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Hi anon! Thanks for your question and for your patience while waiting for my response!

The pink rock is the most important and the rocks closest to it are the most relevant to your question. The larger black-green rock in that circle stands for things hidden and in this case refers to your spirituality. Both this and the green-brown rock below it (meaning “yes”) confirm that the rocks are on topic. So the remaining two in the circle are all that really answer your question:

These two are very interesting. The yellow one stands for “body” and the purple one stands for “play.” I think this is advice here—your body and play need to be more incorporated into your spiritual practice.

The above circle has the following stones: Home/chores (brown), boundaries/endings (purple), creativity/introspection (blue). This could mean a lot of things—are you moving and forced to creatively solve problems? Is there a particular creative project you’re doing at home that will be finished soon?

Additionally, there are two rocks on the border that stand for events farther in the future that have not arrived yet. The lone rocks don’t give a lot of context, but one is “pleasure” and the other is “new.”

Please keep in mind that these readings can go wrong so please take it with a grain of salt!

Feel free to send me a follow-up question or comment and anyone reading along can send me a question if you like as well. 🙂

Hi kuchai! @kuchaibee Thanks for your question and your patience!

So as you can see, there’s this really interesting cluster of eight rocks together in the lower left. This includes the pink rock that stands for the object of your question, confirming these are the most important rocks to the situation. The eight rocks make up three lines of three rocks (one is repeated).

The horizontal rock seems to be confirming the subject matter: it has the pink rock, as well as the Tahitian pearl (money) and a black rock for work.

The two more-vertical lines are crossed at a yellow stone that stands for play. The line that goes farther left starts with a bigger brown rock that stands for home or mundane chores, then the yellow one, and the pink-red rock that stands for pleasure.

The other line has a brown rock for inspiration, the play rock, and a more translucent yellow rock that stands for change.

I think that these two lines are your advice: To play and find ways to find pleasure in your home life, and the other one is to bring this playfulness and creativity into your work life as well, and to not be afraid to change at work, whether it’s changing your approach or changing positions, etc.

There are two other rocks as well! One is for relationships (the violet one) but it’s a bit too far off to the side to connect to the conversation happening over here. Additionally, the blue one toward the top says you will have good luck. 🙂

Just so you know, my readings can absolutely be wrong, so please only act on any advice here if it makes sense for what you’re seeing as well!

Feel feee to send me a follow up question or anyone else reading along feel free to send me one as well. 🙂

Hi Astro Genesis! @jinglebellrockstar Thanks for your question!

The pink stone toward the bottom of the circle stands for your goals, and the closest rocks are the most important for achieving your goals. The closest rock is the brown rock which usually refers to the home, but sometimes refers to chores or mundane tasks.

The next nearest one is a black rock that refers to secrets or mental health, the purple one beyond that refers to boundaries, and the brown one to the left refers to inspiration.

For the last two, the black one refers to work (in the sense of employment), but the brown/green one next to it means “no,” reversing its meaning. I think this combination refers to either play or leisure time.

Altogether, I think the advice the rocks are giving is to focus on the ordinary/unglamorous work of it and to practice self-care and keep your focus on your goal by enforcing boundaries, which will help with maintaining your inspiration. But also don’t forget to enjoy leisure time and to play as well. 🙂

My readings can be wrong, so if this doesn’t make sense for your situation, don’t be afraid to disregard the reading.

I wish you best with your goals! 😄

Anyone reading along feel free to send me a question, which I will hopefully be able to do during the week!

Hi Aisling! @DiscoDeerDiary Thanks for the question!

Here’s what we got! The two stones closest to the center of the cat bed stand for inspiration (brown) and play (yellow)—two other stones at the periphery have similar meanings (blue at top means creativity/introspection, purple means joy).

The other stones aren’t as upbeat—there’s a green stone that stands for travel but it is paired with a stone for “no,” contradicting it. There’s also a purple one at the bottom meaning a breakage or a boundary. There’s also the black-orange stone that stands for work.

Altogether, I think the stones are saying that your dream represents your brain being creative and introspective, but also possibly representing some anxieties about work (??), being stuck, and wanting to end some things.

As always, my reading can be wrong so please take it with a grain of salt. 😀