The cards suggest to me that Carol is right, but does not need to be worried. The cards set the frame of peace and protection, and also leave room on the table for further insight and communication. If open to it, she may benefit from being in conversation through leaving fresh cut flowers in a dedicated place just for her grandmother.
I agree with of Oak and Pearl that Carol's right about her grandmother being there.
I think grandmother is there for more than just saying hello, though. The cards suggest to me that grandmother wants to help Carol heal a past hurt/trauma of some kind and offer a comforting, protective presence through that process. It might be beneficial to pay attention to which objects in the house are being regularly disturbed too!
I am wondering if Carol's grandmother is sending a very practical message. I don't know if Carol has a vision for her garden that the grandmother knows about, and wants to say that hydrangeas need lots of water and comfrey can be used as a great fertiliser and Joe Pye weed attracts so many bees, butterflies and beneficial insects, and grows in damp places, that this would help foster a healing environment.
The cards suggest to me that Carol is right, but does not need to be worried. The cards set the frame of peace and protection, and also leave room on the table for further insight and communication. If open to it, she may benefit from being in conversation through leaving fresh cut flowers in a dedicated place just for her grandmother.
I agree with of Oak and Pearl that Carol's right about her grandmother being there.
I think grandmother is there for more than just saying hello, though. The cards suggest to me that grandmother wants to help Carol heal a past hurt/trauma of some kind and offer a comforting, protective presence through that process. It might be beneficial to pay attention to which objects in the house are being regularly disturbed too!
I think it is her grandmother trying to get her attention. There may be times ahead that signal a need for protection and perception.
I am wondering if Carol's grandmother is sending a very practical message. I don't know if Carol has a vision for her garden that the grandmother knows about, and wants to say that hydrangeas need lots of water and comfrey can be used as a great fertiliser and Joe Pye weed attracts so many bees, butterflies and beneficial insects, and grows in damp places, that this would help foster a healing environment.