Scripts Written By the Human Heart: Star Role of Suffering Lover

 When my career path was primarily writing, including publishing fiction, I assumed I had a good handle on the human heart. Boy, was I deluding myself.

Now that I am a full-time Tarot reader (with writing a side hustle) I have direct experience with matters of the heart. What I have observed is that human beings tilt toward pain, at least when it comes to romantic relationships. They tend to go for and struggle in connections devoid of joy. 

Maybe that's because those generate drama. The lovers locked in suffering get to be The star. They feel important. Such sweet suffering. Of course, it's obsessive and that can distract from other parts of life which should be demanding close attention.

No question, this syndrome requires compassion. The suffering is real. And, since co-dependency is at the bottom of it all, such attachments are difficult to exit. But, the great news is that it is possible. That's what the Eight of Cubs is about.

Some interpret the Eight of Cubs as the walking-away card. I prefer its messaging to be one of hope that you are walking-toward. 

That entails conjuring up a vision of what could be better, then heading that way. The Lovers Card has the message that intense relationships bring lessons we can't avoid. So, even the ones that deliver such hardships as devastating romances inspire deep learning. The odds are that we won't repeat past mistakes. But there's a tradeoff: no more drama. No more star parts scripted by the human heart.

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