Where do you live on the Wheel?

 Thinking it through I believe that I live mostly in the north. I am very flighty ungrounded person. I don't live in the phisical realm at all if I can help it and spiritual topics are more comfortable for me than talking about even what I'm having for lunch.

I have a sense that all life is precious and should be protected. Life is precious in general, whatever its phisical form.

I have had experiences that have made me quite aware of the spirutal side of life and have built connections with that side of my life more easily than even the closest of my friends.

Moments of inspiration are fleeting and far between but thats is what makes them more precious. Making my runes or picking up a tarot deck iare moments of inspiration. Doodling the lake at prosser is another act of inspiration. I feel good when I follow them and dissappointed when I do not.

The air around an emotionally charged person fills up with charged energy that is hard to ignore. That is one of the reasons I avoid strong emotions or large crowds. The shifting of energy is a thrilling sensation and a teriifiying one as well.

I love exploring the mysteries of life, the exploring itself is what I find exciting. I may never truly find an answer but I had fun along the way.

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