“Navigating Delays: Finding Strength on the Path to Release”
Hello to All My Inmate Friends,
I hope this message finds you well and reminds you that no matter how difficult things may seem, there is always hope. I know some of you have been wondering when your time of release will come, and if you’re reading this right now, know that this message is meant specifically for you.
This morning, the card I pulled is The Chariot. Now, The Chariot is a powerful card about forward movement and victory, but today it has appeared in a crossing position, which tells me that someone out there is facing serious obstacles in their journey toward release. You’re feeling stuck, like no matter how hard you push, things just aren’t moving. And let me tell you, I feel that energy deeply.
Next, I pulled the Knight of Pentacles in the upright position. This card tells me that progress is happening, but it’s moving incredibly slowly. Don’t get discouraged. Slow progress is still progress, even if it feels like you’re crawling toward your goal. I won’t lie to you—the road ahead is going to be difficult, but it is definitely possible to win your release. Stay focused, even when it feels like you’re up against the world.
Now, here’s where things get a little tricky. The Emperor has shown up in reverse. This gives me two strong feelings. First, I sense that because the process is dragging, some of you may feel like you’ve lost control, like nothing is in your hands anymore. It’s easy to feel defeated when things don’t seem to be moving, but I want you to understand that this isn’t the end of your journey—it’s just another challenge to overcome.
The second energy I’m feeling from the reversed Emperor is a warning. For some of you, there’s a toxic, manipulative person in your environment—someone with narcissistic tendencies, or even someone who embodies devilish energy. Be careful of this individual. Not everyone around you has your best interest at heart. Guard your energy and stay focused on your goals.
Overall, I want to remind you to not give up. I know it’s going to be a rough trip toward release, but you’ve got the strength to see this through. Keep going, even when it feels impossible. Follow a routine—it will help you regain control over your situation and keep your mind steady as you push forward.
Lastly, remember that you are more than just an inmate. You are powerful, capable, and you have so much to offer this world. ASE!
Thank you for your time and for reading this message. Stay strong, my friends, and remember, brighter days are ahead.
With strength and faith,
Ly’Derian R. Greasham
Founder, More 2 Us