government.
Recently, football (soccer) player 'Marcus Rashford' has tried to raise awareness for children who are struggling to get enough food to eat in the UK - mostly for families living in poverty. He has asked the government to fund free meals to cover through the pandemic - since many families have had job losses etc. So anyway the conservative government has voted it down, using excuses such as saying children will trade food for drugs etc. The reaction from the public to this has been of outrage. Especially when government mps have been having luxury free food subsidised by the tax payer and have awarded a £12 billion contract to one of their friends for the UK covid track and trace system - which is a total failure by the way.
More recently, the government's divisive economic support between the North and South of England has fueled the growing disgust and hatred - with the North being deliberately awarded less financial support because they are Labour areas - and because going all the way back since the 1980s - there has always been a North/South divide under the Conservatives due to them thinking lesser of the Northern parts of Englend and seeing them less equal.
I really hope next year they are gone, because the UK is being destroyed by these self-serving egotistical nutters.
Slowly, I think people are waking up to the realisation the conservative government and party as a whole, do not care about anyone else but themselves.
In many ways, I really hope Biden wins in the US because it will hopefully trigger a course correction in the UK, where people will realise there is another way.
So top advisor Dominic Cummings, who was the top advisor for Boris and the mastermind behind brexit, has resigned.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-54938050
I don't know what this means yet for brexit or Boris moving forward. My hope is that it softens the brexit stance so that the UK and EU can do a deal, and that hopefully it will mean there will be more liberal policies coming through. I am hoping Biden will have a big influence on Boris.
So some of you may have gathered by now that the UK is going for a no-deal exit from the EU.
I thought Boris would start to tame his extreme ways with Biden becoming President, but it seems he doesn't want to change at all, even if he doesn't have the security of a US trade deal.
I really don't know what is happening anymore to the UK. I don't recognise it anymore, especially with the Selfservatives in power.
I really hope things will change for the better but I can only see that when this Conservative government is gone.
If anyone can see the UK's future then please don't be shy at sharing your thoughts/feelings/intuitions/visions.